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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
4
Boston trade training school girls adopt a motto about doing more than paid for as the path to true success. The piece argues honesty, fidelity, efficiency, courage, and merit define real worth, warning against those who seek wealth without virtue and praising those who earn their hire by merit.
The piece critiques speculative mania and the risk of ruin through luck driven gambling in finance. It highlights Frank G Bigelow the Milwaukee bank president who lost 1 140 000 largely others money and notes how thousands of inexperienced people suffer. It argues such failures teach why sound business sense and patient mastery of details are essential for lasting success.
Continued from yesterday the tale unfolds as A Sword Mislaid reaches Chapter XVII with an arrest reported at 1 AM. The cliffhanger intensifies as events unfold under night shadow and unnamed authorities investigate. Readers await further detail on motives and consequences.
In a tense London scene, Lord Devenac tests whether his sister’s brother the prince knows who killed his own brother. The prince fears arrest as authorities suspect foul play, while Devenac presses for the truth and a costly payoff as he plans to meet the Marquis de Sevringen. The encounter ends with a chilling question about the assassin, leaving readers poised for the next installment.
A garbled montage of jokes and quips appears, featuring public figures and social scenes. The piece strings together casino style lines, household banter, and remarks about wealth, secrecy, marriage, and morality, all in a newspaper comic voice.
A Star reader urges city authorities to ban street litter such as fruit peels and banish loiterers near theaters. The writer cites safety risks and describes rude behavior toward women, calling for police action and legal penalties for troublesome loafers, emulating discipline seen in other cities.
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