Subscriptions and Delivery Details for Seattle Star Office
A damaged notice explains mail subscription options for The Seattle Star, including price 25 cents weekly or monthly, carrier delivery, and the need for the subscriber to update the address label. It notes post office submission and Seattle Washington entry.
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Endorsement of Seattle City Engineer Thomson Faces Opposition
The Star defends City Engineer Thomson amid a hostile campaign by local business interests and media critics. It argues his leadership saves money, upholds a square deal with railroads, and resists pressure from powerful factions. The piece portrays the critics as a noisy, unproductive lobby.
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A Lesson From the Hitchen Girls
The piece praises housemaids who send money home to aging parents and relatives overseas. It warns of changing times, looser family discipline, and growing filial ingratitude in American households, urging emulation of the girls’ steadfast care for loved ones.
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Scratch Votes and Defense Fund Raise at Socialist Meeting
Voters urged to judge by the man and party on the ticket and scratch for good government. Gentric socialists denounced Idaho and Colorado officials over the Steunenberg murder case and organized a defense fund of 37.76 led by R. S. LaBarre with John Monnette giving the main address.
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Star Dust From A Lady Bug's Diary Chronicle
A brief comic item notes Mr. Spider visiting to span a clothes line. Hiue Fly avoidant. A terrible storm hit Acorn City demolishing a town section. March weather described as fierce.
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Foundations Built To Last In Monte Carlo Talk
A dialogue thread touches on money in Monte Carlo and the vanity of quick gains. Officials insist on durable foundations for a lasting project while a financier warns against haste and reveals a cautious stance on public appetite for display.
Bargain in Music and Murky Midnight Musings
Minutes before midnight many gathering members discuss a wealth and loneliness theme with a widow who supposedly holds 5 000 000 and a railroad bill puzzle. A new member seeks information while a voice questions the widow’s riches. The era’s chatter includes a medicine promise failure and a local music promoter Mr Clayton touring Dade County with printed bills.
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Lace and trimming widths listed for matted fabric
Printing shows various lace widths including 2 and 1 1/2 inches and a matching insertion band from 1 to 3 inches wide. Measurements reference yards for textile matching and pricing 8275.
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