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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
4
Public notice from The Seattle Star outlining postal delivery, subscription rates, and renewal instructions. Includes address references and carrier information for home delivery and newspaper service terms.
The Star reports Harriman's bid for transcontinental terminals in Tacoma and Seattle, while rivals suppress the story. Tacoma Ledger hints at tide land purchases for terminals, noting the press blackout. The Star remains the sole paper delivering full coverage of the big railway bid and the ongoing conflict among Northwest papers.
An article reviews Wilhelm II's confessional address to his sons, praising the emphasis on personal faith over dogma. It argues great deeds come from robust belief in something higher, noting the emperor's creed and his view of Protestant modernity.
An Anderson Indiana doctor asserts he can create animals from liquids with the right mixtures and quantities. The note references various local topics and a stroboscope machine capable of showing rapid movements to the naked eye.
A fragmented column cites political chatter on a Democratic vice presidential bid and Utah departure rumors. It also includes a mock toast by Luke the Loon about fairgoers and gatekeeping, plus an advertisement for photo services and local dining venues with times.
Rex Ingraham faces a court martial after a chaotic mission in Virginia. He clashes with a Confederate colonel who taunts him about loyalty while Major Chalmers, connected to Raynor’s circle, sends a crucial letter. The pursuit threads through Brookside, Washington, and a shadowed camp as loyalties blur and rumors rise.
Ingraham is awakened from a farmer’s barn near Fairfax by a gray jacketed guardian. He had slept surprisingly well as captors rest near him and his companions before they are sent onward toward Centerville for cross questioning.
A junior officer questions Ingraham after his transfer to a Confederate detachment. A tall colonel, courteous and formal, assesses the prisoner asking who commands his troops and noting his potential as a future regular. The exchange reveals a tense stage in a prisoner’s uncertain fate.
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Discovery cures lung and throat troubles including consumption. A customer from Shepherdstown West Virginia testifies a severe bronchitis case was cured after one bottle. The product is described as effective for croup whooping cough flu pneumonia and consumption and is guaranteed by G O Guy Inc druggists with free trial bottles and 60 cent size notations.
A reader from Dempseytown Pennsylvania claims two weeks of Dr King’s New Life Pills restored youth’s vigor. The vegetable remedy targets liver stomach and bowels and costs six cents at G O Guy Inc drug store on Second Avenue and Yesler.
Ingraham faces a tense exchange with a Virginian officer who questions Chalmer’s movements while offering exchange and a chance to return to his troop. The adjutant refuses consent for escape and instructs that Ingraham be kept comfortable for the night as two grey troopers guard the room.
A corporal reads a penned note then tucks it away before signaling forward. He leads Ine mi mi gi anam along a path, issuing a quiet command to proceed. The scene focuses on cautious movement and the secretive, coded message.
An advertisement claims Mail's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages with constitutional treatment. The company offers 100 dollar reward and asserts internal action to restore balance and health, inviting readers to mail for a free trial and details.
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