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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1914

Page

5

Crown and Bridgework Ancient and Modern

Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. Seattle's Lending Dentist promotes dental bridges and crowns while condemning quack ads. He contrasts ancient prosthetic techniques with modern methods, stresses cleanliness and proper tooth preparation, and touts eye care by Dr Esowltton.

Edwin J. Brown D. PD Seattle Tis First Ave Union Block Corneto Fent Vcapvaet Biocom T Esowlton D. D Flrat Ave Washington Union Ridgson

There Never Lived A Woman Who Bt Was ae Never Jealous

An essay by Winnie Lee argues jealousy is a masculine noun reflecting male dominance while women inwardly deny jealousy and blame insecurity as sensitivity. It claims jealousy destroys female happiness and achievement, contrasting love as constructive with jealousy as destructive in social life and work.

Develgenius Winnie Lee Jack

Should a Woman Tell Should a Woman Tell a Vicar in Brixton Answers

A New York stage discussion on whether a woman should reveal past romantic history before marriage. The Rev. A J Aldron's drama argues no, a single standard of morals applies to men and women and past sins cannot be undone. Readers are invited to send letters offering their views on the issue.

A. J.aldron Brixton London England New York

Motorcycle Crash Threatens Life Of Young Rider

A collision at 14th avenue and East 40th street involved a motorcycle ridden by 24 year old Harry Scherner and an automobile driven by R Cunningham. Scherner, thrown 20 feet, suffers a broken left leg a fractured elbow and possible internal injuries. Sundberg, 25, a fellow rider, was less seriously hurt. Scherner is recovering at his home.

Harry Scherner Walter E. Sundberg R. Cunningham 18Th Av. N E. 40Th St Scherner Fastiakeay Sundberg

Club Revival Sought In Young Men's Republican Group

M M Whitney is expected to be elected president tonight at the Good Eats cafeteria as the Young Men's Republican club attempts a revival. The group, once influential, seeks more members and has raised the age limit to 35.

M. M. Whitney Young Men's Republican Club Good Eats

Petition Demands Recall Of County Commissioner Knudsen

A recall petition was filed Friday afternoon against County Commissioner Knudsen. It mirrors the Hamilton recall language and accuses Knudsen of conspiring to permit shady transactions. Signers are Thomas A. Meade D A Morrison and R M White.

Knudsen Hamilton Thomas A. Meade D. A. Morrison R. M. White

Odor Reveals Parcel Post Skunk Hide Shipment

North Bend Ore April 4 Postmaster Russell discovers a new use for parcel post when a package near the radiator emits a fearsome odor and proves to contain skunk hides, highlighting an unusual shipping tale.

North Bend Ore Russell

Wife Sues Husband for Separate Maintenance

Mrs. Gertrude C. Rasmussen filed a complaint against grocer Harry Rasmussen of 5500 Kenwood Place accusing him of frequent insults calling her "old slop" and "old hen" and stating he was ashamed of her. She seeks separate maintenance and asks for $50 a month, alleging misery since their January 1, 1914 marriage.

Gertrude C. Rasmussen Harry Rasmussen Kenwood Place

Robbery Report From City Alley Holds Up Local Man

F. F. Anderson of the Olympic apartments says an armed man held him up last night in an alley between Fleet and Western avenues, north of Virginia street, and stole $16.65, per police.

F. F. Anderson Olympic Apartments Fieet Western Avs Virginia St

Burns Sentenced to Five to Sixteen Years in Walla Walla

Tom Burns admitted robbing a man of a few dollars and received a penitentiary term of five to sixteen years from Judge Mackintosh at Walla Walla.

Burns Tom Burns Walla Walla Mackintosh

Clever relative of ex Speaker Cannon pursues dance career

Mildred Cannon, niece of ex Speaker Joe Cannon, announced a wish to become a professional dancer. Her father refused, but with Uncle Joe's help she moved to a performing path and is now working as a professional dancer for money at French Lick Springs in Indiana.

French Lick Springs Ind Mildred Cannon Joe Cannon Joe Mildred Grey Miss Grey Billy Kitty

Premier Asquith Criticizes Army Intervention in Politics

Premier Asquith, addressing the Huat Fife Liberal association at Ladybank Scotland, denies London government sought to prove Ulster unrest and states the army will not be used for political ends. He condemns Tory attempts to let officers dictate service locations, calling it a strike at military discipline.

Ladybank Scotland Huat Fife Liberal Association Asquith London Ulster

Cries of Murder Echo at City Corner

A woman screamed murder help and police after a shout near the Third Ave West and Hayes Street corner last night. Officer Chad Ballart carried out a thorough search but could not locate the source of the mysterious cries.

Third Av. W Hayes St Chad Ballart

Longshoreman dies after 24 foot fall from ship deck

C McQuay 40 a longshoreman dies at Providence hospital after a 24 foot fall from the deck of the steamship Northwestern at pier 4 last night. Tom Williams 32 a railroad man was run over by a three ton truck at Fourth Ave and Washington St this morning injuring his left leg. Tom Ferguson 45 a pool room worker at 207 First Ave died this morning at work.

First Av

Robbers Kill Wife After Break-In at Sicilian Farm

Palermo reports a robbery at a Sicily stable where Michael Riccio hid nearby. Intruders entered his room and murdered his wife before fleeing with all their money, leaving Riccio to face the loss and tragedy.

Palmermo Sicily Michael Riccio

Price refuses to pay ends with shooting in Paterson

Paterson New Jersey April 4 Alfonso Price allegedly ate and refused to pay. Frank Griffin a restaurateur fired at Price who reportedly was not hit as the bullet bounced off his skull in a surprising confrontation.

Paterson N. J Alphonso Price Frank Griffin Restaurateur Alphonso

Queen of the movies and answers about youth questions

Readers ask who is the queen of the movies and which film company to work for, plus where American and Majestic Film companies are located. The column answers a mix of teen etiquette, work guidance, education, and personal concerns with practical, non judgmental guidance.

Majestic Mary Fuller Florence Lawrence Maude Fealy Mary Pickford Jilliian Walker Aliee Joyce Mabel Norman

Reform dress and social manners in a community column

A reader letters page discusses reform in women's dress and social outings, advice on balanced leisure for a 17 year old, and guidance on relationship trust. It also includes a homemade eggs preservation tip and a brief sports death notice mentioning Peter Baujan and an opponent.

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