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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary Seattle Star classified ad column shows rates and delivery details. Mentions Ballard Avenue and Pike Street offices with miscellaneous lines about space, delivery, and pricing in a vintage newspaper context.
Dave Maddox stalks the ballroom after overhearing quiet talk about Harmony Evans and Myrick. He imagines threats to honor and follows clues through hallways to a library where torn papers lie near a bay window. Uncle Abbott, amid a square dance, jokes of Myrick testing his nerves.
The Mosely commission reports from England misread American materialism, finding instead a nation of idealists. The piece argues Americans pursue money for the thrill of the game, with idealism driving wars and self-purification. It emphasizes enduring national spirit and a wakeful, inherent idealism ready to play its innings.
A reflective piece on how fault finding by family members toward the mother who cooks and keeps house harms home life. The author argues constant criticism makes the mother feel at fault and trains children to complain, turning meals into tense rituals and eroding family harmony.
PIMPLES and Face Humors Cured by SKINEALTH Treatment 75c consists of Parfina Soap antiseptic Skin Health ointment and Skinhealth tablets to expel humors and clear pimples blackheads and rough skin. Free samples and booklet offer to Philo Hay Newark. Hair remedy promises gray coverage and hair growth with large bottles from druggists.
Myrick confronts a trap set by Maddox and companions at a man’s house. Faced with removal, Myrick must choose between leaving quietly with his coat and hat or facing exposure from a compromising paper. The scene unfolds amid watchful hosts and a tense escape through back stairs.
Honey Grove Texas resident Colonel John M Fuller nearly died from liver and kidney trouble before using Electric Hitters He reports they cured his ailments praising the medicine as the best on earth The product is sold with a guarantee to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease by G Guy druggist at 50 cents a bottle
The finance committee, after delays, ordered Treasurer Rathbun to start collecting interest on city deposits in banks. They approved proceeding without a state law or new ordinance, aiming to collect interest as soon as the ordinance is paned.
Government seeks bids for three million one hundred fifty thousand feet of Puget Sound lumber to supply Mindanao and Jolo buildings. Quartersmaster Grand announces April 1 bid opening at Seattle office. Transportation terms to be announced later.
A fragmented postwar humor piece features Mrs Perry Okside and Mrs Harry Golden derided as bleached hair figures. The dialogue lampoons social snubs and shows a taste for sly one liners. References to Europatkin, Kuropatkin and a kitchen joke conclude the column.
A judge in England declares titled men are not inclined to marry. An American heiress crop is noted as short. The text muses on presidential notification and constitutional gaps. It questions why ads call pianos forte and cites a scientist's claim about a 154 pound man being mostly water.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles anti pain pills as a cure for neuralgia and other pains. It asserts nerve pain stems from turbulent nerves and claims the medication soothes the nervous system, reduces dizziness and insomnia, and has no bad after effects. A Nebraskan cashier testimonial praises relief within minutes, with a money back guarantee on first package.
A Syracuse father recounts applying Bucklen’s Arnica Balm to his son's eye to ease a severe gash. The balm supposedly saved the eye and also aids burns and ulcers. Available for 26 cents at O Guy's drug store.
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