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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
9
A reader message explains subscription expiry and delivery timing. It requests confirmation of address and telephone contact for evening deliveries and urges customers to call the main office between 6 and end to ensure correct service. The note emphasizes reliable service and asks subscribers to confirm or update details.
A parable on hiring and first impressions contrasts Jones the untidy worker with Stafford the well groomed executive. The employer notes appearance can influence opportunity, arguing clean, orderly dress raises perceived value and success potential despite differing abilities.
Quick collage item notes chatter about Longworth and senator talk plus a fire loss of 24000 dollars stage blaze in Lower California. Mentions Carnegie medal near Brerly Ohio Foraker links and a distant bulletin on prunes eaten. Ends with a stray quip about asking the landlady.
A humorous exchange about infant sleeping positions ends with a playful jab at the baby’s stance and a quip about malted milk. The dialogue features Mr Doveydove and Mrs Doveydove debating natural sleep habits and potential public spectacle.
Dorothy Dale portrays an out of town lover pressuring a woman with material talk of cottages in Nantucket and Maine and a “buyer’s” lifestyle. The piece argues marriage should hinge on true income and independence, not a family fortune or possessions.
In a crowded scene a portly passerby teases about cute Angery pups on display. A bystander compares pups to a newborn weighing 42 pounds, noting improvised scales from a wagon and crates as the crowd reacts with quirky commentary.
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