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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
4
The Seattle Star details delivery contacts and subscription terms for the Everett and Seattle editions. It urges subscribers to report missed deliveries by calling the main office, outlines expiration dates, and notes daily and weekend publication details for the Union printed paper.
George F. Cotterill urges adoption of Amendments Nos. 9 13 14 and 20 unitarily. They expand the board to five members appoint a superintendent of buildings and a superintendent of public utilities and create a board of appeals. The package also sets terms appointment by the mayor and duties for new offices to improve franchise oversight and city buildings operations.
A man in a New England lighthouse descends into madness from isolation. He contemplates solitary confinement and the loneliness of crowded streets, urging readers to value friendship as the cure for desolation.
From the diary of Diana Dillpickles a comic tale of a leap year proposal to Sidney Greusenmiser turns chaotic when a pretext pilaff is served and Sidney writes a quit note fleeing marriage. The scene ends with a humorous twist and the writer’s emotional reflections.
A humorous piece notices a physician asking a patient about distress after eating, followed by a collage of quips about spendthrift behavior and social satire. The verses reference Ida Tarbell and a bustling shop scene with prices like six cents and two bits, ending with light domestic jests.
The Los Angeles city council moved 25000 dollars from the interest fund to the park fund to aid the unemployed. Five thousand dollars had already been set aside for this purpose. Officials foresee further appropriations if conditions do not improve.
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