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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star ad section lists private exchanges for the building and various agencies with contact numbers. It informs subscribers that expiration dates appear on address labels and instructs on reporting missed deliveries by calling the main office Main 1080 between 6 and 7:30 to receive a replacement copy.
Business leaders in Seattle endorse the clearinghouse certificate plan to ease money market strain. They argue prompt action prevents crisis damage and will lead to rapid liquidation and value readjustment, with certificates backed as a secure currency measure facing nationwide financial tension.
Cities like San Francisco and Cleveland face pivotal tests as voters weigh anti graft candidates against machine backed figures. Observers expect San Francisco to signal reform vitality, while Cleveland probes nonpartisan trends and Roosevelts party influence amid mayoral and state races. A Boston minister promotes a Little Church Around the Corner for theater folk. A German doctor's view links miners harsh living conditions to rapid aging.
The piece argues for harsh penalties on nagging wives and praises strong male dominance as a remedy. It cites Attorney General Honaparte and frames nagging as a crime against husbands, comparing it to burglary while praising bullies to drive change. It mocks meek husbands and laments family fear in bleak New England.
A collage of quotes and snippets from various papers. Jokes about money love and marriage circulate alongside terse political quips. The collection includes light humor on theft and business and notes on international affairs and education.
U S Navy yard offers a four trip excursion along the Sound visiting battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska cruisers Charleston Boston Buffalo and training ship Philadelphia plus dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipsic. Boats depart Pt 2 foot of Yesterday Way six times daily round trip six dimes.
New York columnist Gertrude Atherton advises women to avoid rushing into marriage. She cautions that men are fallible and urges patience to let judgment mature before choosing a partner. She emphasizes women are a distinct sex and should wait past youth and impulse.
From Diana's Diary a narrator recounts meeting employer Everett True in a hostile, caustic household. The scene includes quips about attire and a test of independence as Mrs True complains of shoulder pains and the narrator resists dressing in others' clothes. The piece ends with a prompt to buy hats from A. N. Brooke & Co.
An ornate window placard in a South London dairy shop features the name Duke Hoge Knewly Lade. A Seattle ad notes Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlors at 1415 Third Ave with eight new tables and the city’s only 5x10 pool table for gentlemen.
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