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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1905
Page
5
A garbled message references a coed, beverages, Portiaiver, and requests to fill out an adjustment or compensation form. It mentions Shaw, a wuleger, Couper, MH, and Qa commit tances, suggesting disjointed instructions or outreach. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear actions or entities.
George McClellan of New York discusses urban progress and public ownership with journalist Marlin. He argues against municipal control of utilities amid praise for transit, schools, and city services, noting cost and efficiency differences with private enterprise.
Mrs Peter Andersen of South Part Geattien describes years of constant nervousness and illness. She credits a careful painful but scientific examination and practical advice from an experienced specialist, including a thorough microscopic examination when needed, offered free to all.
An advertisement touts a home based cure claim promising to relieve catarrh deafness headaches stomach diseases and bronchial and lung ailments across the West. It urges readers to send name and address for full particulars free, presenting no verifiable evidence.
An advertisement touts a cure for headaches stomach issues and general distress by a “Columbian Treatment” at five dollars a month. It claims rapid relief with low expense and a personal testimonial from Mr. eX Pray of Howell Street.
Patient testimony from Mre H B Chamberlain of Tacoma and F G M, Orinta Wash, praising the Columbian treatment for catarrh of the throat and stomach. They describe six years of pain, swelling, foul breath, and digestive failure, followed by permanent cure and regained vitality and weight.
Mayor discusses immigration as needed for public schools and warns of housing strain while praising the police department. He notes crime will persist in a growing city and commends street cleaning improvements. Local lodge prepares new rooms in the Alaska building and outfits elaborate gear for an upcoming event.
The Eighth and Ninth wards were introduced at Monday night council. Gill opposed the measure arguing the timing would be unjust. The resolution was referred to a committee.
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