Seattle Star postal and office listings brief
Public notices and contact details for the Seattle Star and Ballard Star Agency. It lists offices at Seventh Avenue and Ballard Ave, subscription rates, class matter status, and a New York advertising representative. The text resembles a newspaper masthead and misc. notices from a historic edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Seattle Star
Star Publishing CO
Int
Seventh Avenue
Bcatrons Department
Main
Independent
Tim
Ballard Star Agency
Ballard Ave
Sunset
Beattie
Washington
Ragleys Drug Store
Pike Street
Lea& Convenient R
W. D. Ward
New York
Tribune
Slap at Bremerton Senator on Navy Yard Jobs Bias
The Bremerton senator blasts perceived bias in naval repairs and construction, arguing Puget Sound yard loses work to Mare Island. He cites records from the Bremerton Searchlight noting diverted contracts, calls for justice, and appeals to Congress,商 local officials, and civic groups to support Puget Sound yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piles
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Mare Island
Perigh
Department
Boas
Congress
Puget
Ard
Bay Cities
Chais
Seattle
Cohen Agnew magnates clash as Smash misfits face Black Diamond
The fragment describes uneasy tensions among Seattle sports figures and editors. The Cohen-Agnew group pressures the Smash team against playing the Black Diamond squad amid editorial critiques by The Kernel. References to Kentucky, Morocco, Witte, and Baby Joe Blethen frame a colorful, satirical mood of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen-Agnew
Why Girls Should not Pretend to be Wicked
A short reflective piece by Cynthia Grey urges girls to avoid feigning wickedness for popularity. It argues true charm comes from genuine heart and shared joy rather than forced enthusiasm or superficial appeal among friends and admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
A Girl's Reputation and the Line of Conventionality
The text warns girls against crossing the line into unconventional behavior. It argues that even seemingly harmless acts can shadow a girl’s name, inviting gossip and danger. It urges adherence to traditional norms, advising humor, happiness, and caution to stay on the safe side and avoid lasting harm to reputation.
Madness of a Jealous Suitor in a Winter Ball
A narrator recalls a winter tale of passion and jealousy centered on Lowrie Rows, a southern beauty, and Miss Ross a troubled love interest. A dramatic night ends with a fatal, self-destructive sequence sparked by a jealous confrontation and a morphine overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laulee Row
Louise
Fragmented antique humor page with dashed notices
A jumble of comic fragments and local notes recounts letters from Josh Wise and Uncle Henry, jokes about hats and fashion, a cholera era quip, a Dunlap visitor, a Scarborough sand castle contest, a limerick about a plumber, and a Tennessee column joke about a Derby hat. Includes stray telegram style congratulations to Roosevelt and dated clippings from small papers.
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Grand Opera House
Third Avenue
P.J
Erastus
Kernel
Kentucky
South Africa
Morocco
M. Witte
France
Joe
Blethen
John D
China
James
Girla
Helen Hamilton
Lowrie
Semplexton
Chucks
Uncle Henry
Josh Wise
DD. M
Josh
Chicago
Leslie Cordell
Dunlap
Pit
Tatesville Co. Seuachee (Tenn
Scarborough
London
Eng
Mir
Sequoyah
Kister
Somaliland
Roosevelt
Mad Mullah
Swat
Sept
Akunds
Shassa
Theodore
Sample
Grand Lama
Sulu
P. L
Tennessee
A. Harrington
Pittsburg Cor Sequachee
Tenn
Castoria
Beare
Atlantic City
Lake Washington
C. D. Hillman
Times Block
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Fifth Avenue
Reliable Credit House
Fiere
Quaker
U. S
Gleason
Hoff
School
USA
Carter
Ske Quaker. Drug CO
First Avenue
Bherman, Clay & CO
Sherman, Clay & CO
Sherman, Clay & CO. Steinway
Steinway
Grammer
Woodbury
Gramer
Kimball
Starr
Weber
Schulhoff
Richmond
Woodbeen
French
Kingsbury
Thayer
Estey
Mahogeany
A. B. Chase
Second Ave
San Francisco
Cai
Tacoma, Wash
Oakland
Cal
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Second Avenue
RED Front Furniture CO
Pike St
Carlson Dental CO
Yesler
Guy's Drug Store
Sunset Main
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