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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
4
The text notes a man planning a $20,000 house on the knoll behind the orchard, a quiet life, and a person named Hub who will move to town to open a confectionery store. It also mentions rumors of an Emporia teacher marrying this spring and taking a fire building course from a former pupil.
A collection of quirky quotes and stray lines captures small town life moments including a runaway on Main street, spring preparations, a talk of a dangerous woman’s advice, a Berlin piano student, a railway scare with no fatalities, and local chatter about a hopper car in Barboursville.
The piece argues that US control in Santo Domingo would effectively create a protectorate over Haiti, framing it as necessary for stability and economic development. It cites Cuba and the Philippines as examples and warns that self government without backing risks unrest and intervention.
The article reports Sir John Gorst's call for feeding hungry schoolchildren in Britain and for mandatory medical checks on entry and periodically thereafter. It notes New York by Robert Hunter as evidence of widespread under nourishment and argues schools could provide nourishing meals at four pence, benefiting both children and parents. It also corrects a Star dispatch claiming an anti boycott bill was killed, stating it passed with a constitutional majority.
A fragmentary verse scene centers on a winter girl praised for beauty yet unhappy and cold. A dialogue line references marital trust and a man named Josh Wise. The text shifts to a classroom image with manual training and a wife’s reaction to a shared story, ending with a tense exchange about trust and accusations.
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure sickness from poisons in undigested food with a money back guarantee. It mentions availability at G. O Guy's drug store and urges readers to try the remedy.
In Nugent's office Myrick disputes a looming trial as they unravel a Frayer memorandum. The pair discuss leveraging a Rhode Island style divorce to split the client from his wife, revealing Lorimer Evans and a potential scandal as Myrick resists taking the case.
Myrick probes Frayer stock holdings while Nugent presses for full proof of ownership. The talk shifts to a zealously pursued Rhode Island divorce case with hidden New York defects that doom recognition, as Finkelstein’s former client seeks revenge through court maneuvering.
C Rivenbark Jr of Norfolk VA reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieved a severe knee burn without scarring. The ad claims it heals all wounds and sores and lists G O Guy druggist as selling the product.
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