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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
4
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Ambassador Bryce urged students to cultivate a second inner life through hobbies. The piece cites a physician who gardens, a clerk who reads, and a businessman who helps poor children, arguing good hobbies renew life and improve character.
The Star denounces a rival paper as a pariah that insults reputable Seattle newspapers and businessmen. It recounts the rival’s refusal to aid after a fire and its ongoing vitriolic editorials, while the Star claims restraint and proceeds to end the feud.
Two ductiste riders discuss travel plans on an early Fontainebleau bound journey. One jokes about a return fare while the other insists a return must come from a dead man's pocket, revealing a nerve centered on fate and risk.
A quirky collection of snippets mix humor and anecdotes about a Fourth of July in Sag Harbor and a sly joke on taxation. The column nods to Gen Pelham relics, a safety razor, and a dental style joke about a surgeon discovering silver artery forceps during an operation.
An old man named Murphy bet on a race that never happened and faced an unclear outcome. A young man claims to have saved 1099 dollars and asks for advice, while another says a navy leaver with a thousand dollars shouldn’t need guidance.
In a cliffhanger scene, Hobert and Robert face Flakey Crust the pirate on the quarterdeck. Crust tests Robert with a mock matriculation into his pirate academy, while a richly costumed male chorus and knife brands loom nearby. Robert plans to fetch a required certificate ashore as the chapter ends.
A feature on auto accessories from a show window catalog notes advances in eye protection caps lunch hampers and other comfort items for motorists. Descriptions cover glass shields goggles padded visors fashionable caps ventilated gloves and compact lunch cases with classy fittings. The piece highlights the shift from old horse era gear to modern touring habiliments.
A letter warns Kathryn about summer vanity at resort hotels. It notes how vanity appears in many forms, affects moods, and provokes rivals. The writer cites a gossip tale of a sought after woman and advises restraint, self awareness, and keeping jealousy in check for happier experiences.
In a blustery tale a Pittsburg iron worker recalls meeting Mr. Carnegie on the street and a joke about ear tabs. The yarn mentions an old Scot and a bitter day on the ice with a missing tabs anecdote. A separate quip notes that in New York City half of marriageable people are married.
Oriental Pillard and Pool Par Lore at 14123 Ave presents eight new pool tables led by the city’s only 5210 pool table in Seattle. A place for gentlemen.
A local market on 118 Pike Street opposite Bon Marche slashes meat prices by half. The move lowers costs for shoppers at the Olympic Market, drawing steady afternoon traffic and signaling competitive pricing in the area.
Market ad listing veal roast and pot roast priced at 8c per unit and leg of lamb offered. Item descriptions include fiefling beef and 1 percent options with a location at 09 Third Ave. Ooo.
The notice invites visits to the U. S. Navy Yard at Semerton to view ships including the Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin Chicago Boston Albany Philadelphia and Nipsic. Boats depart Pier 2 at 6 20 8 30 10 am 1 15 2 20 4 30 pm in a round triple service.
Entry directions reference 109 Cherry Street and the Lowman Building with contact number 4114 and code Ind 2499.
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