Local Seattle Star Publishing Office Address and Postage Note
Scattered OCR fragment lists Seattle Star Publishing Co offices at Seventh Avenue and nearby addresses. Mentions mail rates twenty five cents per month and a post office receipt process. Fragment mentions post office legality and second class matter status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
ST Publishing CO
Seventh Avenue
Eviry Alternoon
le Besos Denartement
Suneet
Main
Llard Star Agency
Ballard
Pour Shboerae
Reece
Bearte Washington
When Rulers Take to Their Legs and Stand Down
A column argues that monarchies sustain control through armies and that soldiers' independence can topple elites. It praises worker solidarity, urges unity beyond parties, and credits President Roosevelt with opening government control of railway rates as a global liberty fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Republic
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Strange Theory Reframes Disease as Protective Force
The article cites Sir Frederick Treves arguing disease aids survival, with inflammation and symptoms viewed as protective. Coughs, pains, and wounds signal the body’s battle against infection, suggesting relief from eradication. The piece notes this view challenges traditional hatred of illness and echoes older paradoxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Treeves
Perthe
Sir Frederick
Bold Russian Spy Smolianikoff Caught in Berlin
Woman spy Miss Zinaida Smolianikoff, a Russian heiress turned covert operative, earned about $15 000 yearly and learned over 50 key military secrets. She ensnared 100 officials, duped officers, and was sentenced to 15 months to be expelled from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zinaida Smolianikoff
Leipak
Miss Smolianikoff
St. Petersburg
Mixes Smilianinoff
Vietimen
Germany
Russia
Miss Smollaninoff
Leipele
Miss Smolianinoff
Uesla
The Man From Arizona Relates Big Game Tales
Pate Watson of Sel igmian Arizona recounts hunting experiences across the Mazatzal Mogollon and Sierra Ancha ranges. He recalls killing a nine foot lion near Phoenix, an eight pound black bear, and a nearly four ton cinnamon bear in the Sierra Anchas. He notes bears are best hunted with dogs and discusses trapping risks and humane caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate Watson
Seligmian
Ariz
Arizona
Mazatzal
Mogolion
Sierra Ancha
Phenix
McDowell
Mogollon
Upper
Verde
New Mexico Line
Rincon Mountains
Tucson
Cinnamon Bear
Sierra Anchas
Cleb
Maud
How to Trap a Bear at a Spring
A man explains a method to trap a bear by placing bait cheese at a spring. He covers a water crossing with leaves, waits for the bear to drink, and uses a hidden trap triggered when the bear steps on a dry leaf weight. The trap fires as he arrives and shoots the bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Bar
A Patchwork of Small Tales and Local Gazette Bits
A collage of humor, family scenes, and brief notices from local columns. Vignettes include light banter about hair and vanity, a vaudeville note on Ted Sloan, playful shopping day verses, and short social updates from Weasley Hicks, Miss Mae Ridge, and neighbors. The piece also mentions a resignation cartoon snippet and a line about football as profession.
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Constitution
Chicago Loan Office
Arry Silver
Yeslerday
Laws Pharmacy
Yang Tai
SERS
fHerlin
Mr. Bear
Quaker Drug Co
Everlasting
Max Bagley
Henry
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
Ted Sloan
Pather
Charles Bridges
Mr. Teague
Miss Dorcas Richards
Weasley Hicks
James Wells, Jr
Jon
Dan Hale
Filison
Brimer
Rosalina French
Misa Hallie Hudson
Barry Barker
Ida Barker
Albert Holland
Mae Ridge
Burkett
Whitwell
Maynard Powell
Walter Hardyman
Walter
Hicks Chapel
George Thorp
Jesse Ridge
Segdabhee
Tenn
Butler
Columbia
Clara
Harold
Police
Joe
Joe Rothwell
C. A. Volinogle
Columbiana
Ohio
Register
Eastern Outfitting Co., (Inc
Pike St
Fifth Ave
Credit Outfitters
1St Ave
Seattle
Second Ave
Hegdahl Co., Inc
Boston
Dental Parlors
Lady Attendants Hovure
Becond Avenue
London Loan Office
Guy's Drug Store
Isaac Lurie
Conni
Cor Third Ave
de Forest
Peyette
Busi
Professor DE Forest
Guy's Breeze
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