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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
4
A fragmentary Seattle Star page shows items for editorial content and ads including telephone listings and delivery notes. The text references subscription notices, rates, and a single agency contact at Wallard 308 with address details, plus incomplete mention of delivery and post office matters.
The story contrasts a man with low self respect who is surprised to be treated as important with the idea that people reflect how they view themselves. It urges self knowledge and firm self respect, balancing humility with rightful assertion of rights and acknowledgment of good work.
The piece criticizes idle royalty and wealth, citing German princes who earn a living through crafts and industries. It argues responsible wealthy individuals support labor and trade, while condemning those who live off wealth without productive work. It concludes the true American class is honest workers regardless of wealth.
Sermons and services listed for Plymouth Third and Prospect churches. Rev Francis J Van Horn conducts 11 am service and 8 pm sermon with Elijah music. Rev Edward Lincoln Smith and Rev Sidney Strong prepare to serve Pilgrim church with 11 am sermon Jesus at a Wedding and 5 pm musical vesper. Prospect church features The Mind of the Master at 8 pm.
A rundown of morning and evening services at multiple churches led by pastors including Rev A Matthews Rev J M Wilson and Rev H Gowen. Topics span True Matrimony The Heroic Christ God s Financial Plan and The Judgment of God Among Men among others. Services occur at locations such as Westminster Broadway Columbia Cherry Street Madison Broad way Trinity and St Mark s with times listed.
W H W Rees and Rev C H McGill lead morning sermons at 11 oclock at Trinity and Queen Anne churches. Rees preaches How Read Thy Thou Trinity-Firat av N and Mercer, and McGill speaks His toric Mountain Experiences and their significance to every Christian at 8 pm. A Children Day Service is also listed.
Services at Temple-Thira and Cedar feature pastor Geo. Robert Cairns with morning sermon Humanity's Contripancy and evening A Quartette of Warnings. At James, Myron D. Haynes led 11 a.m. Mastery of Environment and 8 p.m. Formers and Reformers under pastor.
Ballard-218 Wilbur at Arthur Co Vail and Wirat Broadway and FB host evening services with The Price of Life. Olive A L Chapman pastor leads 10:30 am and 8 pm programs including In It i? and The Present State of Our Dead. Holy Trinity Eleventh and Olive hosts 11 am Behaps of the Pacific Syn od followed by Predestination at 7:46.
Reverend W D Simonds pastor on Boylston Avenue delivers 11 am address to Seattle high school graduates titled The Grandest Thing in the World Noble Character. The talk outlines character as the core of achievement and public service.
The Christian Science service at First Church on Sixth Avenue will be held at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with the topic Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. The message outlines a spiritual view of creation and man’s relation to divine law.
A comedic scene unfolds as citizens press a street railway manager for better service. A committee of patrons speaks to demand improved care while editorials note a shorter column due to a rabbit dog illness. A Taft intervention and sly quips about a candidate夫 accompany a humorous aside on a marriage campaign.
A quirky 1900s essay argues the model husband must be loving forgiving patient and educational to manage a wife’s fears and moods. It stresses constant affection firm guidance and gentle sympathy as keys to a harmonious marriage despite temptations and missteps.
Pettie Primrose is rescued by the Grand Geegawk who overpowers the wooden village guards. Pettie Rosalie and Peter express gratitude as the Geegawk forgives guests and tears up in joy. The scene ends with a farewell and a promise to continue the adventure.
A man named Jim asks Alice to marry him after healing on a wound and a kitchen confession. A posse hunts horse thieves near Wilson's Knob forest. The next day two bodies hang near the knoll with a stern warning against lies as a Sunday School teacher is cited.
Loyal shoppers return for consistent service and familiar faces. The store highlights new ready to wear summer apparel for men women and children with appealing prices and options to open an account for purchases.
Jim Smith travels to Kentucky after a taxing newspaper career and meets horse thieves who brand him with a blue star. A young woman named Alice later helps him recover, sacrificing her forearm to pursue the thieves and save him.
In a satirical street conversation, Rollo and his father deride a public display praising a Silinota mayor while joking about infant recipients and unnamed officials. The exchange touches on politics, familiarity, and a playful jibe at public ceremonies in Seattle.
Advertises purchasing coffee in airtight packages to keep it fresh. States a money back guarantee if the buyer does not like the product, mentioning Ike Schilling. Includes a hometown sales pitch and a promotional stance by a grocer.
A vintage promotional notice encourages readers to save money weekly to earn four percent interest compounded semi annually. It emphasizes safety, starting accounts with one dollar or more and beginning today.
The Olympia market at 118 Pike Street opposite the Bon Marche announces a sweeping discount on meats, promising substantial savings for shoppers. Limited-time offers and display cuts highlighted for quick in-store pickup.
A fragmented vintage warning offers domestic scenes of cooking, sewing, and household duties. A motherly voice urges a girl to learn chores like cooking and mending, implying a stricter path and a dull, simple life if she fails to follow guidance. The piece hints at a protective, controlling parental stance shaping a daughter’s choices.
Navy yard listing shows trains or ships Pan Gutre at Boston and Drydock Boats with times 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. unclear entries mention Uncle Sam’s Nebraska and training shipsVer noe. The fragmented text also references U S Navy Yard and 11 for the Navy with uncertain routing.
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