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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
4
Public notice from The Seattle Star outlining subscription policies and contact details. It explains address and telephone lines for the Main office and regional agencies, payment reminders, delivery deadlines, and steps to avoid removal from the mailing list.
The Walsh trial reveals how a subsidized Chicago newspaper manipulated public opinion and markets for personal gain. The Chronicle funded by Walsh carried his creed, boasted high influence, and priced its loyalty in dollars. The piece warns readers to distrust biased press and politics intertwined with big money.
Tint, an artist, recalls a New York real estate offer that led him to paint houses and later horses to save money. He receives $500 for his completed painting and a hint of future work in another city as Dicker plans a further assignment. Grasp, seeking his due, is drawn into a deception involving a large tree sign and a trap.
A collage of quirky quotes and light verse blends jokes on baldness sailors and travelers with reflections on knowledge and marriage. The piece mixes character sketches and playful aphorisms from a bygone column, ending with a sly look at the idea of domestic bliss and male vanity.
The piece argues women expertly plot romance while men chase pride, suggesting each side crafts illusions in love. It notes Lochinvar like uprisings and dramatizes courtship as playful traps set by women to secure marriage despite parental and social barriers.
Cabinet photos available at Dingman’s, 1112 2nd Avenue, next to Lois Theater, priced at $1 each. Early look at portraits offered with convenient location in town.
A fragmented tale contrasts a failing artist with a successful real estate man. The artist clings to copying others and lacks talent, while a brassy broker named Magen Street Lamp launches a brilliant urban ascent. The closing image notes the office door and a hat shop advert.
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