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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star lists delivery details for the temporary quarters at the old library building with afternoon service daily except Sunday. It explains subscription dates, label dating, and how to request a replacement copy by calling the office between 6 and 11:90.
The essay argues Henry James accurately depicts the poor and rich, noting the poor are kinder to the poor due to shared deprivation. It contrasts wealth with labor hardship, cites Burns on inhumanity, and praises plain people's readiness to aid worthy causes.
Pettie and Mr. Whangdoodle explore a paddock where a giraffe like creature with gear driven body stretches its neck to reach coconuts. They glimpse a horned horse and a barber ape, a witty monkey that shaves street. The tale hints at further adventures to come.
The piece argues that married women, whether in bliss or misery, are generally happier than maids. It claims happiness comes from loving the man chosen, warns against unwise marriages, and suggests instinct or love as nature’s guidance. It ends urging caution before marriage until nature approves the union.
A vaudeville bit features mangled German accented dialogue with characters seeking fortune telling and love. A medium and a misfortune reading lead to jokes about marriage money luck and a fake charm while mispronounced lines drive the humor.
A description of a summer gown in dotted Swiss fabric featuring two tones of blue. The Princesse model rests a few inches above the ground with pale blue lawn on the bodice and skirt front, deeper blue on the collar and sleeves, and white accents including a waistcoat and tassels.
A collage of quirky captions and snippets from a vintage newspaper page. Humorous lines touch on memory and daily life, with era slang and playful audience remarks, ending mid sentence in a fragmented style.
A reflective note calls personal crisis weeds in life and includes two sample letters. The first from a wife asks for a hundred dollars stating mounting expenses and health decline. The second from a husband offers two hundred dollars, praising a great witness and readiness for future needs.
A fragmentary exchange shows a humorous ask for five dollars and a reply about loans tied to names awaiting repayment. The snippet includes a caricatured voice and suggests a playful, old time newspaper tone.
A Detroit preacher questioned his congregation about where they place their money during last Sunday’s service. The sermon urged members to examine giving habits and financial priorities within the church community.
Mr Bcheile opens Innovation Grotto at the corner of Virst and Cherry offering a fine equipment grill and afternoon entertainment with concert and singing talent for patrons.
An OCR fragment lists Monuments Art Marble Co located at 2011 Second Ave three doors north of Virginia with two phone numbers ending in 1738. The entry is an ad style business listing.
Rollo and his father discuss Illinois anti cigarette measures and their possible effects on smokers, noting Indiana’s similar attempts and the potential unintended consequences. They debate whether reform will fully curb smoking or drive behavior to neighboring states.
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