Sunday Star Classified and Subscription Details
The Seattle Star informs readers of subscription rates and renewal practices including price per copy per week and month The notice explains label date changes for expired payments and mentions an advertising office in Ragley's Drug Store Ballard Avenue The text lists the Star News and advertising offices and a New York representative at 63 Tribune Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Ofinci-Ragleys Drug Store
Goa
Second Ave
Pike Street
Ada
Money and Morals in Mission Fund Raising
A critical tirade at the Ninety-Sixth Annual Congregational Board of Foreign Missions meeting in Seattle decries money as the driving force behind missionary work. It contrasts the widow’s mite with Rockefeller donations, condemns wealth as bloodstained, and questions the throne of grace amid calls for funds.
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Prudential Committee
G. Henry Whitcomb
Prudential Committees
Congregational Board Foreign Missions
Mercy
Board of Foreign Missions
Seseton
Rockefeller
Missionary Board
Congregational Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Foreign Missionart
Drunk and Disorderly Arrested In Des Moines
A man named Mike Jennings, intoxicated and staggering, walked into a Des Moines police station and asked to be arrested. The incident, joked about by onlookers, reflects the sorrow behind such tales as wives and mothers confront the real consequences of drunken disorder.
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Jennings
Fragmented Literary Fragments and Obscure References
A garbled mix of dialogue and names appears, mentioning a president, a submarine, a shark hunt, Uncle Henry, Troy, and several individuals including Roy Knabenshue Kari Kiser Webb Jay and Barney Oldfield. The passage blends surreal humor with historical surnames in a drifting, unclear scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Knabenshue
Kari Kiser
Webb Jay
Barney Oldfield
Dippy Dialogue Mentions Troy Distance From Schenectady
A youth asks how far to Troy and learns the distance would be forty miles if this were Schenectady. The quick quip delivers a playful regional joke about geography and travel.
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Troy
Schenectady
The Changes of Time by Hmily P. Carroll
A former childhood friend Mary Grey travels to visit Lucy now married with children. The reunion reveals Mary’s life as an heiress and her cold view of motherhood, contrasting with Lucy’s joyous family life. Mary’s upcoming marriage to a wealthy widower foreshadows further changes.
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PD. Carrol
Mary Grey
Mary A
Philadelphia
Mary
Jim
New England
Charlie
Lucy
Dresed
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Seattle Star
Star Publishing CO
Seventh Avenue
Wey Apteirn
Nan
Sonark Malm
Independent
Tae
Ballard Star Agency
Ballard Ave
Sunset
Red 1
D. Ward
New York
Tribune Building
Lord With
Heaven
Rockefellers
Pacific Ocean
Marquis
Baku
James
Second
Cynthia Gery Des Moinds
Mike Jennings
Sigggner
Footateane
SWAT
Uncle Henry
Lake Washington
Garden of Eden
D. Hillman
Heatth
Atlantic City
Lake Daily
C. D. Hitman
Panta
First Avenue
Aridge & Co
Great Northern Ticket Office
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Olumbia Ata
Gept
Rainier Clothing Company
Pirst Avenue
Eurrine
Fleet Avenue
HM. Keesler
Marion
Quaker
Quaker Price
Mennen
Castile
Rochelle
Malta
Miter
Petes
Per Wee
Quaker Drug CO
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Fifth Avenue
Reliable Credit House
Boston
Sox
Gloria Gybrella
First Ave
Offten
Lamb
Lel
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