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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
7
A collection of mock letters and notes to public figures in Seattle Mock editorials praise rival colums urge patience in a slogan contest and poke fun at politicians The Chief Seattle signs offer quips about tax deadlines road safety and public manners with playful satire and local tone.
Dear Cheappier urges visiting the Men s Style Show ret at the New Washington Chief Seattle. It stresses dressing well as essential, noting authentic styles on display and the importance of simple, quiet good form.
A City claims 5000 patrons were overcharged 75 cents monthly under an invalid tariff, seeking restitution of about 1 170 000 over two years. A stylized exchange mentions Chief Seattle and a Ballard “Dear Girl” note urging reconsideration of a loved one’s career in film.
The Elmira Gazette reports lumber for the Elmira building is being brought from the woods of Seattle area Washington. Journal questions the spend on advertising Seattle as the Northwest metropolis.
A Capitol Hill car return story from Chief Seattle notes a lost book found and returned to its owner the next day. The writer praises municipal rail service for its courtesy and efficiency, calling the experience a pleasure rather than a loss.
A New York congressman tells Representative Miller that newspapers refuse to publish congressional actions, leaving the public unaware of what congress has accomplished. He insists the records exist and should be accessible. Chief Seattle.
Hat sellers predict cheaper gentlemen straw hats with prices likely from 2.50 dollars up. Merchants cite lower material costs and reduced wages as reasons, noting wider rims and lower crowns as upcoming style changes.
Fragmentary text warns about taking Bromo Q tablets to core a cold in one day. The note bears the initials FF and includes cautions about the product and possible side effects. The legibility is poor with unclear sequence and stray phrases.
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