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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
7
A historical guide explains four types of wrinkles around the eyes forehead and mouth and suggests gentle at home steps. Two finger tips massage across the lines with soap jelly skin foods and warm water to reduce creases. A mirror and daily care claim to preserve youthful appearance.
Market listing shows prices for fruits vegetables and nuts in Oregon. Items include potatoes at $1.40 per box, onions 7 lb for 2c, tomatoes 2% to 4c per lb, peppers 2 cents per item, and apples ranging from $1.00 to $1.75 per box or bushel with assorted varieties such as Muscats Tokays and imported figs priced per dozen or per pound.
A fragmented item notes loss of a comfort and a request for repayment akin to Schilling, mentioning a return of funds and personal grievance amid unclear context.
The Inland Navigation company will begin a new water freight service Monday with the Lydia Thompson on the Seattle Tacoma Everett route. The Santa Clara is due today from Seward and Valdes.
A detailed description notes a golden brown velvet long coat with ecru seat trim and a gray satin shoulder piece with lace frills. Accessories include a fox muff, a large brown hat with gray ospreys, and gray satin. The land once thick with plum trees cleared for a cotton crop, aided by plum leaf fertilizer. Under persimmon roots, cotton growth is favored due to deep-running roots.
A San Francisco note argues against Japanese assimilation in America, claiming lifelong allegiance to the Mikado and inherent immorality among most Japanese settlers. It cites reports from California elites on Japanese women and behavior, and predicts dire moral and national consequences.
In Minneapolis the lightweights Joe Gans and Battling Nelson met to arrange a world title bout. Gans offered 66 2/3 percent share while Nelson demanded the winner take the larger half. Negotiations ended with terms off, but a new meeting was anticipated.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Whitham and Patrolman Humphrey denied any direct or indirect approach by local attorney T. D. Page to drop the Labeau case for money. Page issued a statement asserting his withdrawal and that his conduct was legal and proper, saying Labeau was informed a week earlier he would withdraw and recover the bail bond.
The speaker asserts preexisting bonds and avoidance of dismissal risk. They claim the only payment received from Labeau was for proper legal services and deny other financial gains. The remark frames caution against case dismissal and emphasizes legitimate compensation.
United Press notes several new filings in Olympia on November 22. Skagit County Development Company of Anacortes with 25000 dollars. The Ferguson Hotel Company of Seattle with 26000 dollars. F. M. Osborn Company of Seattle with 20000 dollars. Moore and Lane, Inc. of Seattle with 95000 dollars.
A brief notice warns readers that a paid advertisement on page 3 will reduce potential earnings. The warning highlights financial impact for advertisers and editorial teams.
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