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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1907
Page
4
Notice to subscribers explains delivery issues and subscription terms for The Star. It lists private exchanges in Seattle area, contact numbers, and instructions to call if copies fail to arrive. It emphasizes prepaid dues and removal of names upon nonpayment. It requests readers report address changes.
A satirical take on falling ice prices at 20 cents per hundredweight and the prospect of a rise to 70 cents next summer. The piece mocks the Pacific Ice Company and envisions cheap ice as a bitter joke amid high coal costs and Thanksgiving fears.
Edwin and his father discuss strength and words. The boy asks what inquisitive means and why a bat is funny. Mrs Tanapate references a ram sale and a reading of Hamlet while Edwin quips about interrogation and soliloquy as he jests about money and inheritance.
The article describes a device the talkometer worn around the neck records miles of talking each day. It allegedly highlights verbose remarks and reductive petty talk, and is pitched for women as a reminder against nagging with a warning tone about marital tension.
The piece collects comic lines and spoof verses from sources including Atchison Balti more and Chicago Tribune. It cites a humorous note about Turkish baths offered near a Grand Opera House as a cure for rheumatism and the grip, claiming a man recovered after two baths.
A fragmented New York scene mentions the Venus of Milo and a bank teller who died from myxedema believed to be linked to handling paper money. The piece blends urban imagery with grim musings on mortality and gender.
A reflection on marriage roles and the silent needs of women for genuine sympathy. The writer contrasts a lackluster acknowledgment of domestic effort with the yearning for recognition in home, work, and public life. She notes women endure drudgery while seeking respect, companionship, and validation from their partners.
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