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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
9
Public notice outlines subscription terms for The Seattle Star and related papers, listing delivery rates by week or month and conditions for renewal, missed copies, and address changes. It emphasizes customers should report issues to ensure timely delivery and service accuracy.
This piece argues that a hair trigger represents rapid response to delicate input and that true action comes from poise and the ability to see and do the right thing at the right time. It compares mental training to physical conditioning and urges self-improvement through focused practice.
Jessie M. Partion argues that a man should propose with reverence and tenderness not resort to a hollow gesture. She contends women value a definite declaration of future life and a sincere act that honors memories and sentiment, rather than a casual or coerced offer.
A quirky column records fragmented remarks about Mexico City sales, a Boston reader of Shakespeare, and a tongue twisting list of royal names. The dialogue features Mrs Smithers and a Danville correspondent noting oddities and persistent dining years.
An incident near the Jingewanger residence drew the fire department after a fire scare on the roof. Firefighters climbed the chimney as maroon smoke filled the air while spectators watched engines and gear assemble.
Vivian Minehall and Maggie, a pretty advertising assistant, become engaged amid a street fair project. The pair share a playful mood as a whirring device signals their budding romance, and a rushed wedding follows after their kiss of betrothal. The scene concludes with a minister summoned as the clock chimes.
Rollo asks his father about Baconian authorship of Shakespeare. The father remains defensive, doubting motive for the crime of concealing authorship, while the boy, amused, accepts his father’s cautious stance. The exchange hints at theatrical box office and public reception.
An old ad for carpets cleaned by the arr process lists Fucsy Blow Co and a phone number 1222. It promotes Queen Anne Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlors at 1412 Third Ave claiming eight new tables and the only 6x10 pool table in Seattle, calling it a place for gentlemen.
Pettie Primrose and Rosalie play in a toy village as a rain storm ends instantly. They are helped up by Pettie and Peter compares the storm to one in Nuremberg before they decide to go inside the largest towered house. Pettie peeks through the door first with a playful cry.
An advertisement on Pike Street promotes a sale by the Endeavorers with reduced prices on beds sanitary goods and a range of furniture items. It announces a forthcoming visit by the group next month and highlights stock including refrigerators ice chests and tents.
Furniture company advertises Oak furniture and housefurnishings. Located at 48 Pike Street with telephone service, listing agents and trade details.
The latest four summer apparel picks for men women and children are showcased. Each garment promises style fit and quality with guaranteed satisfaction across categories.
A garbled feature teases a forthcoming series about Geegawkland and Pettie with promises of adventures inside a grand wooden house. The notice centers on a large brush sale with low prices and a "Week" event, mentioning brands like Godiva and brushes of various types.
Fragmentary OCR text references prescription filling and care, with garbled phrases and missing context. It mentions entrusted care, proper write, and savings, but lacks coherent details or identifiable people, places, or organizations.
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