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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1908

Page

4

Ballard Star Agency Listing Appears Incomplete

A fragmentary Seattle Star listing shows Ballard agency addresses and names, including Mallard Avenue and Nockefetter Avenue references, with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled and lacks coherent event details or outcomes.

Eed Ballard Star Agency Mallard Av Quneer Ballard Averety Star Agency Hervett Broe Aves Nockefetter Vena

Roosevelt Letter Sparks Fresh Debate Over Campaign Tone

The epistolary clash among Roosevelt Taft and Bryan inflames partisan tensions while readers urge restraint. Roosevelt's today letter draws criticism for self praise and overreach, suggesting Taft must defend his own record rather than be defined by Roosevelt.

Roosevelt Taft Bryan Democratic Party Tait Mr. Taft Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Bryan Cleveland

The Weakness of the Police

The piece criticizes police discipline and leadership under Chief Ward, contrasting with the Wappenstein era. It warns that winter crime will test a department ill prepared and calls for decisive changes to avoid a costly failure. It also references Mr Haskell in a separate, sharp aside about personal conduct.

Wappenstein Ward Mr. Ward

A Cornucopia of Quips and Quirks From Early Broadcasts

A collage of snippets and quips from humorous tidbits, wedding banter, art talk, and stray lines. The excerpts touch on marriage insights, auctioneering, stage lines, fall figures, and playful dialogues, interspersed with odd observations about life, art, and daily trivia.

Meaning of Patagonia and curious old notes

Article fragment surveys odd etymologies and historical curiosities. Mentions Patagonia supposedly meaning large footed, notes on American Civil War era figures, literary earnings, leap year court name change tale, and random mapped name data. Includes stray quotes, jests, and place-name observations.

Star's Campaign Puzzle Solved by Diagram

A presidential puzzle puzzle appears in Saturdays Star with a diagram guiding readers to guess a candidate. The item frames a light political teaser rather than a full feature.

Star

Humorous Ditties on Courtship and Town Gossip

A rambly comic interlude mocks romance and falling in love, with quips about dates and refusals. A jokey tale mentions a man and a steady, a one legged papa, and a front gate courting test. The piece ends with a playful scandal about widow Spavinebbe and a comical evening out.

Inian Ie Bie Amy Patney Skoover Pleven

Toilet topics and beauty tips from a bygone era

A fragmentary fashion column offers household beauty and health pointers. It covers hair care with camels hair brushes and bay rum, fresh air as pneumonia prevention, venting weather impacts on colds, and trends like Ethel Barrymore combs and pampering habits.

Village Cut-Up Patter About Marriage and Birds

A local quip sketches a suitor proposing marriage with a two letter word. After trials with hints like no and fowl the girl stays playful, labeling the matter a jest about birds. The speaker remarks on receiving the mitten for the first time in a playful, folksy tone.

Fashion Notes On Fall Skirts And Hats From The Era

The text describes growing gored skirts and increasing fashion trends. It notes prominent mousquetatre sleeves, a decisive petticoat, and popular navy blue amoke leather bronze and dark rose tones. Long neck ruffs, ostrich tips, and a mushroom millinery influence are highlighted as the season progresses.

A Simple Party Word Game For Boys And Girls

A simple, ready to play game for fall and winter parties where players sit in two rows and exchange adjectives starting with the same letter. The first player says the phrase The little pretty and the opponent must respond with another adjective beginning with p before ten counts. Players drop out if they fail to respond in time, making it a lively rival team activity.

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