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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1907
Page
4
The Star lists private exchanges for phone service and delivery routes, with contact numbers Sunset Main 1050 and Independent 441. It outlines subscription terms, delivery options, and a subscriber notice urging timely payments and reporting missed copies.
A stirring editorial celebrates the start of a great naval voyage with 16 battleships and accompanying ships. It invites readers to feel patriotic as big guns roar in Hampton Roads and imagines the fleet symbolizing national strength and unity.
Fragmented excerpt notes a Montana divorce over a poet husband and a woman fearing societal rank. It mentions a sweet voiced complaint, a gun rental ad, a doctor praising cars, and a Presbyterian church organ claim, with Walling's Music Store offering advance seat reservations.
A garbled dialogue fragment features characters Tommy Pat and others in a series of quick quips. The text includes jokes about risk and effort, a comment on telephone busy signals, and brief exchanges about business failures and domestic servants.
Special correspondent Mr Skygack reports from Mars noting beings with long sticks circling Bles Cove with Moses and White pals. He describes lazy, heavily laden figures burning vegetation and rolling paper as observers watch in a calm scene.
Visitors ride from Pier 2 to the U S navy yard to view battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska cruisers Buffalo and Philadelphia the Mammoth dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipsic. Boats depart six times daily for a 50 cent round trip.
Music lovers may enjoy an organ recital by Dr Frank Wilbur Chace on Tuesday December 17 at Walling’s Music Store 711 Second Ave with free seating.
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