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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
11
An advertisement quotes Hugh Chalmers on opportunity knocking always but many people not being ready. It argues success depends on recognizing chances and maintaining peak health to use personal abilities to the fullest. The piece emphasizes alertness and self-improvement as key factors.
A health article argues strong teeth are the foundation of good health and digestion. It cautions that bad teeth cause pain bad breath and faulty chewing, potentially releasing harmful toxins into the body through contaminated food.
An office markets high quality dentistry by a trained staff with state board certificates and ironclad guarantees. It promises painless procedures using Novo-Cain and urges immediate visits for cost estimates, claiming broad accessibility and guaranteed satisfaction.
A Seattle murder mystery centers on Olaf Ellingson, a cook, found dead near Madison Park. After a long investigation and false leads, cuff laundry marks traced to Tony Miller surface as key evidence, though his fate remains unresolved and the case remains officially unsolved.
A promotion urges freckled readers to buy an ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist with a money back guarantee if freckles persist. The claim: several applications will lighten freckles and deliver a beautiful complexion, rarely needing more than one ounce.
The Star announces a weekly feature titled North of Fifty-Three starting Monday and running through Saturday. The entry promises a new novel each week, inviting readers to follow the serialized story.
The retailer claims the lowest Seattle rent, buys stock directly, and offers a large First Ave store with union made goods. He promises no leaks or extras, personalized service, and many small profits, urging customers to find their size pattern and style for real dollar savings.
Liquor seized from the James Street drug store by Prosecuting Attorney Landin and held by the sheriff remains at the courthouse Friday. Attorney T D Rockwell sought release thru Coroner Mason, who refused following Landin's advice. The liquor will stay there until the court issues a decision.
Paris reports a weak man attack south of Douaumont repulsed during the night. German assault from Hill 804 failed to emerge from trenches. Artillery duels reported south of Haudremont and Moulainville.
Olympia report states Governor Lister and Floyd L Daggett industrial insurance commissioner both denied today that Daggett had resigned.
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