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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1914

Page

4

Magnificent young giant swims Elliott Bay from West Seattle

A German swimmer completed a perilous Elliott Bay crossing from West Seattle to the Spring Street float. He emerged blue lips and halted pulse, amid comparisons to a prior attempt that proved fatal and others that caused lasting shocks to health. The event’s value and purpose are questioned while Wilhelm Schatz heads to Europe with a $30,000 yearly US offer.

Elliott Bay Seattle Herman Wilhelm Schatz United States Europe

History’s uncertain heroes and public affairs echoes

The piece lampoons claims to historical invention and public influence, citing Joseph C. Mackin as a saloon innovator turned convict and noting broader themes of economy, labor, and social roles. It references areas like Chicago elections, charity pensions, and women’s suffrage in various states.

Joseph C. Mackin Chicago Mackin Milwaukee Me. Mackin

Old Yuba Finds Color in Pan and New Claim

A quaint exchange shows a prospector remarking on color in his pan. A businessman queries a new salesman about yesterday’s orders, learning one order is to get out and one to stay out, highlighting rough frontier humor.

Fragmented Civic Gossip and Portraits in Old Local Paper

In a jumble of dialogue and scenes a governor and dentist exchange remarks about practice. A dog presents flowers with a comic line about forget me, while a hostess hosts a social pause and a cook retorts with sharp humor.

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Diverse local notices and events sweep through city society

The bulletin covers a Wednesday gift social at Dr. Steelman’s home 4529 Brooklyn Ave a North End Medical Society meeting at Dr H A Greiner’s tonight Girl Scout or Beulah? members 664 new members at Boyleton Unitarian Church celebration plans for Trinity Parish’s 15th anniversary gas tug contract 8000 first. Mayor Gill’s wife at AOH dance. Citizens naturalization and Norway majority. Various lectures club events and obituaries plus record of accidents and aviation feats.

Steelman Brooklyn North End Medical Society H. A. Greiner Boyleton Norway Order of Hibernians Gill W. E. Smith Atate University Auburn W. O. W. Hall DO. M. Robinson Beattle Archaeological Institute Katherine M. Cavanaugh M. L. Cavanaugh Triad Association Commodore Commodore John Barry Louis Memrich Brewer Alex Parker Geo. E. Berray J. K. Hart Municipal League David Lomax Baptist Young People’s Union Mra. H A. Hastings Dorcas Club Native Daughters of Washington Washington

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion

An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless candy tasting remedy that relieves sour stomach gas and indigestion within five minutes. It claims the formula digests food, cleans the stomach and intestines, and eliminates need for laxatives or liver pills.

Farm Dream Becomes Reality Through Self-Reliant Growth

A farmer narrates a shift from urban concern to farming expansion. Through careful capital use and livestock upgrades, the family increases herd size, dairy output, and poultry. Community efforts include a cooperative creamery and store, with rising profits from cream, pork, and eggs. The narrator envisions a hopeful future with land ownership.

Lind Arrives in Washington to Talk With Wilson

The Mayflower anchored off the navy yard wharf as John Lind arrived for talks with President Wilson. The White House said full details of the Tampico marine arrests were not yet received, but full reparation was expected. Officials noted the Mexican salute to the American flag at Tampico had not yet been fired but was anticipated.

Washington John Lind Navy Yard Wharf Lind White House United States Tampico Navy Department

Mother Drowns Attempt at Alki Point Ended by Helper

Mrs Minnie Nelson 44 and her 16 month old son Donald were pulled from the Sound at Alki Point after the mother attempted to drown them Saturday evening. Donald McClellan, a youth, grabbed the child and brought him ashore. Both were taken to the city hospital with the mother described as melancholic.

Minnie Nelson Donald Alki Point Donald McClellan

Cardinal Gibbons Calls for Balanced Easter Fashions

Cardinal Gibbons urges moderation in Easter celebration styles and attire. The article notes church leaders caution against overemphasis on fashion during holidays.

Cardinal Gibbons John Beck Juneau John Rustgard U. S Alaska Simon Guggenheim Colorado National Republican Oregon

Sheriff Announces Tax Grace On Personal Property

Sheriff Edward Cudihee says grace period begins today for personal property taxes and delinquent property will be seized and sold within ten days. He emphasizes strict enforcement to ensure rapid tax collection by county officials.

Edward Cudihee Te Grace

Children’s Diseases Very Prevalent and Foley’s Honey and Tar

An aged advertisement notes outbreak of whooping cough measles and scarlet fever with similar early symptoms. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for inflamed throats coughs and bronchial irritation citing a testimonial from Mia J. C. Hostler of Grand Island Nebraska and lists 25 50 and 1.00 size prices available at Bartlett Drug Stores.

Foley Mia J. C. Hostler Grand Island Neb Bartell Drug Stores

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