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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star explains subscription terms and delivery issues. It lists contact phones for reporting missed copies and changes to delivery, and notes renewal and rate details for readers in Beattie Washington. It urges subscribers to notify the paper if a paper fails to arrive by a given time so a replacement can be sent.
A moral exhortation denounces the constant complainer as the man who kicks. It warns that hostile, fault finding views ruin happiness, faith, and daily life, urging trust, belief, and optimism to keep the sun shining.
A lively portrait of a woman versed in global affairs and current trends. She discusses tariffs, trusts, Korean events, Philippine issues, and economic data with wit and up to the minute knowledge, while charmingly engaging with men.
The excerpt features a string of vaudeville style jokes and gags about romance men and women, farmers, brick loads, Ohio river mouth, shelling out money, and a running dialogue with names like Rilell O Phile and Dorothy Doughgett. The humor centers on misunderstandings of fashion, responsibilities, and social expectations.
Local studio in Colman Building offers artistic photographs at reasonable prices. Promotes no coupons and charges are straightforward, aiming to discourage fraud.
A garbled spoof of newspaper clippings mimics talking headlines and jokes about bank robberies riots eloped lovers and a piano sale interspersed with quips about ads and naval yard battlesites. It plays on sensational clipped culture and stock phrases from a bygone era.
From Diana's diary humor, the narrator notes a freckle causing mischief. A plan with the La Talcum Mazumine Mask backfires when a burglar, mid-burglary in the kitchen, balks at the sight of the mask and flees. The scene ends with the narrator promising to resolve the freckle.
A wide spreading felt hat with a black satin facing and deep rear brim rests on the hair. The crown is large and encircled by short broad ostrich tips that show through rose and ecru accents.
Henry F. Cope reflects in the Chicago Tribune on moral guidance. The lines rebuke self deceit and pride while urging self-improvement and truthful living as paths to virtue and true piety.
Mr A J Miagra has been appointed Mississippi state agent for the Washington Fire Insurance Company. The appointment places Miagra in charge of agency operations and policies within the state. He is expected to promote company offerings and manage customer relations locally.
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