Beattie Postoffice News Noted in Beattie Washington
The Seattle Star records mention Beattie Washington post office matters as second class mail. The brief item notes local postal activity and classification.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star records mention Beattie Washington post office matters as second class mail. The brief item notes local postal activity and classification.
A reflection on a Indiana woman who after seventy years of silence and a failed relationship finds that clinging to one past experience distorted her life. The piece argues experiences shape life yet should not govern present and future, warning against living too much by the past.
The article notes travelers risk both rail and sea travel with wrecks common on trains and ships. It observes how ships are gambles with life and trains are often late due to wrecks, and that survivors are labeled as such by newspapers.
Text argues women should lead home design focusing on practicality and ventilation rather than ornate layouts. It critiques enclosed stairs hallways and dual parlors, urging outside stair access, better kitchen flow, and rooms that permit air, movement, and easier cleaning.
A shopper receives a refund from the grocer after returning a coffee purchase dispute. The note hints at dissatisfaction with a Schilling product and mentions compensation to the customer.
A collage of witty fragments, quips, and anecdotes from press writers and readers. References range from stage humor to courtroom tales, with remarks on dope, theater, and seaside wrecks, plus brief local jests and a newspaper call for clues.
A compilation lists sermons and service times for numerous churches on Sunday. Rev. Francie J. Van Horn, Rev. Dr. Frank T. Bayley, Rev. Edward Lincoln Sn, Rev. Sydney D. DD, Rev. Rufus W. Fletcher, Rev. H. L. Chapman, Rev. George Robert Cairns, Rev. D. C. Pranklin, Rev. F. B. Drake, Rev. J. P. Llwyd, and others are noted with morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, and special programs. Locations include Plymouth Third Ave and University, Pilgrim Broadway, Olivet Winter St, Brighton Beach, Seattle Grand Ave, and Haven Corner among others.
Wiret-Services in Grand Opera house present Rev. W. H. W. Rees pastor delivering at 11 a.m. a sermon titled The Value of Prayer. Trinity Corner Firat av. N. and.
The rector announces services at 7 20 and 11 a m with morning subject Wiser Than the Children of Light and evening topic Unapplied from the World.
On Sunday 11 a.m. services focus on Love with Sunday school at 11 a.m. A testimonial meeting follows. Wednesday evening reading rooms are open at the 923 Alaska building. First Divine Science at Columbia College Hall corner Broadway and Priest. Agnes R. McCarthy is the pastor with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and the 11 a.m. sermon titled The Vision.
At Knights of Pythias hall First ay and Pike streets Harry J Moore speaks lectures at 3 PM and 7 PM circles at 430 PM afternoon subject Secret Societies evening subject Are Lies Hypocrisy Profanity and Deception Ever Just Platform messages after the evening services by Mrs Minnie Jennings Seattle Psychic society holds services at Alki hall 1420 BecMonday at 3 PM lecture on psychic work by Mins Rice
Rev J M Wilson preaches on The Most Beneficent Purpose in a Great Commercial City and The Master of Seattle Demons and Men with children’s sermon The Eclipse of a Wise Man. Rev M A Matthews topics The Unharvested and The Contagion of Determination. Central Labor Council and Ministerial Fraternal delegates organize a Labor Temple service with a Walking Delegate discussion. Churches and working men urged to attend.
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