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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a Seattle Star advertisement page with garbled lines. It mentions delivery terms, pricing, and a lease or subscription notice, including references to Mallard Ave and Bastnews Pove. The readable pieces suggest a periodical with delivery schedules and prepayment terms amid damaged typography.
An opinion piece decries campaign rhetoric and machine politics across states. It argues journalists and voters are manipulated by politicians who marshal promises and panic to sway ballots, warns of railroad and party entanglements, and likens politics to an unproductive class while citing Swift and national trends.
A columnist argues World’s Fair dining in St Louis offers fair value with affordable meals, 10 to 35 cent sandwiches, 6 cent beer, and concert surroundings. He notes some overstated complaints, contrasts Seattle and Tacoma, and asserts responsibility lies with diners for perceived theft.
A garbled jumble of quotes and social notes includes jokes about a New Yorker arrested for drinking in a subway tavern, remarks on Miss Corelli, and musings on athletics and society. The text references Mayme Slesaman, Marguerite Wake, Howard Jackson, Ralph Tichenor, and General Chaffee amid scattered local observations.
A playful column recalls a fashion quip on skirts and praises the dramatic battle of Liao Yang as more spectacular than famous conflicts. It includes a man challenging weather forecasts with a bold $1,000 bet and a warning that such bets rarely pay off.
An informal quip contrasts a woman's demanding routine with a grouchy observer who notes she stays absorbed in fashion notes. The exchange hints at gendered expectations and social norms affecting daily work.
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