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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
4
The Seattle Star lists delivery details including daily afternoon issues except Sundays and a subscription renewal process. It notes changes of address and receipt handling and that failures to pay may result in name removal from circulation.
Letter to the Malvern Herald accuses a local correspondent of spreading slander about the author and others in the community. The writer defends identity as known to the Malvern press and rejects public condemnation.
A narrator describes covertly reading a note from a neighbor to defraud a publisher and misrepresent the community. The speaker asserts prior truthful reporting and positions themselves as a correspondent for a leading newspaper.
A fragment from Hibbetts correspondence in Carrollton Republican discusses social remarks about Joe Jefferson retirement, J Pierpont Morgan’s knighthood by Italy, and a quip about John D Rockefeller as a knight. The dialogue hints at offended Mrs Scaranold and her daughter, with local gossip tone.
An old advertisement argues that dyspepsia is curable through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It attacks dieting and bitters, claiming the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition, nourish the body, and offer a long lasting cure.
In Toledo Ohio a street railway franchise fight pitted bosses against reformers as 16 council seats were decided. Voters supported the reformers who stood with the people, defeating six profranchise candidates and returning two allies, signaling that the public will force honest officials over corporate influence. The piece argues the people must still lead municipal government and reject public masters.
Tokyo reports the Mikado orders General Nogi to send Stoessel to the capital after Port Arthur falls. Stoessel will be confined to a suburban house and forced to read Indiana author novels since the siege began. The idea to make him listen to coon songs was vetoed to show humane enlightenment.
A Baltimore man George W Nally and his wife report relief from catarrh after using Hyomel, stating it cured both. They praise the breathing treatment over stomach dosing and note Quaker Drug Co offers a money back guarantee if no benefit. A complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles fifty cents.
A fragmentary dialogue portrays a married couple discussing expectations about wives. The man notes his wife kept to herself and avoided chores while the woman complains about a wife who interferes by darning socks, yet they differ on presuming intent.
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa cites a patient attacked by violent hemorrhages from stomach ulceration cured after using Electric Bitters. He notes the patient has had no attack in 14 months and endorses the remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Trial at 6 0 Guy Inc Becond and Yeuler.
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