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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
4
Public notice from The Seattle Star outlining subscription terms and delivery. Instructions include subscription expiration, address changes, and how to request replacements.Readers are urged to call Main 1060 between 9 and 11 PM for copies if needed and to ensure uninterrupted service.
George W. Perkins argues that trusts are here to stay due to progress, but the author counters that monopolies arise from privilege. The piece cites the Steel Trust’s control of coal, gas, ore, and transport, and suggests government action like rail lines or land taxation could force competition, lower prices, and revive healthy enterprise.
A editorial cartoon comments on how courts protect property over child welfare. It rails against tobacco companies and insists the saying a man’s house is his castle should not justify child labor and harm. It contrasts U.K. protections with American laxity on child safety.
A collage of humorous quips and poems from various papers. It features playful wordplay about marriage and money, stray lines about modern life, and advice on fashion, hats, and homemaking with a light, satirical tone. Named sources include Philadelphia Bulletin and Chicago News.
An Exchange Between Edwin and Maw Jokes about how lace gets holes and what is meant by airholes. The dialogue shifts to lace making and a humorous remark about a lace related stage title.
A fragmented notice advertises a round trip service at Pier 2 labeled as daily trips. The garbled text suggests ships or boats and a promotional duration with unclear wording.
A narrator laments Edwin's costly habits after borrowing a five from Dad and counting 13 cents. She dreams of a $25 waistcoat or shirt but must resist temptation to spend on outings and a fancy girl, amid Edwin's insistence on lobster Newburg and brandy. She recalls warnings about mean girls and questions if she can marry without changing.
A playful exchange unfolds as a writer and a curious woman discuss crafting a love story anchored in fact. The scene shows banter, teasing, and a touch of romance as the writer types, hints of performance, and the woman nudges toward a tale built from real events.
On stage in a lively vaudeville sketch, Osgar and Adolf are overwhelmed by the stunning display of feminine headgear, described as glamorous and eye catching. The act centers on fashion flair and theatrical spectacle.
Teas available at Pier 2 as part of a daily round trip event. Visitors encouraged to sample the offerings and participate in the sailings.
A grocery policy promises a full refund if customers dislike Schilling's Beet product, signaling fairness and customer satisfaction as a key selling point.
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