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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
4
Beattie Washington announces subscription rates and delivery options. It explains that unpaid renewals will remove names from the list and that address labels reflect expiration dates. The local want ad office opens at the listed avenue to receive subscriptions and news items.
A wartime argument notes the toll of conflict on a country. It cites Russian losses in the Russo Japanese War and compares long term physical and societal damage. It warns that war drains the land of its vigor, beyond financial costs, and warns against stagnation.
A newspaper opines that Buffalo Bill Cody once shone as a public figure but now his wife Mrs Cody uses law and divorce to strip his halo. The piece notes famous men often lose glory at home and urges readers to reserve judgment on Bill’s hero status.
The passage catalogs common hygienic and daily practices viewed as risky amid germ fears. It notes touching public surfaces, kissing transmitters, wetting money, drinking boiled water yet brushing with hydrant water, biting fruit peels, and handling trashy environments as routines, concluding many remain alive despite the dangers.
Maddox warns Ainslee of the perilous public裁 image if she reveals all while pressing for a safe, proactive defense. They debate alibi risks and the need to outpace the real killer, balancing truth with law. Ainslee confronts guilt and a mysterious second revolver.
Fragmentary item notes someone practicing forced economy and references Granite Falta Post. No clear event or names to verify.
A fragmentary column quotes Josh Wise on a mix of jokes and reminiscences. It mentions Hoch, a talk about press quantities, a congressman tale, and a polar bear allegedly frozen in Chicago near 80 degrees latitude, with comments on Chicago as a pocket edition of Hades. The tone is playful and digressive, with references to marriages and a Luckless Swede.
In Talladega Springs Ala J W McKinnon reports severe pneumonia treated by two doctors but improved after using Dr King s New Discovery He credits the first dose with relief and one bottle with a cure The remedy also targets sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds Guaranteed at Guy s drug store price 50c and 1 00 Trial bottle free
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