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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
4
Subscriptions for The Seattle Star and Ballard Star are managed by the agency at 1307 Seventh Ave Seattle. Details show delivery hours and contact points Sunset Main 1050 and independent 441, with label expiration dates on each address label and a policy to remove unrenewed accounts.
A Pennsylvania man faces five years and $45,000 in damages after shooting the young husband who eloped with his daughter. He refuses to say sorry, arguing pride and manliness excuse his cowardice. The article urges that saying I'm sorry is a moral act and a lifeline to humanity.
The article discusses how many women misread jealousy as a sign of love. It notes fiancés often demand exclusive attention and react angrily to any interest in others. It contrasts male jealousy with women’s fear of domination and calls jealousy the “green-eyed monster” in relationships.
A terse discussion on jealousy within relationships outlines how suspicion hurts trust and domestic happiness. It argues jealousy arises from selfishness and stubbornness, notes the humiliation for the wife, and urges frank talk to rebuild respect while warning against controlling behavior.
A clipped snippet hints at romance and regret as Hiram and Gertrude reunite after a mysterious note. The fragment contrasts betrothal ideals with harsh critiques of money and marriage, ending with a satire of engagement costs in a New York press style.
A garbled mix of jokes and stray phrases, including lines about dimples, legal terms, and a Holland automobile exchange. Vague references to a court, land interest, and urban contrasts appear amid scattered, partial quotations and comic snippets from a column.
Gertrude Taylor and Bob Watson, childhood friends, drift apart after a Christmas Eve gift exchange. Years later she discovers a coal trunk and candy prompting a realization of unspoken love. She cries, then resolves Bob did not love her and hopes for happiness. Buy your hat of B. N. Brooks & Co.
He asked if she could cook while she mocked him for being a poor clerk. She doubted marriage to someone without wealth and had little patience for his culinary query. The fragment hints at tensions over money and domestic role expectations.
Cabinet portraits offered at Dingwnons located at 1112 2nd Avenue beside Lobe treaber.
A fragmented column reflects on money as the root of evil, social attitudes, and street observations. The piece mashes in disjoint lines about theatergoers, public figures, and local landmarks, ending with a garbled note about Taft and 1924 context.
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