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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
4
The Seattle Star ad invites Ballard subscribers to renew and maintain delivery. It lists subscription options, delivery by mail or carrier, and urges readers to call Main 1050 or Independent 441 to report issues or missed copies. It notes address changes on the label and requests advance payment to avoid service interruption.
The Seattle Star reports Frank Waterhouse & Co. importing 3,000 tons of Welsh anthracite at 11.50 a ton plus delivery to displace dirty soft coal. The plan urges household uptake to sustain imports, promising cleaner air, less soot, longer burning, and lower overall costs.
The noisy jumble ties light verse and local business chatter with quirky lines about water costs in Goldfield Nevada, jokes like a groundhog, Har riman headlines, and a pastor’s sermon on kindness. Amid dated letters and carnival slang, the piece skims daily life and humor of the era.
Brownwel leaves college with a vow to his fiancée Maria Rameey yet nine months later finds himself drawn to Alice Benson at a college reunion. Years pass as he clings to duty, fearing to betray Maria, and a chance encounter with Alice resurfaces the old temptation.
A fragmented scene depicts a man and his aging wife, blending reflections on appearance and affection with disjointed dialogue in German and English. The passage centers on memory, pride, and a volatile mix of tenderness and unease within a strained relation.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Pete and a regular customer in a closed burlesque night. The speaker questions last sighting of Mr Chonest Abbh and refers to a burlesque act and a peep hole gag in a comical, patter style.
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