Seattle Star Postal Notice and Local Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR shows a Seattle Star postal notice listing subscription terms and expiration handling. It also mentions Ragleys Drug Store on Second Ave and local ads for a news office and offices in Seattle Washington with scattered street names and numbers.
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Seattle Star Star Puble No
Sanat
Saint
Saad Star Agency
Seattle
Washington
Ragleys Drug Store
Gok
The Value of Today and the Swift Passage of Time
Philosophical reflection on living in the present and the fleeting nature of today. It compares today to a single grain in time, describes daily routines from morning vigor to evening weariness, and warns against overreaching beyond what the day permits.
A Million in Wedding Gifts and the Lesson of Love
The piece describes Ralph Pulitzer and his bride’s wedding gifts valued near a million dollars including a New York City house with fittings and luxury items from patrons. It contrasts wealth with simple happiness, arguing love levels social lines and that true joy comes from affection rather than riches.
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Ralph Pulitzer
New York City
Plain John
Mary
John
Ex-Banker Humbled by Poverty in Staten Island Poorhouse
An aged financier once allied with the Vanderbilts and Jay Gould ends in the Staten Island farm colony for the indigent at 86. The piece contrasts his fall with the broader sorrow of the poor and questions wealth, failure, and the hardships of poverty, noting public reactions and social commentaries.
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Vanderbilts
Jay Gould
Jefferson J. Raplee
Staten Island
Japan Must Expand Shipyards to Sustain War Boom
A detailed bureau report on Kobe, Japan's key commercial port, notes the government founded Kobe shipyard, later sold to private investors. The $2 million Kiwaski company now dominates over 40 acres with a 20,000 ton ship capacity, a 425 foot graving dock, and extensive workshops. Electric power and modern machinery drive growth as expansion plans add cranes and new erecting shops.
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Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Kobe
Japan
Crist
Shozo Kiwaski
Kobe Harbor
Kiwaski Company
Sng
Libel charge arrests prompt thin Hyden paper
Hyden Kentucky paper laments small edition after Thom W. Lawson arrest rumors and ongoing libel charges. Editor notes limited pages due to job pressure and recent elections, calling it about half the usual size amid sparse content.
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Hyden
Fragmented Bits From A Busy City Page
A collage of quips and anecdotes about Chicago figuresGeo B Cox Geo B McClellan Geo B Shaw and political talk by unnamed lawyers and a remark by Vice President Fairbanks on reform. The piece uses humor and dialogue about voting bosses education and theater misadventures.
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Chicago
Detroit statue sparks debate over devil likeness
Photographs of a Detroit man’s statue depicting satan evoke strong reactions as observers question its resemblance to the devil and its artistic intent.
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Detroit
Satan
Question on cold as twice as cold spurs reader debate
In a letter page exchange a reader asks how cold twice as cold as two degrees above zero would be. Contributors offer Fahrenheit and centigrade interpretations, with figures like 265.7 degrees below zero on Fahrenheit and -37.5 degrees on centigrade. Other readers mock the discussion while a barber box clue is noted, and a performer vows to take a role to prove a point.
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J. B
Zere
J. S
Murderer at 7 Is a Wan in Experience
Marinette Wisconsin report details Leon Crambeau a 7 year old described as small yet tough with a criminal bent. He endured harsh upbringing in a dilapidated log home near Wausaukee and allegedly killed a infant by kerosene fire after barn burning and theft.
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Cians
Leon ‘Ocrambeau
Waukesha Industrial School
Hhs
Crambeau
Wausaukee
Leon
Big Jim the Bully of Hill City Meets His Reckoning
In Hill City a notorious fighter known as Big Jim earns a feared reputation for killing three men. After a stand at the Red Star saloon he flees, but later saves a white family from Indian attackers. He dies a mile from the camp with five wounds, leaving locals to reflect they misjudged him.
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Big Jim
HI City
Joe
Hill City
Red Star
Ron
Carter's Peak
Rode Bridge
Harvey's Bend
Tig Jim
Indiana
Jim
Hill's
Harvey's
Sleeplessness Promised Relief With Miles Nervine
An advertisement touts Miles Nervine as a cure for insomnia and nervous fatigue. It claims the product strengthens tired brain nerves and promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Utah
Santo Domingo
Thom W. Lawson
Henry
Geo. B. Cox
Geo. B. McClellan
Geo. B. Shaw
G. B
Fairbanks
New York
Melani
Jim Corbett
Bill Sykes
Collins
James
Northwest
Grega Shorthand
Wilson's Modern Business College
Redonda
Panamas
Marinette, Wis
Eastern Outfitting Co., (Inc
Reliable Credit House
Pike St
Fifth Ave
Lewe
Quaker Cerrieres
Quaker
Hoff
California
The
Quaker Drug CO
First Avenue
Sherman, Clay & CO
Steinway, Estey
Second Ave
Tacoma
Wash
Land
Cal
San Francisco
Business College
Miller
Elston
Pacific
C. PD. Hilman
Duwamish Bridge
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