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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
3
Henry Francisco, husband of May Henry, seeks his wife who fled with her two children. A custody dispute has persisted for months, involving Albert a clerk at Seattle Na and a Superior Court judge in ongoing legal action.
An advertisement touts a dry shampooing regime with a powder mix to improve hair texture and color. It claims hair can be made glossy and healthy with Therox and orris root, urging readers to try the method for themselves. A separate legal notice mentions Megan and a warrant for Mrs Henry and a blanket warrant for John Doe over a child-spirit issue last Monday night.
Representative A. Burleson of Texas is expected to chair the key agriculture committee, signaling strong influence on farm policy and related legislation. The appointment appears virtually certain.
Detectives failed to find two men who robbed 30 passengers of 500 dollars on a Glendale street car last night. The incident occurred as April 5 reports from Los Angeles.
In Beckett Connecticut the town voted to license saloons ending a three decade dry period. Other items include Judge Barlow presiding over his 1001st case in New York and Dorothea Nolan recovering from spinal meningitis in Yonkers after 42 days unconscious. William Cobb of Poughkeepsie reunited with his wife after 26 years, who seeks support. The New York Scottish Highlanders incorporated to promote kilts. Lena Blackburne, White Sox star, now richest under contract with a $2,000,000 inheritance. Florence Mailie of Waukegan celebrated roller skating for hours, triggering a long-lasting Bianco episode.
London reports Lord Kitchener will present the general military scheme for the King George VI coronation in June. In Seattle the Commercial Club added 121 new members during February and March.
The naval collier Saturnia slung the magazine wharf at Mare Island California to load 250 tons of ammunition for the Pacific fleet. The vessel probably will leave for the south today.
Architect C. H. Alden will speak on City Planning as Applied to Local Conditions at a YMCA lecture tomorrow night. Alden serves on committees that framed the city charter, guiding the Municipal Plans commission's work.
The scanned text lacks coherent market data. It contains scattered fragments about goods like mutton and ox tongue with numerous unreadable letters, offering no usable price, quantity, or date information.
A vintage newspaper blurb promotes a greaseless Cet an ounce Almeoxoin cream jelly mixed with cold water to clear pores. It adds a helpful eye tonic with crystal drops, and a traditional kardene based blood purifier for clearer skin and improved health.
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