Subcription notice and local ads in Seattle Star
An assortment of publication details and small notices appears, including subscription expiration hints, address labeling, and a storefront ad for Ragleye Drug Store. The page lists contact details for offices and a local classifieds area with notices and price mentions.
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Ballard Ave
Beattie
Washington
Ragleye
Cork
Broond
Ada
Star
Dunset
Independent
Before Long as a Warning to Self-Destructive Habits
A Newark man described as William C. Werner who smoked fifty cigarettes daily dies of heart failure, with the speaker arguing that delaying resolutions to quit is a dangerous habit. The piece condemns vague promises like before long and urges immediate resolve to reform.
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William C. Werner
Newark
N. J
Boone
The Why of Goodness and the Battle Within
A woman argues that desiring evil is as wrong as doing evil, urging focus on mutual love and tolerance and the development of proper standards of right and wrong. She notes the universality of desire and calls for mercy, faith, and directing good impulses toward a clean, satisfying path.
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America
Turkey
Emerson
Mule and bull terrier feud delights street talk
A tale recounts a team of mules and a loyal bull terrier in a Mississippi worker’s memory. The mule plots a clever trap to test the dog, who dodges and bites back. The dog is knocked aside, then refuses food for weeks after the clash.
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Poral
Mississippi
Patel
Fitzalmmons
Jerusalem the Golden Melodies Move Two Failing Souls
In a dim Kennington flat a dying Agnes and her aged watchmaker father share a final night. He toils by candlelight to fix a musical box as the last tune plays, the daughter’s breath grows faint, and Jerusalem the Golden fills the room with a final, peaceful hush.
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HY G
Therdale
Kennington
Eerke Hrook
Agnes
Brook
Gove
Jerusalem the
Christiane
Biscay
Jerusalem
Editorials by Star Readers Attack Cynthia Grey’s Round Peg
A reader denounces Cynthia Grey’s piece on a 65 year old mother who raised a family and laments the idea that women must pursue professional careers. The letter asserts most women belong in homemaking and warns against changing gender roles, arguing marriage happiness and divorce rates depend on women’s traditional duties. VAL. SMITH
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Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
Man’s Place
Val. Smith
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