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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
9
The Seattle Star publishes a notice about delivery and subscription dates. Readers are urged to check their issue date and report any missed copies by calling the main office between 4 and 6 o clock. Subscribers should call each time to ensure accurate delivery.
Two applicants for a position show contrasting approaches to self worth and salary. One asserts his value at $3,000 a year and secures the post. the other hesitates, leaving the decision to others. The employer seeks capable workers, not cheap ones, and the tale stresses knowing one’s own worth.
New York harbor crews plan a thorough cleaning repainting and varnishing of the Statue of Liberty to refresh her appearance after a quarter century of weather and damage. Architects say the restoration will make her the finest lady in the land again despite decay and weathering.
A jumble of sermon titles and service notes from various churches lists speakers and times. Names include Rev. Sidney Strong, Rev. William Kantner, Rev. M, Rev. W Haynes, and Rev. J ohn Marvin Dean among others. Services cover morning and evening sessions with topics such as The Come and The Right Mind of Are the Theatres Alito- Baar. near examples suggest a general church events page.
Bele the Wet tatty phrase appears as a fragmentary line about a religious doctrine. The text provides no clear event, dates, or concrete entities beyond the phrase itself, making precise summarization difficult.
The program lists at the Second Haven Monard and Drake include a service by the Womens weretas Missionary Society and an address on The Modern Prodigal. Other events feature The Recentiary of Soldiership and Deaconess and Training Work by Miss Elizabeth Jones, with Superintendent Frank B. Cooper presenting on Character Building.
Fragmentary item cites ancient and modern necromancy themes, mentioning Meemertem and Myp notiem in a reflective or instructional tone. The readable text hints at historical and magical practices, with limited names and unclear context.
A local event at Balliard 208 Wilbert Street features pastor Arthur C Wall presenting The Price of Freedom. An evening program labeled National Memorial is also noted with a 4 percent figure and other indistinct details.
A whimsical Kansas style column recounts small town banter and tall tales. Nearby farmer Morad helps cowboys while neighbors joke about generosity and daily life. A lighthearted chorus threads through local gossip and quick exchanges among residents. The tone blends humor and rural character with familiar names and humorous misunderstandings.
In Geegawkland Pettie Primrose faces a storm that drenches wooden villagers and animals. Rain pours, wind rises, and characters like Rosalie Peter Panay Grunty are swept up as Pettie, still soaked, struggles to stay upright. The scene ends with a note that the tale continues.
Obscure verse notes Mrs White condemning playing bridge as improper yet observed by a sharp resident on the ridge who wears a sweet dress despite privilege. The piece mentions daily changes and a curious line about spotting mushrooms and a tease from Cleveland Leader.
A brief note describing a person who tells things before you hear them and gives you a chance to reevaluate. The item frames a quirky forewarning about gossip or premature information in a New York context.
A reader links coffee quality to water standards noting that good water yields better coffee while poor water produces inferior brew.
A page lists lectures and psychic sessions across several groups. First Divine Science Church at Pine and Hem hosts “If Thine Rye gle” and a lecture on “How We Know God” by speakers from the Research Society. Bible Spirit and Beenca Society present talks on spiritual delusions and the soul. Theosophical Society in Seattle and Beattie Psychic Society schedule events with psychic work and a conference at 7 p m.
The big ox team and prairie schooner of Bera Meeker passed through town yesterday en route for Washington D C. Mr Meeker pursues the Oregon trail good roads efforts. Ox travel moves slowly in modern times. If a man left on a long wedding journey in a prairie schooner he should return with two or three children. Lafayette Indicator.
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