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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
4
A collage of snippets from era papers discusses Rockefeller Tarbell rumors Kansas City modesty odd ads and poems. It mentions a Beet tasting line a kiss cue and a factory line about Jones home while noting fashion pants and a penitentiary backstory for Jake Williams and a Josh Wise quotation.
A jumble of phrases references a presidential resignation, a banker’s nod to a defensive crease, a planned excursion by Steamer Perdita to Quilcene and Hood Canal on Friday July 14 with 9 AM departure and 10 30 PM return, and a shopping guide hint. Additional snippets touch on summer travel and church school memories.
Enid Phil Apps, a wealthy Denver society girl, marries Seip, a street car conductor. He used his savings to open a corner grocery and the couple now live in a cottage near Belp grocery. They share a simple morning routine and a mutual, level heart, defying critics.
A Bridgeton widow left $25,000 from a small candy store near a public school, earned over 35 years by thrift and careful reinvestment. The piece extols old fashioned industry honesty and economy, contrasting it with get rich quick schemes and monopoly schemes. It notes debates at the town hall and lists Panama conditions.
In a tense scene Susan confronts the farmer and Gerald about a wheel and a murder linked to a bag marked G D. Susan recalls reading a letter from England and a trip to claim a legacy, revealing how Josh robbed the rightful heir of nineteen thousand.
A farmer and a private detective discuss a mystery aboard a ship. Susan distrusts Gerald as a killer suspect, but a brown portmanteau and initials reveal possible identity. They plan a costly journey to New York to trace letters and a crew, with Tessie as a potential payoff.
A letter from CHAS. H. FLETCHER of New York City commends the doctor’s fight against counterfeit Castoria and imitators. He lauds the safety of the real preparation and notes the long standing trust built over thirty three years.
An old physician proposes removing children at age two under government care. The piece questions who knows home discipline better, urges inquiry into a child’s home and school record, and argues for laws protecting neighbors from juvenile misbehavior while maintaining parental dignity and responsibility. It suggests juvenile courts investigate root causes of trouble.
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