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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1905
Page
4
The Seattle Star lists subscription offers and a general notice section. It mentions rates, mail or carrier delivery options, a 25 cent monthly alternative, and local ads for a drug store at the corner of Second Avenue.
The passage urges young men to rise by building character and ideals, not by chasing wealth alone. It warns that wealth without virtue risks ruin and that true ascent requires lifting others as you climb, tying personal progress to communal betterment and ethical conduct.
The piece collects remarks about the press from Bryant Parton and Jefferson, plus Cardinal Gibbons praise of publicity as a check on graft. It also notes unrelated amusing items: a stenographer stealing wages, a clerk pilfering large sums, a secret elevator in New York, and a quirky line about naval officers and politics.
John Ovall submits corrections about his past roles. He states he had charge of the district and the Fremont church until September 17, and notes he was pastor of the same church last year, with education at Gothenburg College and the University Canton Missouri. He asks the Star of OE to set the record straight.
A Pittsburg woman, unnamed, publicly vows to control temper to improve home life. She sought a justice of the peace form of oath and urged others to try the same, praising self restraint as a path to cheerful homes and urging honest self‑improvement.
A London outlet mocks the idea of growth and surveys a changed season as the star batter regresses from mighty homers to grounders and slips into excuses. John W Gates becomes a New York legal resident, prompting city concerns.
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