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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a youth game involving the OD YM team and a glove incident. Readable details are sparse, with unclear locations and outcomes. The entry notes a confrontation or mishap during a game between youth squads, but specifics are not preserved.
A humorous account imagines a full court of justices gathered for a pictorial quorum. It notes Chief White absent, while Justices Harlan and McKenna, Van Devanter, Day, and Hughes are described as present or tied to their regions and marriages, with a photographer among the mourned ensemble.
A Star newspaper letters page invites a mother with seven children to call for Miss Grey's Woman's Page. The column answers readers on diet nails manners and homemaking, offers recipes for corn bread, discusses character as thoroughness, and seeks help for a widow with a baby and for rehoming three puppies.
A physician approves Ayer's Hair Vigor for falling hair or dandruff. The product is stated to not color the hair and to cause no harm or injury. Lowell Haines endorses the preparation.
A quirky opinion piece advises women to balance humor and flirtation in courting. It argues men dislike being laughed at and urges girls to fit not into kittenish or statuesque roles but to match their musical tastes and personality to the man they court.
Jewelry makers unveil new Easter gifts featuring the Alabone pearl with dark mother of pearl tones in rings brooches and pendants. Coral sprigs in varied shades form delicate brooches and ornaments with invisible settings. Long coral pins complete the charming collection.
A boy who just had a tooth extracted asked to take it home and watch it ache by adding sugar. The contemplation of a simple, curious prank shows a lighthearted moment in childhood.
A mother urges Tommy to hurry as they race to leave. The child confirms he has all but one shoe, while a reflective narrator notes that women cry privately rather than seek with men the reckless intoxication of drunkenness.
In the year 2000 a famous woman orator praises her perfect husband as the one who has guided and sustained her in reforming the world. The audience cheers as the husband, present in the back, weeps with joy at his long awaited reward.
Edna Cockrill known as Mamie Duncan learned in Judge Graham's court that her adoptive parents had died long ago while she faced a claim to a $1,100 share in her real father’s estate. The revelation shattered her belief she was cared for since infancy.
Miss Audrey Botham leads the Butter cups patrol of Spokane Girl Guides of America the first such group. The city backs the effort with support from prominent families and parents. David W Ferry has prepared a Girl Guides manual detailing organization and training and will mail copies free to interested parties. The Spokane Chamber of Commerce plans to promote the movement to wider regions.
American wives of foreign diplomats and their husbands are described as happy despite cultural differences. The piece cites Miss Alice F. Ward, married to Spanish minister Don Juan Riano y Gayangos, and Count Conrad de Sbuissere t noted for Belgian service from Belgrade to Tangier.
A lesson on the power of small habits and attitudes. The author contrasts three women: one consumed by money and suspicion, another relentlessly curious eroding privacy, and a third who, with little material wealth, spreads cheer and friendship. The piece urges self reflection to identify and remove a single small fault.
The article notes rising discussion among the medical fraternity about sepirite as a rheumatism treatment. It details a formula mixing whisky, Tories compound, and syrup Bareaparilia compound with instructions to take before meals and at night, claiming immediate relief and availability through druggists.
Court records recount a case titled The Story of Washingtons Dental Conspiracy. The report outlines a lengthy legal dispute and the errors in the court process No. 7.
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