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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
4
A damaged Beattie newspaper notice outlines subscription expiry on address labels and payment reminders. It lists contact numbers for The Star and Ballard Star Agency, requests customers call main office if the paper is late, and emphasizes prompt renewal for continued service.
A strange hotel encounter unfolds as Mary Rollo and his father engage with bell hops and lift boys. Amid garbled dialogue, threats of a rude reception arise, then a debate over tipping and interviewing a dope seller at a grate before they depart.
A reader urges citizens to confront rising costs and profiteering as prices soar for meat, coal, fruit, and freight. The piece calls for closer government to the people, direct power to citizens, and practical reforms over party politics.
A collage of quips and letters from a vintage column. It features a plea for money to an author, a jokey exchange about deep breathing, a Judge quip about subcellars, and opening thoughts on virtue and kindness. The piece pairs humor with moralisic remarks.
Artistic photographs offered by Hamilton Studio at the Colman building with reasonable prices. No coupons or frauds promoted or required.
Fragmentary exchange notes an odd scene with Daniel among the Hons. Johnny wonders why he wasn’t eaten, while Maramar and Papea offer vague musings about practice, moods, and future needs.
A lyrical piece portrays Seattle as a rising arena where bankers and trainers chase a metaphorical colt of opportunity. It reflects on ambition, rail and river traffic bringing crowds from distant nations to Puget Sound, urging discipline and steadiness to benefit Seattle and Tacoma.
A collection of aphorisms and proverbs from various origins. It lists sayings on scorn sickness prudence constancy conscience success and judgment with attributed languages including Danish German Spanish Japanese Latin and English. The text reads like a catalog of brief maxims with notes on their origins.
A fragment from a society column presents a mock letter by George asking Marie to marry him and discussing a future shack on the avenue and his mill-company ambitions. The Star invites reader responses and previews Ella K Dearborn’s suggested answer praising restraint from cigarettes and drinks and foretelling a brighter home life.
A fragmentary mock sermon on brains and thought from a 19th century perspective discusses Mr Watson’s mind as a storehouse of facts and fancies. It features playful literary humor about brain pan hair and a gallery audience. The tone mocks political talk and populist imagery.
Chicago shows fourteen national banks with combined loans of 201 million 224 thousand 416 dollars while Pittsburgh lists thirty banks with total loans of 147 million 787 thousand 509 dollars.
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