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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
4
Public notices from The Seattle Star detail subscription guidance and delivery options. Information covers back issues, carrier arrangements, single copies, and address label changes, with contact via Main 1060 and Independent 46 cents per month.
An editorial argues fear is a self created burglar in the mind. It compares a Washington man who killed his wife while asleep to fears we invite into memory and urges casting out fear as a path to greatness.
A 19th century report describes Liberia four years after founding by freed American slaves. It warns of factional breakup into native kingdoms, native chiefs gaining power, and a dying original stock while lawsuits consume capital life and threaten the republican experiment.
A column argues against tallied European titles in marriages with American heiresses. It portrays titled spouses as puppets and warns that such unions bring unhappiness, financial risk, and hollow prestige, urging prohibition or heavy taxation on brides marrying foreigners.
A collage of quirky quotes and snippets from 19th century papers. Remarks on women, nerves, fiction, and crime mix with humorous lines about marriage and society. The passage reflects satirical tone and era speech, with varied sources and fragmentary context.
Visitors will see the battleships Oregon Nebraska Wisconsin Colorado Pennsylvania and the training ship Philadelphia plus torpedo boats and dry docks at the U S Navy Yard. A daily tour schedule lists departures at 6 20, 7 30, 10 00 a m, 1 16, 4 30 and 6 15 p m with a Saturday 11 30 p m trip. Round trip 60 cents. A dozen ships may join the display soon.
Fragmentary clippings reveal casual dialogue about fishing luck and domestic tensions. A doctor mentions chickenpox in a child, while a ship schedule notes boats leaving port for the U S Navy. The mixed text hints at social concerns and local events in a small port town.
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