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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
7
Readers debate whether the dead live again citing scripture and personal belief. CHAS MORROW and RAY F MOON defend or challenge biblical evidence while DANIEL argues for diverse spiritual life and eternal fate.
A reader recounts relief from back pain and lumbago after using Pink Pills for Pale People. After trying other remedies without success, he attributes his recovery to the pills and recommends them to friends. The message promotes purchasing by mail from Williams Medicine Co. with 50 cents per box and 2.50 for a complete set.
Dolly and Randy discuss a dream home shared with Joan as they reveal a planned ruse. The scene centers on the Little House with its garden fountain and curtains as a stage for love. The confession uncovers Joan and Dolly as close conspirators in a plot to draw Dolly back to Bentaville.
An old missive warns of a possible influenza outbreak and urges preparation. It promotes laxatives and topical mustard rubs to treat symptoms and prevent pneumonia, listing Begg's Mustarine as a remedy. The text transitions to a dramatic personal letter styled from Dolly to Randy, reflecting unrequited or evolving romantic feelings.
Learn shorthand offered by King Institute free lessons mailed to New York address. Promises quick mastery and speed in dictation and speech, urging readers to request free lessons and boost earnings.
Ralph Bauer proposes to the state commission that the Boston Elevated Railway be run by the public. He argues street car riders are valuable to the city and should ride free, condemning high fares as a barrier to business growth and citing historic tolls as a parallel.
Councilman T H Bolton introduced an ordinance to buy three lots at Fourth Ave and Battery St for a new fire station to be considered Tuesday. Fire Marshal Harry W Bringhurst protested moving Fire Station No 2 from Third Ave and Pine to a far location distant from the central business district.
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