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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1904
Page
4
A London editor interviews several elderly men who contradict each other on causes of longevity yet agree that mental attitude matters most. They argue that thinking little about aging, purposeful work, a tranquil mind, and a desire to see the future extend life, while dwelling on ailments shortens it.
A Minneapolis fire tragedy recounts firefighter Jacob Miller being trapped in an elevator shaft during a large blaze. His rescue paused water application, allowing the fire to rage and cause massive property loss, yet the crew’s priority on human life is affirmed.
A critical essay argues Cassie Chadwick thrived because plutophobia a distrust of the rich. The piece explores how slander against eminent figures gains credence while ordinary targets are dismissed. It suggests envy and the allure of a great name provoke belief in misconduct.
A collage of quips on Mormon marriage, political ridicule of Douglas, plans to grease the water wagon, and mentions of J Pierpont Morgan buying an old piano. It notes Curtis Wallen’s head injury, reflections on President Roosevelt’s reform stance, and calls for a broad federal approach to city conditions, all echoed by a Citizen column voice.
Editor Star argues the president warned that graft in city governments afflicts all towns and cities. Without fixing municipal corruption, progress is impossible as an organized minority and voter indifference seize control of public affairs, shaping elections and national politics.
The Star reports two reporters disguised as tramps visiting rich homes on Christmas day. A pithy screed condemns wealth worship, citing Job Psalms and Malachi to argue riches corrode virtue and threaten the fate of the poor, concluding that gold is the devil's bait. B. F. Merservey.
All members of Seattle Aerie No 1 F B are requested to attend the funeral of Brother William Reid at Eagles hall on Wednesday December 24 1904 at 1 30 PM by order of H J LFA Attest Worthy President Frank Dowd Worthy Secretary Go to Spinning’s top Bicycle re patra oe.
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