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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
4
A garbled report notes a monthly count of twenty fleeing conts and a carrier delivery issue at a Washington state location. It mentions Pomiar rice and a class matter, but details are unreadable.
An editorial urges readers to embrace fresh air as the best medicine. It notes most homes keep windows closed, risking disease, and urges open windows and nose breathing day and night. The piece argues bad air aids illness and cites warming and breathing as key practices.
White Irish crochet lace hat for dress occasions features a pale blue plume crossing the crown from the right brim and draping over the left shoulder. Pink roses sit under the brim while a blue velvet crown band knits into a severe bow over the face.
Pinney urges residents to bring old clothes to the Pantatorium on Main Street at 1049 for professional cleaning and restoration to like new condition.
Ontario based note recounts local reactions to Dowie related finances and a strange well incident. Mrs Morton struggles with water supply after a Swede servant’s death led to costly recovery efforts. The tale mentions village overseer Mr Morton, his wealth and restraint on expenses, and a tense social climate in Midnapore Alberta.
Jim Hill warns on retrenchment and Harriman clears up 20 million dollars amid market turmoil. Brokers remain silent as Harriman hints at quitting the game next year while continuing to play marbles for keeps.
Boys urged to join the Seattle Newsboys union to sell Seattle papers. Initiation fee is 60 cents. Good corners provided. Call The Star office at 1209 Seventh Ave and ask for John Gleason, secretary.
Seeds, fruit trees and cut flowers available at 120 Pike cross 2nd Ave. Includes diverse plant offerings from Ganda and Gon with seasonal selections and garden essentials.
A vintage retail notice promotes an Easter outfit and easy weekly or monthly payments. It touts vast variety, style, and quality at Seee Toggery for men women and children, inviting shoppers to view new arrivals and choose according to taste, figure, or budget.
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