Newspaper subscriber notice and ad office details
A fragmented notice explains subscription expiry and renewal processes with labels on address receipts. It lists Star and Independent offices, a drugstore corner, and contact numbers for Sunset and Main, detailing where readers can leave notices or subscriptions.
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Wihy Ben Oon
Mers
Legion
Paras Star Agency
Ballard
Gunsel
Hed
Satriet
Apvenes
Beattle
Washington
ANT Ab Oferick Ragleys
Cor
Leove
What Next What Next Equitable Scandal Shrinks a Nation’s Faith
The piece questions the Equitable revelations and broader finance ethics. It laments high financiers chasing gains at any cost, urges that honest men are scarce, and asks whether other corporations face decay while law enforcers chase small offenders. It cites a 400000 conscience fund and broad public alarm.
Gould Family Character and a Rail Rivalry Tale
A column surveys the Goulds George and Helen and their lineage. It recounts Jay Goulds era Wabash rail leadership, a Pittsburg station, and a liquor license clash. The piece notes George Gould the heir shows conscience and delicacy, contrasting with old Jay Gould. It references Roosevelt, Vardaman, and Portsmouth peace, ending with a quip about a neckless nanogenarian.
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Goulds
George
Helen
America
Helen Gould
Gould
Wabash Railway
Pittsburg
Wabash
Pittsburgh
Jay Gould
The Sunshine of His Home and a Dream of Marriage
A man falls for a charming woman, proposes, and marries, dazzled by the Sunshine of His Home. He imagines a perfect breakfast and tidy wife, but over time neglect of small, daily details reveals romance hinges on shared upkeep and grooming.
Ask This Man Who Married a Sunbeam
A reflective line imagines a husband waking to his wife described as a sunbeam, a sunshine of his home, stirring coffee and recognizing in his heart that the beloved light, though uncombed, is the source of his life and warmth.
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Sahat
Point of View in a Frugal Home
A narrator contrasts Mrs I- and her own daughter Jean, showing how beauty and dignity persist despite poverty. Maud’s frivolity meets Jean’s quiet resilience as the speaker argues happiness comes from shifting one’s point of view.
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Frances Gilbreath-Ingersoll
Maud
Benny Jean
Jean
Editorial on Band Influx Plaguing Prosperous Seaport
A prospective citizen laments cheap bands flooding the seaport with sound seen as burdensome. The missive likens the noisy influx to grasshoppers and argues for decisive action, urging residents to unite and act against the band nuisance.
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Kansas
Egypt
Proclamation Against Bande Fire Threats Sparks Citizen Resolve
The statement declares a steadfast stance against bande activity and armed disturbances. It emphasizes not laying down arms until the threat is permanently ended and order restored for prospective citizens and the community.
Probing Jumbled Voices and Prominent Gaffes in a Turbulent Era
A collage of quotes and wry observations spans politics and society. From mothers naming presidents to hot air in Manila and Dowle’s graft sermons to a Berlin fastress’ grim fate, the piece interleaves humor and critique with names like Henry Rogers and figures such as Ky and Oyama.
Prisoner Alone in Darkness A Cold Legal Threat
Gerald faces a lawful enticement and fear in a dark cell as a menacing lawyer imposes isolation. The dangerous scene emphasizes the prisoner’s peril and the last chance to reveal truth or be fatefully silent. The ominous talk hints at fatal consequences and a steadfast barrier against escape.
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Gerald
Peculiar Messenger Reveals Escape Attempt in Locked Room
Gerald faces danger as he contemplates escape through a barred window. He reaches floor-trap beams but cannot pass, tires his strength to grip timbers, then suddenly loses his footing and drops back. Lorde's looming threat shadows every move.
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Gerald
Lorde
Moonlit escape attempt blocked by a cat at the window
A man hides in a trap while considering escape as a cat roams near his bed. He remains calm, senses the danger, and notes a moonlit shadow at the window revealing a well cared for collar. The scene ends with the cat’s silhouette and leather gleam in the moonlight.
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Kate
The Lawyer Forbids Escape In Payment Plot
A prisoner faces a coercive scheme where a lawyer tortures time for a 19 000 pound note payoff. The lawyer seeks a letter authorising transfer of the notes to a bearer, threatening continued confinement until the action is performed. The exchange reveals a calculated ruse to seize the money and remove the captive.
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Star Publishing CO
Seventh Avenue
W. D. Ward
New York
Tribung B
STAR
Henesty
Equitable
House OF the
Roosevelt
Scotty
Sand Point
Idaho
East
Hohenzollern
Harrison
Board of Review of Chicago
Cart
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
John D
Studente
Ate Scene
Feu
Collins Biég. James
Beth
Litte Bundeam
Sita
Keats
Wila
Star Readers
Stardust
United States
Cleveland
Alexteff
Leonard Wood
Kusata
Josh Wise
Vassar
Gen. Corbin
Manila
Frank James
Jease
Berlin
Henry H. Rogers
Retford
Dowle
Russia
Oyama
Chicago
Atlantic City
Seattle
Dunlap
Rainier Beach
Lake Washington
Washington Street
Atlantic City Addition
Griffith
Houghton & Hunter Jewelers
First Avenues
First Ave
Unnet
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Pike Street
Fifth Beatties Reliable Credit House
Second Avenue
Kohler & Chase
C. A. Meyer, Mer
Mer
Ohio
Third Avenue
Marion Street
Marie
Notares RQ
Second Ave
Marion St
Marion
Western Avenue
Madie
O. B. Williams
I Hutchinson CO
Chicago Loan Office
Barry Silver
Yesler
Boston Dental
Secont Avenue
Albert Hansen
Noor Howard
Ban Mutual
RED Front Furniture CO
Pike St
First Avenue
BROWN
Union Block
MacDougell & Southwick
Sun- Gay
London
Ugurea Lease
Lurie
Prom
Reliable Transfer CO
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