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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
4
A dated notice describes subscription management for The Star publication. It explains address changes, payment in advance, and how to verify delivery by checking the address label. Readers are urged to call for missed copies to ensure continuous service.
A garbled collage of quotes and lines from multiple papers reflects on love, memory, and literary tastes. It weaves phrases about dogs, names, watered poetry, and distant stars, ending with a note about verse born in the New York Times.
An opinion piece argues pennies are overlooked in daily trade, inflating prices and eroding value. It cites Seattle cases, wholesale to retail price spreads, and mentions a $100,000 per year trust president profiting from penny-scale raises.
The article lists waistcoat styles and colors for the season, favoring tans grays dark blues with red checks and near black greens. It notes fewer collars simpler braids lighter shades, white duck for evening wear, and pricey white linen pieces with elaborate dinner waistcoats in black white brocade mauve and striped fabrics.
A penniless boy, warm sun on a November day, follows a circus parade amid blockaded streets. He imagines giving holiday gifts to his father, mother, and two sisters, then wakes to find it was all a dream.
Omaha readers celebrate a 1000 loaf bread contest winner Miss Zola Dellecker, University of Nebraska alumna, whose yeast raised loaf impressed judges including Mrs Warrier MacMurphy and Mrs Mary Moody Pugh. Second prize went to Mrs J B Maxwell as 1000 loaves donated to charity.
An eclectic dialogue scene features Joeh Wise Bays and True Prediction in a tense parlor setting. Characters debate luck currency and fate while the room dissolves into weather and appetite as a dyspeptic figure demands hot food and malted milk.
A humorous exchange in a dining scene shows the waiter offering roast pork with sweet potatoes and other dishes while the diner criticizes the menu as indigestible. The dialogue hints at culinary tastes and culinary critique in a light, witty tone.
Passengers board at Pier 2 foot of Yesterway for five daily round trips aboard ships including Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska Huffalo Philadelphia and the training ship Philadelphia plus dry docks torpedo boats and the prison Nipso.
A charmltié coat of Russian pony features a waistline seam with six teeth-like details and a box-turned fullness. Puff sleeves are held by four large braids, while ermine edging trims the collar.
A comic monologue describes a barber shop scene with Mr. Ghones, a missing crew member, and a joker who imitates a shop life. The speaker jokes about departures, coffee, rye, and bay rum while grooming tools, chairs, and routines ripple with theaterlike wit.
A humorous dialogue scene centers on Edwin and a companion debating money and looseness. The exchange highlights misunderstandings about finances as Edwin refuses to part with pennies while a later scene involves a tense moment over a loose change joke.
A narrator recalls a mask ball where Tillie Baker, hidden behind a shepherdess disguise, wins admiration. Hans Anderson mocks her face, exposing her secret. Tillie reveals she loves Hans, not the narrator, ending the romance with a sob and a realization that she loves Hans instead.
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