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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
4
Notice from The Seattle Star describing daily delivery details for Independent and Sunset papers with subscription options and rates. It warns subscribers of date changes and address updates, urges telephone contact for service accuracy, and outlines delivery and replacement policies.
The Star proclaims the greatest good for the greatest number and opposing monopolies. It appeals to readers across classes, including lawyers, doctors, housewives, and workers, who support a newspaper fighting trusts and unjust tribute. The Star states it prospers through broad popular support in Seattle.
In a proclamation of its policy The Star touts restraint on medical ads and a pledge to expose municipal dishonesty. It praises broad community support for its live and let live ethos and declares no political affiliations while urging readers to act tonight for cheaper, better living.
A collage of playful vignettes and literary fragments from Josh A Wiese and others. Odd quotes and character sketches drift through a whimsical text about beauty, campaigns, knights, and small town anecdotes. The prose toggles between humor and parody with brief narratives and stylistic snippets.
Pettle Primrose and Mr Whane encounter a playful zebra in a garden while discussing bees and alphabets. A gracious animal accepts spinach from Pettle as her guide notes the zebra is calm and at ease among the children. They decide to inspect the birds for the king fisher’s catch.
A grocer advertises satisfaction with Schilling's Beat coffee and tea products, offering money back if customers do not like the item. The note emphasizes comfort and rewards good brews with a refund policy.
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