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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
4
The text lists subscription details and delivery notes for The Seattle Star, including prices per week and month, delivery timing, and customer service instructions for missed copies. It references phone exchanges and offices in Ballard and Seattle with contact numbers for main office hours and subscription changes.
The article depicts 16 white battleships navigating the treacherous Straits of Magellan under harsh weather. It describes perilous currents, jagged rocks, and the high risk of disaster, stressing disciplined seamanship and the symbolic journey as a test of character and endurance. It also notes political fallout and a sale notice for 20,000 pie plates.
A compact vintage column features Josh Wise musings and travel sketches amid social snippets. It sketches a rough satire on prohibitionists denatured alcohol and a Florida Winter Tourist scene, ending with a quick dramatic line about a family incident and a chauffeur-driven departure.
In a fragmentary notice a firearm rental service appears linked to Taft with a name Piper of Taft and a street address 102426 Seconday. The text implies a catalog style listing rather than a full story.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co announces March and April cheap colonist rates with Chicago at 93 dollars and 90 cents, Omaha Kansas City and Missouri River points at 20 dollars 6 cents, and St. Louis at 34 dollars 60 cents. Tickets available via Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave EB and Bilis General Agent.
A fragment from Timely Aid notes Money has pledged a half million to help in financial trouble. The remarks compare motives and tides of good will as characters discuss relief and caution. A dash of street talk and odd fragments from Chicago Journal appear in a muddled dialogue about trust and misfortune.
Mrs. Walter Tr. Trona of New York known as Mildred Stoller sues New York Red Railway for 5000 dollars claiming a crosstown car conductor struck her cheek when she protested a non stopping and bell refusal at Proctor's Theatre. The impact allegedly swelled the cheek and erased her dimple. London society note highlights Lady Adelaide Colville as a busy social figure who shapes homes gardens and art questions.
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