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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
4
A king searches for a contented man across his realm. Nobles and rich fail to satisfy, while a poor laborer in ragged clothes proclaims happiness and has no shirt to give. The tale warns that more possessions fuel more desire and drift away from simple living. Barbara Susa and Euripides are cited on happiness.
A Derby Connecticut court debate over using woman or lady prompts reflections on respect and societal tone. The piece argues that when used respectfully woman conveys honor, while calling a woman a lady can feel diminished in some contexts. The column notes a city issue with many earthworms covering sidewalks and weighs possible links to the trout fishing season.
A speaker describes loving for inner worth not appearance. They seek an embodiment of all admired qualities in one person and vow to surrender if found. The meditation emphasizes enduring character over external beauty and a union based on inner attraction.
The Star invites readers to submit "Ideal Man" descriptions in a contest with prizes of 6, 2 and 2 dollars. Phorae Brown asserts longing for a perfect partner and urges entrants to write full names and addresses for mailing.
San Juan County plans a $14,000 stone court house at Friday Harbor with plans ready and a contract to be let within a week after a special election. Ben Litchenbern reports the proposal passed by a large majority. Newhall notes Tacoma Smelting Co buys a lime quarry for $90,000 with a wharf and kilns planned, estimating 150 tons daily to employ island labor.
Washington March 29 The interstate commerce commission heard the argument of Congressman Hearst against the Pennsylvania Railroad over coal dealings. Clarence J. Shearn Hearst's representative argued that following a Supreme Court decision in Chesapeake & Ohio it was against public policy for a common carrier to be a dealer in commodities it transports.
The Penn Wyoming Copper company smelting and power complex at Grand Encampment Wyoming was nearly destroyed by fire, with losses estimated at 200000 and insurance covering 150000. The smerter building was saved after a spirited fire department effort. Origin of the blaze remains a mystery.
Classified notice offers a clear stand for sale with contact through T H 8 at the Detroit Hotel. Reader should inquire locally for price and arrangements.
The Joplin Globe reviews a Kubelik concert and a writers’ panel on classical music. Critique touches on Kubelik’s stage presence, a few wardrobe and equipment notes, and the evolving era of classical music with mentions of Hutcheson and Nordica.
A speaker recalls forgotten deeds and a writ received before a recent time. The lines express foggy memory and a wish to avoid replying, seeking guidance and prudent counsel despite lost details.
The narrator recalls hearing ghosts and the three taps signaling a spirit’s approach as a late night inquiry unfolds. He hopes his deceased uncle will reveal where important papers in a hidden estate lie, amid tension and eerie atmosphere.
A narrator recounts a ghostly scene with a haunting uncle in the bedchamber and a restless spirit tapping at the door. The piece shifts to news of the Beattle Electric Co ceasing streetcar service on Jackson Street and plans to raise the grade level, with completion expected in six weeks to two months.
Beattie Hat Factory at 1510 Second Ave offers high grade spring hats priced at 3 and 3.59 dollars, with new spring blocks available for 2 dollars. Hats go on sale this week only and must be bought by Saturday to save.
If your copy of The Star fails to reach you by 6 o clock each evening call the main office at Sunset Main 1060 or Independent 1138 between 6 and 7 and a replacement will be sent. If missed more than once please telephone each time to ensure perfect service. The Star Publishing Co.
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