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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
A lighthearted Roosevelt anecdote recalls the president and Mrs. Roosevelt staying overnight in a Virginia cottage they had bought but not yet occupied. They slept there alone, woke to a breakfast they may have shared, and borrowed a match to fight a small stove fire. The tale emphasizes Roosevelt’s robust Americanism and approachable character.
A Denver statement extols the motto Push and smile as a guiding philosophy for urban development. It emphasizes combining effort with optimism, praising leaders who push for progress while maintaining a positive spirit, suggesting the phrase signals victory and forward momentum for the city.
Two letters to The Star discuss Norway's political status during World War I era. Sven Johnson argues Norway should be treated as a state with no separate consular service while criticizing secession ruses. Valentine counters, praising Japan's success through centralized governance and natural laws.
N P excursion train departs Seattle Friday June 22 at 7 39 a m for a round trip fare of five dollars Tickets available now at the usual offices and stations.
Fragment mentions a lecture at a Unitarian church this evening and includes incomplete text about a person or topic. No clear names, place details, or outcomes are readable.
A duel with the marquis escalates from a vow to kill to a staged show of bravado. Poison is revealed, a conspirator collapses, and the scene ends with a lingering claim of two souls within one man, one cowardly and one fearless, destined for death.
A maternal meditation on the marvels and responsibilities of motherhood. The piece celebrates the newborn's potential and urges mothers to care for the infant with utmost gentleness and caution against dangerous narcotics. It frames a mother's love as the basis of civilization and emphasizes vigilant protection.
The narrator wrestles with guilt and dread after the crown prince is killed by Clariase. Companions react with shock as Richards questions the notion of manhood. The scene ends with the narrator masking pain and plotting to keep the grim truth from a loved one.
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