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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1905
Page
4
A mix of cultural critique and health warning argues the American face blends traits from many groups into a cosmopolitan look marked by hustle. It warns relentless work strains physiology and spirit, urging more rest and balanced social activity to curb overwork and its mental toll.
The Star proclaims independence pays and defends its bold prediction about indictments. It notes Senator Mitchell and Congressman Hermann of Oregon were indicted by a Portland grand jury, claiming it was first to publish the rumor with solid backing. Other papers followed after The Star printed the tip.
A Massachusetts court awards a man fifty dollars as damages for losing a three hundred fifteen a week job, arguing the value of a job transcends monetary appraisal and is central to a man's life, wealth, and dignity. The opinion contends employment underpins civilization and personal worth, with labor defining character and future prospects.
A jumbled local page blends verse and prose from Port Arthur themed musings and hobo poetry. It laments forgotten friends Jack and Vic while musing on New Year resolutions and a moonlit scene, with sketches of local figures and humorous asides.
H. B. Wilson argues the Baltic fleet serves Russia's aims to fracture Anglo Japanese ties. He warns Britain risks isolation, naval weakness in the Far East, and India’s jeopardy if Japan aligns elsewhere. The piece stresses Japan's resolve and the dangers of abandoning her.
Mrs H Newson of Decatur Illinois endured three years of severe indigestion stomach and bowel trouble. She describes near death before trying Electric Bitters which brought immediate improvement and complete recovery. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles at 60 cents.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for headaches and general ill health. It claims thousands of sufferers found relief at a cost of 25 cents with a money back guarantee, offered by G O Guy Inc at a Newark storefront location.
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