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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1907

Page

4

Seattle Star address and subscription notices

The Seattle Star announces telephone exchanges and office contacts for Sun Saturday and Ballard agencies. It details delivery options including mail and carrier service, subscription billing, address label changes, and a nighttime call-in service for missed copies to ensure subscribers receive the paper reliably.

MALL Sunscainers

The Young Man Who Hated Holystoning

A deserter from a battleship explains his dislike for holystoning decks describing the work and the navy’s realities. The piece contrasts glamorous navy myths with the demanding daily labor, urging grit and duty over escapist fantasies. It asserts there is no place for shirkers in any field.

Uncle Sam Navy

Mills Hotel Opens as Charity Built of Stone and Steel

The third Mills hotel for workers in New York debuts with 1875 rooms, reading rooms, library, laundry, and a low rent restaurant. Built of stone terra cotta and steel and rising 15 stories, rooms cost 30 to 40 cents nightly. It embodies charity that gives with sympathy and love and leaves no sting.

Mills New York

Henpecking Woman Cast as Toxic Home Stain

A letter by Ella K Dearborn argues that a henpecking wife destroys happiness at home and drains joy from family life. The piece likens such behavior to a constitutional disease and ends with a redacted epitaph for Mrs Henpeck Jones, Rest in peace.

That Boy Next Door and the Humane Society Feud

A backyard show features That Boy Next Door and a hybrid dog with feathers. The crowd pays a cent, hoping for stings, as the animal escapes into an alley and the Humane Society pursues tarring and feathering charges.

P. T. Barnum The Humane Society

Uncertain fragment prompts reader curiosity in print

A garbled passage presents a mysterious character sketch with jagged phrases. The text hints at a writer crafting poignant lines and a provocateur delivering bone cracking humor, but the exact meaning remains unclear due to the damaged OCR.

Jelly making from grapes yields economical green jelly

A recipe explains making jelly from one half bushel of grapes costing about 75 cents plus sugar totaling $1.36 for 30 glasses. Instructions cover washing, pressing through cheesecloth, boiling juice, heating sugar, and canning in a porcelain lined kettle with clear, bright jelly results.

Alice G. Kirk

Dramatic quarrel over marriage in Switshhurst house

In Switshhurst scene drawing room Lord Tummyake declares engagement to Muriel brewer’s daughter. Lady Absinthe threatens exposure to stop the match while accusing him of folly. They clash amid feigned warmth and confidences as the curtain nears.

Switshhurst House Lord Tummyake Absinthe Adventuress Muriel Lady A Lord T Mariel

Untitled Humorous Snippet From Daily Page

A jumbled reader submission mix notes prize talk for a beat third term essay life in brief spans. It references a Fourth of July movement and a Dec 25 interval, then shifts to comic exchanges about a cat, kittens, and chickens.

The Microbe Mood in Letters and Verse

A playful collage of quips and verse on germs and plague with literary riffs and social jabs. Bits reference John and a domestic scene, then pivot to microbes as metaphors for humor, danger, and culture, ending with an ad for rental tents on Second Avenue.

Helena

Mr Skygack from Mars Visits Earth as Special Correspondent

Mars correspondent Mr Skygack writes from Earth with wireless notes of local scenes and observations. He reports on human life and media activity, delivering a quirky outsider perspective in compact form.

Earth

Navy Yard Sound Trip Promises Marine Tour

Take a voyage to the U S navy yard to view battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska cruisers Charleston Heston Buffalo and training ship Philadelphia plus dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipsic. Boats depart Mer 2 foot of Yester way six times daily round trip six cents.

U.S. Navy Yard U. S. Navy Yard Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska Charleston Heston Buffalo Philadelphia Mammoth Dry Docks Nipsic Mer 2 Yester Way

Household Coffee Choice Question Sparks Shopper Tip

A housewife’s purchase judgment on coffee quality is debated as a grocer offers refunds on Schilling's Best if customers are unhappy, promising store support and product satisfaction.

Schilling

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