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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
6
Local advertisement for White Sewing Machine Co located at 1424 Third Ave near Pike with phone line Main 142 promoting sewing machines and related goods.
A readable ad notes vegetable silk underwear and hosiery marketed as silk at 302 People's Bank Building located at 2nd and Pike. It highlights a price claim and location for shoppers seeking silk feel fabrics.
About 400 dogs from Pointers to bull terriers take part in a Seattle Kennel Club event at the Bon Marche starting 10 am through Saturday. Judges include T. P. Mc Connell of the Victoria baseball club. notable entries include Rodney Merley Kurrock valued at 2600 and Nallstone Corporal from Montana. Mrs. William Gyldenfeldt leads with 11 dogs. The Prauer-Paterson cup, 20 inches tall, is the top local prize.
Mrs I Ikle of Newberg Oregon identifies H M Hudson as the man accused of robbing her and another woman of jewelry worth about 10 000 in New York two years ago. Hudson denies the charge saying they met on a train and he assisted her to a hotel before the theft. Jewelry valued near 10 000 and a sum of 900 dollars were taken.
Bank statements indicate a steady rise in Seattle deposits over the last two months with daily increases around 90 thousand dollars, totaling 4.77 million. The 1903 deposits reached 26.895 million dollars, while today’s total stands at 82.8 million.
In New York today William K Vanderbilt Frederick W Vanderbilt and Alfred G Vanderbilt contributed $100000 each to the YMCA fund for a new home for the railroad branch. The gift aims to support facilities for workers and families connected with railroad service.
An ad claims Cascarets cleanse and regulate the stomach by removing sour undigested food and foul gases. It asserts relief from heart burn bloating and nausea and promises a stomach that stays sweet and bowels regular for months, including benefits for children.
Mrs H FE Soule wireless operator and captain's wife on the Windbar nearly perished returning from Kingcove as a dynamo broke free in heavy seas and wrecked the wireless room. She escaped just before the machinery crushed the table where she had been sitting.
A brief item notes Edwin Jrown discusses upcoming dental visit plans. The piece mentions a scheduled appointment and the subject of dental care within a local context.
A long, disruptive letter denounces rival dentists as feather-brained grafting quacks in Beattie and Union blocks. It claims unlicensed practitioners hire slander to lure patients, while stressing that legitimate dentists work under scrutiny and guarantee, with free consultations at 713 Finest Ave.
A juvenile Warren New York youth Stephen Lund at 19 boasts two long braids and a first haircut while heir to $20000 with a strange condition. Minnesota officials push a back to the country move to build village schools two miles from towns. Brooklyn man John G. Coyle rigs a phonograph horn to a vacuum cleaner to trap insects. A lean four story glass and steel building planned for Broadway Worth Street features Aelmar bar on the first floor. Covington barber Clyde Ridge loses his nose when a razor slips. Seevar Herman Knop of Ventura faces long standing leg trouble. Clear Lake Mirror.
An advertisement extols Resine ointment and Resinoil with claims of instant itching relief and clearing eruptions like pimples, blackheads, ringworm, and eczema. It offers a free internal trial by mail from Hesinel Baltimore and cites testimonials to support effectiveness and broader uses.
In San Jose on April 9 Mrs. J. V. De Laveaga wife of a San Francisco millionaire was severely wounded at a country mansion while attempting to remove a cartridge. She reportedly punctured the cartridge with a hatpin causing a discharge that struck her abdomen. Also noted is the death of James Sweeney 46 brother of Mrs Tierney of this city at his Winthrop Iowa home.
Praise pours in for Jine of Pianos and Player Manos instrumenta with top reviews from critics. Onur Krakauer and Adam Schaff praised for excellence as bargains highlighted and terms offered to suit buyers.
Mrs Kate V Saint Maur, a noted poultry farmer, stresses incubator use for reliable hatching. She advises a well ventilated dry ground floor room or first floor, steady placement, proper air flow, careful temperature and daily cooling, and egg testing on days seven and fifteen. She warns against opening the incubator door too soon, as many chicks die in shell from disturbance.
Roque Gonzales Garza, former Madero deputy and now American agent for the constitutionalist revolution, declares he will go to Washington to present proof that U S Ambassador Wilson participated in the recent revolt in Mexico City.
In San Francisco a union official named Doyle reportedly saved a life by giving 20 ounces of blood to replace a fallen blood loss. The incident is tied to wartime morale and union solidarity as a mourner’s life was reportedly preserved through this act.
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