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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
4
A混 mix of items from Walla Walla reports notes include a heavy hail storm with thunder, Hunt family death, a civil suit against Ever g for damages, anti liquor league steps, and Kalama boom work plans. Also reported is the death of M A Calmoun a Denver lawyer recently arrived.
The fragment outlines publication office addresses for The Seattle Star and circulation details. It mentions delivery by major carriers, price structure, and a notice about subscription renewal showing the address label as a reminder. The text also references changes to subscription status and postal handling.
A Long Island City teacher inheriting $100000 vows to keep teaching and to use the money to advance her work. She plans a home near the school to stay close to students and believes wealth should serve service, not personal gain. The piece contrasts her selfless drive with others who would squander riches.
A potpourri of quips and squibs touches on national politics, social mores, and industry. It references Kun insults, a Josh Wise column, a protest at circuses, and a joke about the bell weevil. Also notes a Detroit seamstress Miss Anna Damm earning $75,000 and whalebone valued at $15,000 a ton amid market curiosity.
The piece extols the beauty of nature beyond city life and laments urban neglect of rural sights. It praises the ball weevil in vivid, almost poetic terms, noting its movements from cotton to batting and its sunlit, gaudy wings as a contrast to urban garbage and noise.
A physician claims fifteen years of experience curing cases labeled as weakness and diseases of men. He asserts many are cured soundly and permanently, while offering treatment only to those cases meeting his criteria. He argues against prevailing theories and emphasizes objective evidence from his practice.
A fragmentary line features Oklahoma Pete proclaiming a drastic action against a talking adversary. The dialogue mixes bold bravado with comic exaggeration, hinting at a Western or pulp fiction mood. The excerpt centers on a dramatic oath rather than a full narrative arc.
Over a hundred farmers and dairymen gathered at Chehalis to oppose a milk price reduction by the milk condensory. President Bartlett of the condensory pledged a July raise. A new movement forms among farmers to organize.
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