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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1905
Page
4
Announcement from The Seattle Star publisher listing offices in Ballard and Seattle Sunet, subscription rates and payment handling. It notes subscription expiry labels, post office entry, and contact numbers for placing items or inquiries.
The piece argues against physician assisted death and eugenic mercy. It recalls Mirabeau and Madame de Maintenon to illustrate life’s unpredictable value and calls for preserving life, cautioning that killing off the dying risks creating murderers and eroding civilization.
The Star notes Kernel Blethen’s Sunday claim about municipal ownership and August Belmont’s control of New York car lines is mistaken. The article explains New York comprises five boroughs with five surface systems and two rapid transit networks, none transferred between lines, and Belmont’s involvement is limited or disputed.
A fragmented local column references a dachshund, a school, a potential mayoral candidacy, and a campaign fund. It mentions Dr Darlington and a New York Board of Health inspection for a tuberculosis camp, plus dismissive street chatter about a Seattle man seen in an X-ray scene.
A historical snippet reports that examiners note five more years of life expectancy today than twenty years ago, with most men believing their lives have lengthened similarly, as lines discuss health and longevity in the country.
The review praises a large-electrifying performance of Hamlet with an outstanding company and star leads. It notes strong support from the ensemble and the manager’s ability to bring high quality drama to the stage.
An old remedy called Milen Anti-Pain Pine is described as soothing nerves and curing head pain quickly. The text notes doses and warns it is never sold in bulk.
Beulah faces a clash of ambition and affection as Alsager aids a drowning Pierce Vernon. Aboard the West Lawn estate Beulah pleads for truth then learns Vernon will not win her. Alsager risks life to save Vernon, but Vernon rejects Beulah after a final letter. The dream fades and Beulah returns to duty.
An old advertisement urges parents to give Ayer's Sarsaparilla to strengthen children. It claims the tonic builds health, purifies blood, and increases vigor, noting a long history of 60 years with no secrets.
An old bank advertisement touts safety of deposits and 4 percent interest. It emphasizes conservative governance and quick access to funds while warning against risks from burglars loans and speculation. The text is a stylized promo for The State Bank.
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