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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1911
Page
6
The Star Tour of the World reports from Monte Carlo as dissatisfaction with government funding via gambling profits grows. About 6,000 residents fear the corruption and risk of revolts, while Prince Albert relies on casino revenue to support the principality. The writer tours along the Riviera toward Italy.
A scanned listing shows wholesale prices for dairy produce like butter and eggs, vegetables including potatoes onions and lettuce, fruits such as Wenatchee apples, and various meat cuts. The document lists price points per unit or weight, including beef, pork, lamb, and processed meats, with several items labeled by origin and grade.
A Communiqué from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters criticizes Georgetown L A No 580 for creating costly new offices without public input. The letter commends Commissioner McKengie for attempting to protect the people and is signed by Hi. Kinney M. Bharp and Wm. Bhendon as a committee.
Prominent New York women denounce Theodore Roosevelt’s claim that families with fewer than four children are sterile. Mrs. Marcia Townsend and Mrs. Arthur Fish lead the critique, calling his remarks egregious and harmful to women and the nation.
In Breathitt County Kentucky two factions clash as Devil Anson White shoots Jason Deaton dead and wounds Luke Begley before being shot in the thigh. Relatives rush to the scene armed. no arrests yet. Also from Los Angeles a Portland lumber man, Harry McCormick, dies while running to catch a train to Catalina.
Article reports Arthur M. Travers former chief clerk to the third assistant postmaster general was dismissed after he allegedly hid rare postage stamps by condemning obsolete issues and replacing them with current stamps to sell rare items to dealers for profit. Travers was indicted by the grand jury amid questions of legal theft without literal stealing.
May Sutton states she will not travel to England this year to defend her title. She dismisses coronation rumors and cup donations as temptations and says she has no settled plans yet, though she may go to Europe if a compelling invitation arrives.
Mrs Philander C Knox wife of the secretary of state leads Mrs Taft's social cabinet and arranges lavish events this season while at Washington.
A perplexing question arises about a Mexican hair caught between the battle and whether it possesses a breadth escape.
The beauty expert Claribel Montague advises against soap and water for hair every two to three months. She says soap alkali dries and hardens hair, while a simple dry shampoo can keep hair light and lustrous. Mix powders from roots and thorox, brush through, and use weekly.
A Seattle based campaign by Eilers stores launches a coast wide sales race to win three top prizes for the most sales in April and May. Prizes include a Kimball grand piano, a National Education Association trip, and a sponsored vacation for the winning store manager.
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