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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
An old ad describes afternoon publication opportunities and delivery options with prices per copy and subscription terms. It references office addresses in the Sunset Main area and lists contact numbers for editorial and business inquiries. It emphasizes daily delivery except Sundays and notes generic subscription rates.
Excerpt shows Diana in New York with Mrs Cushwade after a transit from Atlantic City. A parrot named Alexandaw entertains in a Brooklyn hotel while Diana laments boredom and confinement. She mocks Mrs Cushwade and contemplates life in an old diary style, hinting a continuation.
Opinion argues New York Public Utilities Bill empowers two five member boards to regulate gas water electricity railroad streetcar rates expand service and set wages with no appeal except forfeiture of fair return. It warns public sentiment will push passage and that utilities must heed oversight and safety demands.
A satirical essay argues that a so called Model Husband is judged by his apparent restraint and financial control while ignoring abuse and coercion. It mocks idealized gender roles and explores how public perception masks disrespect and domination within marriage. The piece critiques selective virtue and calls out flawed notions of domestic harmony.
Mincemeat can use beets or apples. adapt recipes when apples are scarce. Leftover tea can be revived by a brief warm, dampened reheat. Shell lining is the key to Bettie Coffee and other shell-based notes. A recipe for cake batter includes eggs, spice, milk, baking powder, and raisins. doughnut tips add mashed potatoes. White hose offer comfort, and a cucumber dressing with four cream is noted.
A grocer offers a money back guarantee on Schgiling’s Best coffee, inviting customers to try a sample and return it for a refund if not satisfied. The notice emphasizes quality and country coffee pride, urging shoppers to choose this brand.
A collage of quirky quotes and jokes from a 1907 era column. It references Prof Starr of Chicago, political jabs about presidents, and humorous exchanges about manners, weddings, and tailoring. The piece blends cartoons of social life with light satire and local flavor.
A feature portrait extols a strong, plain husband who shares housework with his wife. He laughs easily, moves the piano, sweeps and carries in fuel, and says he loves helping at home. The piece urges other husbands to join in chores to brighten days and strengthen home life.
Incomplete OCR text from a Washington Herald clipping contains stray phrases about proximity to an old saloon and a garbled note. No coherent events or named entities beyond the newspaper name.
A poetic, critical fragment portrays a naturalist famed for studying wild animals, now facing ridicule and fading influence after clashing with a public figure. The piece hints at withdrawal from public life and a lingering metaphor of a “broken wing” in pursuit of happiness.
The Yukon River from Whitehorse to Dawson opened today with the first steamer the White Horne leaving at noon carrying Beattie passengers. Additional steamers are expected to follow at a rate of two per day, all loaded with passengers and freight.
C. J. Smith, chairman of the executive committee on building and grounds, pledged that every building for the big fair would be ready by January 1, 1909. Twelve bids for the administration building were opened late Tuesday. the award had not yet been announced.
Fragmentary text references Assistant Superintendent John Lamb and the water department with mentions of sprinkling times and evening schedules. The garbled wording obscures concrete actions, dates, or locations.
Last night George Wimner Heskine and Grace Miller, both of Bellingham Washington, were married at the bride’s home. The couple left for a California trip and will reside in Bellingham within the month.
A brief notice describes Olympic Market at 118 Pike Street opposite the Hon Marche. The text mentions halving a bill or charge, with minimal context and readable street reference.
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