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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1907
Page
4
The Ballard Star and Star Agency list subscription details and delivery rules. Readers are reminded to check address labels for dates and to report missed copies by calling the main line between 5 and 7:20 PM to receive a replacement.
The essay argues Europe looks down on Americans for being a money driven nation and failing to foster home grown art. It calls for free national schools, a national gallery, and a conservatory to develop American genius in painting sculpture and music, reducing reliance on Europe and elevating national culture.
The founder of Teetotalium in England, Mr Avenay, celebrates his ninety second birthday in good health. He stands as a temperance champion like his celebrated father. The article notes the highest clouds are ten miles from the earth's surface and are formed of minute particles of...
From the Nutte family album an aging, stubborn figure nicknamed Old Hickory is described as turning 96 last birthday and still taking bitters straight. A trolley line crosses his north eighty. he recalls efforts to condemn the right of way and remains set in his ways despite the changes.
A brief scene from a family reunion shows a man squinting as a photographer attempts a pose. The subject fears the camera and debates whether the photo will end up in a gallery or be burned.
A collage of humorous quips and notices from early American papers. References include Wise Sage and the Louisville Courier Journal, the New York Sun, Nashville Umpire Tim Hurst, and Mike Donlin. The piece also mentions U. S. Navy Yard tours and ship details with fare notices.
The notice recalls old players like Cy Young and Rube Waddell and mentions Connie Mack's grandson as manager. It notes aging stars Marty, Em Murnane, and Ben Mulford, plus Larry Lajoie’s knee and weak post season attendance due to cold weather at a north pole championship.
The ad claims all good tea comes to Schilling's and promises refunds through grocers if customers dislike Schilling's Best. It asserts a money-back guarantee handled by the grocer, implying nationwide distribution and consumer protection via retailer reimbursement.
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