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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
4
The note lists Herrett Broa, Rockefeller ar Bunset Aone as distributors with a price of one cent per copy, six cents per week, or twenty-five cents per month. It states copies are delivered by mail or carrier with no free copies.
Roland T Hodge announces he will accept only the $2400 sheriff salary with no takeoffs from prisoners meals or other fees The Star endorses him citing his clean record as a deputy in Black Diamond and urging taxpayers to back his candidacy despite office holders opposition The Star stresses nonpartisan stance and integrity over partisan fights but supports Hodge for sheriff
The piece argues that modern business requires broad knowledge and sharp judgment across markets. It notes changing trade conditions and new trades, urges forward thinking, and contrasts past narrow focus with today’s wide outlook. It references Taft’s Seattle visit and Towne and Senator Piles speaking in Denver and Seattle.
Reader letters lament the excesses of love correspondence as endless tales of affections flood the globe. The piece notes sensational phrases like Dear Hearts and Girlies, calls such writing incoherent, and cites love tragedies when passion leads to ruin and family collapse.
A reflective critique on true love contrasting it with jealousy, vengeance, and social sham. The speaker denounces infatuation as mere folly while upholding love as a divine, unselfish force that would not harm the beloved or seek revenge, concluding with the line I never writ nor no man ever loved.
London reports King Edward acting as a moral censor after observing actress Mme Titcomb in riding attire with a split skirt. He ordered Hyde Park officials to bar Titcomb from the park, asserting royal control over the space despite its nominal ownership by the crown.
A collage of quips and jokes from newspapers notes include lines about luck and honesty. The pieces feature pithy remarks from Njashville American and Atlanta Constitution style columns, reflecting humorous observations and everyday wisdom.
Washington July 6 The only woman with any real say in this year's congressional race is Mrs Thos P Gore wife of Oklahoma's blind senator In a rare interview she argues that extending voting rights benefits home life only if husbands and wives share aims She has long advised her husband manages his campaign and reads his political path while he calls her his right bower Nina their four year old daughter is mentioned.
The tale follows Mr. Gilbert Maury dreaming of a beauty in gardens who is drawn to a dark rival. He awakens to a cold, worried reality as a letter reveals the beloved is entangled with a dangerous suitor but remains faithful. He comforts himself with song and hope as the romance concludes in confidence.
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