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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
4
A notice from The Seattle Star warns subscribers of a date change for renewal and potential removal of names if payments are not current. It references address details and publication office locations at 1307 and 1309 Seventh Ave and mentions Washington state.
The eldest son and heir of Lord Aberdeen wed actress Camille Clifford amid family rebuke. American readers weigh the propriety of a peer marrying an actress, noting the risks of lavish indulgence and social backlash.
A jumbled vaudeville sketch mocks Cuba and Secretary Taft with broken English gags. A pretend envoy jokes about a Halifax like invasion, Gibraltar, and Camp Connecticut wrappers amid silly banter and stage business.
Flora Rowe teaches on Giant Island and falls for Maxwell Ruger. A blizzard strands them as Max braves dire odds with his dog team to rescue Flora, who wanders the frozen night toward a fateful reunion in the snow.
A call for readers to send brief yarns to Josh Wise as part of The Star's revamped rhyme feature with prize money of 2 dollars for first place and 1 dollar for second. The excerpt includes poems, nicknames, and local anecdotes, plus notes on a trial in Ventura and a tongue in cheek verse about Mary’s lamb sold for meat.
A narrative fragment shows a father guiding his son to identify Moor ships by anchor or buoy and then directing him to a playful prompt about Wappensetein. The exchange ends with the father joking not needing a dictionary.
An elderly woman planted cabbages on a hillside. After they grew halfway, she brought them in and felt great fear and unease about their fate.
A quirky verse recounts a woman praying for rain as it pours relentlessly. She notes the absurdity of doubting her own plea while watching her cabbage crops wash away and finally implores divine mercy.
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