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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1905
Page
4
In a moonlit chase, Arthur faces Roger Marske who admits Arthur is the Chester escapee. Herzog shadows Janet as plans for a dawn escape unfold with a pistol leveled at Arthur’s head.
A humorous jab at music education in schools arguing that the push to teach wind instruments like cornet and clarinet will lead to national musical deluge. It mocks British influence and warns of a flood of instruments causing moral decline and societal strain.
Editorial argues a wife earns wages for her own labor and should be compensated. It frames the issue as a matter of justice, not generosity, urging financial recognition within marriage.
The piece argues a wife should receive a salary for running a home, not board and clothes, to gain independence, reduce monotony, and improve family happiness. It considers the husband's role, economics of domestic labor, and the improved mood in households when wives control earnings. Morning and night trains to Anacortes via Great Northern are listed with Seattle departure times, effective Sunday April.
In a breezy morning scene, Hersog’s confidence remains unshaken as Janet heads toward Lemington for a boat. The group plans a seaside excursion to Mat gay while a looming task hints at danger, amid references to a dubious medical ad and a forged testimonial whispering of a cure.
An advertisement asserts rheumatism is a nervous disease and claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cures by restoring kidney nerves and muscle energy. It promotes the medicine as strengthening nerves, improving circulation, and ending fever and pain, with a money back guarantee. It lists Miles Medical Co. and a Racine Wisconsin address.
Brown's Painless Dentists advertise a limited week of free teeth care with new low prices and a chance to receive dental work by internationally known specialists at reduced rates.
A garbled miscellany of quips and notes on subjects from a new paper company to local opinions. Mentions of Missouri senator election costs, Mormon claims, and light verse about mice mix with stray references to transports and a crowd outside.
Orrville Courier Beech Grove notes Springlike weather breaks winter's grip as neighbors host a farewell for Mr and Mrs Henry Hesson. Mr Hees plans to relocate near Akron. Daniel Yout and wife visit from near Massillon. March is windy, fashion trends shift with waistlines making a comeback amid wartime wages in Kirin.
In Oklahoma City on April 11 a bulletin advertised a meeting at the Farmers Institute. The notice touts a talk by Professor Burts on methods to raise better corn, calling the event a big red caring handbaile style promotion and inviting attendance.
Modern Puritans in Richmond dominate local censorship, banning dummy stocking holders in shop windows and tobacco advertisements showing a trapeze artist. The move, led by YMCA-linked officials, mirrors Washington but in stricter terms, enforcing modest display rules for ads and signs.
New York correspondent reports on a physician named Hadley who claims an extraordinary power to cure diseases once ruled incurable. He asserts no disease is beyond his method and cites letters from grateful patients and clergy supporting his miraculous results. He offers treatment without charge to the poor and says he can heal whether or not patients travel to him.
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