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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
4
The article extols walking as the superior health exercise affordable for everyone. It argues walking to and from work, plus short daytime trips, trains muscles, improves lungs, saves money on clothing and health costs, and avoids reliance on cars or clubs. It contrasts with golf tennis or gym memberships as optional.
The piece argues that about one hundred major firms including John Wanamaker paid hush money during Taft’s era, and that Wilson’s administration will pursue thorough investigation and publicity. It defends criminal prosecution for conspiracies, noting Judge Landis allowed punishment despite compromises and urging justice for all involved.
The Seattle Mothers Training School invites all mothers to a second meeting at 3 30 PM Wednesday in the Bon Marche building. The session covers newborn care with a bath demonstration. Physicians and nurses volunteer, urging cooperation to make Seattle the healthiest city.
A vintage ad claims Croxone relieves kidney and bladder issues in the elderly by cleansing kidneys, reducing rheumatic pain, and filtering waste. The text promises immediate action with little effort and offers refunds if Croxone fails, urging purchases from any first class druggist.
A montage of wry observations and quotable lines from a newspaper humor page. The piece notes witty quips about wealth, late hours, unreliable tires, quick book returns, and a quirky legal scene, blending satire with brief vignettes from public life.
A friend recounts a bizarre tale of a family dog that allegedly carried a lantern for burglars while guarding a baby. The dog supposedly bit no one yet frightened the household by roaming inside and outdoors during the incident.
In Cloudland the Kaiser declares a plan to construct many aircraft as William’s thoughts drift toward the skies. The remark signals a wartime aviation push with a bold statement of air power.
The Society presents One Good Turn The Sands of Time Wil Willie Win An Equine at the Dream The Golden Hoard or Buried Alive Patho Weekly No 15 He Answered the Act The Vengeance of Heaven Gaumont Weekly No 54 The Idol of the Hour at the Home The Spy's Defeat two reels The Duke's Dilemma at the City until Wednesday.
Moore presents The Prince of Pilsen at the theatre. Metropolitan features Dark. Seattie Halley and Mitchell stock in The Thief. Orpheum Vaudeville Eroprese Vaudeville Pantagos Vaudeville Grand Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer Photoplays and vaudeville Melbourne Photoplays and Alhambra vaudeville.
Modan offers elegantly arranged rooms at the lowest rates at Hotel Virg inus near estiake. Bhillott 808 ooo.
A playful excerpt highlights dialect and spelling reforms, with a fictional sultan misquoting plans to dance the Turkey trot. A Boston to Kleinland pronunciation contrast is noted, alongside quips about local humor and newspaper culture.
Reports from Washington suggest Congressman Mockhiser battles brain fog amid political strain. Observers note relief that the condition may not gain a firm foothold in this case.
The Seattle Theatre presents The Thief about a wife who steals to keep a lover and lies to her husband. The drama, praised for its emotional force and production values, drew sold out shows and offers cheap tickets compared with larger venues.
S. S. Slaughter of 8040 24th Ave W criticizes articles praising the idle rich and yacht voyages. He argues wealth spent for personal pleasure with paid labor is wasteful and questions the value of distributing labor for such leisure. He calls for greater productive toil by all to raise wealth and reduce frivolous extravagance.
A fair will be held at Duval in September and a strong board of directors was elected yesterday to organize the event.
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