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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
4
A Forum review casts Daniel Defoe as a great liar and spy while praising Robinson Crusoe as a lasting real treasure. Prof. W. P. Trent defends Defoe’s genius and notes the book guides readers toward simple truths and human companionship despite the author’s era and flaws.
A reflective piece on injuries from others remarks and corrections that sting long after they are spoken. The author recalls childhood corrections, public shaming, and officious judgments from women, praising resilience and personal growth. The essay argues for minding one’s own affairs and helping others climb, noting human nature’s varied pattern.
Franks uses a staged confrontation to trap a French challenger as he asserts English honor and exposes a plot. A fencing rematch ends with the Marquis disarmed and humiliated, while Franks spares him to the prince's astonishment and the crowd's mixed shock.
A narrator recalls wealth, a costly lunch with a prince, and ambitions for a military commission amid court intrigue. He notes past duels and political maneuvering, and hints at a forthcoming continuation.
A jumble of humorous verse and anecdotal snippets. The piece lampoons stage gossip, city life from Chicago to Bloomington, and a bread nostalgia interlude. It includes broad quips on longevity, courtship, and food observations amid light satire.
A short, unclear exchange features Smithey and Ma Smithers discussing beans and doctored food. The dialogue touches on wealth and the idea of being kind to the rich while referencing autos and running someone down. The fragment lacks clear narrative or identifiable characters and events.
An aged newspaper fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Co and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials, endorsing reliability and urging purchase through Toledo sellers. The notice hints a reward offer and promises direct action on mucous membranes.
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