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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
4
A philosophical essay urges mastering the art of forgetting to avoid misery. It argues both forgetting and remembering require cultivation, comparing forgetting to erasing slate chalk. The piece warns against holding grudges, urges replacing resentments with positive memories, and cautions that dwelling on hurt harms happiness.
A newspaper raises questions about Chauncey Depew and other directors at the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York. It notes Depew’s $25,000 yearly pay for optimism and questions why policy holders’ money funds such salaries. It also mentions James Hazen Hyde’s $135,000 treasury contribution tied to a Sherry dinner.
In a tense Paris scene, Fouche reveals a forged Bourbon letter and a courier held at his house. The prince and I weigh serving two masters while La Croix, Lavrache, and La Croix’s assassin past loom, as suspicion and danger grow.
A fragmented New York column reports on Miss Lottie Witt allegedly killing her grandmother, mother, sisters and shop girls after salary disputes. It also mentions Cassie Chadwick and other sensational items, plus random notes on dogs, radium prices, a duke fined for speeding, a pug grave inscription, a judge fining a street hog, and stray bits about local church dusting and playful burlesque humor.
An Interested Parent argues for census enumerators to record youths aged 10 to 15 loitering or working, blaming parents or teachers for child illiteracy and urging closer oversight of truancy, education, and the role of schools in preventing schooling loss.
An old warning on kidney disease notes common symptoms such as backache dizziness and urinary changes. The ad claims Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidneys by removing poisons and cites a testimonial from Mrs R K Spencer and a free trial offer to readers.
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