Seattle Star Publication and Subscription Details
The Seattle Star lists offices in Seattle Chicago and New York with advertising and delivery information. It explains subscription options rates and the process to renew or cancel, noting address label changes reflect payment status and mail circulation rules.
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Star Publishing CO
Seventh Avenue
Baritorial
Star
Hertrora
Chicago
Bevery Using
New York
W. HM
Porterfield
Mgr
Pallard Ave
Red
Carrera
Beattie Washington
The Star’s Splendid War News Service
The Star announces exclusive authentic war pictures from the Russo Japanese conflict via the Newspaper Enterprise Association. A trained team of correspondents and a special photographer deliver prompt, thorough illustrated features from the Far East, supported by West Coast engraving facilities for rapid distribution to readers.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
America
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Yong
the Star
Hese
Toeattle
caPiegrams
Orient
Far East
The
Star
Canadian study by Rev. Charles Aubrey Eaton featured
The Newspaper Enterprise Association commissions Rev. Charles Aubrey Eaton to survey Canada. Eaton, former Toronto journalist and pastor in Groveland, writes six articles on Canadians, their affairs, and conditions. The first piece appears in The Star today.
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Enterpriss Association
Charles Aubrey Faton
Cleveland
Canada
Eaton
John D. Rockefellers Church
Groveland
Toronto
Newspaper Enterprise Association
The
Star Today
Eye Test Offer From The Rattle Eye Infirmary
A notice advertises a free eye test by a physician with two decades of experience at the Rattle Eye Ear Nose and Throat Infirmary located at 4 5 Haller Block on the corner of Second and Columbia.
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Haller
Columbia
Canada is Egypt India and the Mississippi Valley United
The article portrays Canada as a vast, resource rich nation poised to rival Europe and the United States. It notes Canada’s size, climate advantages, forests, minerals, fisheries, railways, and manufacturing strength, arguing the Dominion will become a major world power. It cites population growth from 1 million in 1640 to over 6 million, and highlights heavy investments in railroads and canals. It ends with praise of Canada’s diverse, rugged stock and readiness to meet future challenges.
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United States
Dominion of
Canada
Parliament of Man
Dominion of Canada
Vancouver
Prince Edward
Mainland
Pole
Alaska
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Nova Beotia
Niagara Peninsula
Ontario
Victoria
Christmaa
Edmontom
Alberta
Liverpool
Mt. Petersburg
Ohio
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Lake Superior
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ocean
Grand Trunk
Manitoba
Joaquin Miller
Egypt
India
Missisppi
Maritime Provinces
New England
Quebec
West
Minnesota
Dakota
War Correspondents In Tokyo Stir War Office Choices
Will H Brill reports Tokyo faces the dilemma of managing a surge of war correspondents from major newspapers led by famed photographers and staff from London and New York. Officials fear sensational reports and seek front access while maintaining control over coverage.
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Pingtiehmen
Melton Prior
London
Prior
London Times
London Times To Captionel James
England
South Africa
Maxwell
London Post
Knight
Lonton Telegraph
Maclagh
Africa
Percival Phillips
Colline
Heuters
Capt
Curtin
Central News
Selves
Oscar King Davia
New York Nets
John F. Bass
Philippines
Frederick Palmer
Cuba
China
I. H. Little
Chicago
Martin Lendon
J. F. J. Archibald
Hongkong
James II
Otto von Gottberg
Lokal Anselker
Berlin
Hospital appeal seeks funds for Wayside Mission work
Advisory director Mrs Marion B Baxter urges donations to Wayside Mission Hospital to fund essential items. She lists needs including an X ray machine for tuberculosis treatment new bedding and a supply of milk and fruit for patients.
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Marion B. Baxter
Wayside Mission Hospital
United Commercial Travelers elect local officers
The United Commercial Travelers held their annual meeting Saturday evening and elected Fred B. Townsend senior councilor W B Rogers junior councilor Dan W McKenna past councilor J W Watson secretary treasurer C W Beals conductor A F Kelly page Tom Shields sentinel. Vice Regent A J Lufky appointed yesterday to chair a committee to arrange entertaining the Grand of the Royal Arcanum on March 17.
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United Commercial Travelers
Fred 8
Townsend
W. B. Rogers
Dan W. McKenna
J. W. Watson
C. W. Beals
A. F. Kelly
Tom Shields
A. J. Lufeky
Royal Arcanum
The First Battle Is Free Liquozone Pioneer Ad
Chicago promoters tout Liquozone as a universal germ killer and tonic claiming it cures diseases medicine cannot, with a $1,000 germ guarantee and a free million-bottle offer funded by a $500,000 investment. They assert oxygenlike action in the body and promise to send samples via coupon.
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America
Chicago
Osene Co
Wabash Ave
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