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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows publishing office addresses subscription details and mailing notices for Seattle Star By Star. It includes contact lines, pricing per month, and instructions about address changes and receipts.
The piece critiques a London march of thousands of starving women demanding bread from English workers. It contrasts unrelenting unemployment with Balfour's response, condemning the premier for offering a lecture instead of aid and warning that forced idleness leads to misery and social decay.
The article argues railroads profit from small scraps and waste, noting last year’s rail scrap heap valued at 1 250 000. It cites pennies and pins as vital fractions of wealth and urges households to save waste, warning miserliness harms life and poverty.
Hyden Kentucky reports Carter Metton plans a sawmill soon with community interest. Jennie Short spent last week visiting relatives including Myrtic and cousins, while other details remain unclear in this fragment.
The Seattle Star raves against condemnation of death from train wrecks diabetes consumption cancer hydrophobia or lockjaw. The author argues correcting one error with another is wrong, urging faith in God to heal diseases without drugs or material remedies. JOIN M. BNOOK.
A garbled historical snippet references figures like Alice Rundt and King Alfonse, mentions a board of directors denying a promotion, a Sunday school supervisor, and a coach set to Wiennss tes. The piece includes scattered quotes about boycott, dignity, and an admiral, with unclear chronology and several partial sentences.
The city honors the opening of the government channel in the Columbia River allowing 24 feet depth at low tide. Vancouver now sits at the head of deep water navigation after years of effort.Governor Mead and other officials helped secure the achievement for Ankeny Congressman Jones Mayor Crawford Senator Rands and prominent citizens.
Dr. Dale, a struggling young physician, vows to avoid Cissy Clarke a socialite wife prospect. He seeks a cholera case in the library when he overhears gossip about Cissy’s household duties and fashionable life, revealing a clash between duty and romance.
Clarissa Clarke's neighbor, a hopeful village doctor, confesses love after a morning event. He admits limited means but asks Cissy to share his fortunes. She responds willingly, admiring his honesty and proposing to help in her humble way.
An old bank ad proclaims safe investment with conservative governance. It claims deposits earn 4 percent interest with twice yearly compounding and promises quick access to funds, warning against risky loans and speculation. The State Bank of Beat tle is named.
Testimonial from Miss Mygrett Walker of Hillman City lauds Prof. De Forest for curing years of health problems. She claims perfect health after his suggestive treatment and offers to answer inquiries, with support from Mr. and Mrs. J M Gongerbiehl who hosted her during treatment.
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