Pictures Tell Tragic Story Of Death Of Scott
Moving pictures at the Moore Theatre this week chronicle Capt. Robert Scott's South Pole expedition. Herbert G. Ponting, official photographer, captures the voyage, its humor and hardship, and the fate of Scott and his four companions. Audiences note the Amundsen sledges near the pole signaling the first arrival.
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Moore Theatre
Robt. Scott
South Pole
Herbert G. Ponting
Capt
Scott Witht
Ans
Oates
Wilson
Bowers
Wheeler to Attend UC Installation Banquet April 29
President B. J. Wheeler of the University of California will attend the installation banquet of Phi Beta Kappa in the city on April 29.
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B. J. Wheeler
University of California
Phi Beta Kappa
Musterole Ointment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts MUSTEROLE a mustard-based white ointment for backache stiff joints and rheumatic pains. It claims deep penetration without blistering and lists uses from bronchitis to pneumonia prevention with 25c 10c and 2 50 jars. It offers mail order and includes testimonials and distributor contact details.
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Masterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Hats and etiquette notes from early 20th century Seattle column
The piece surveys fashion with small hats and mustard yellow straw, then presents reader questions to Miss Grey on social rules. It covers pronunciation guides, naturalization study tips, gossip ethics, cosmetic queries, night school language learning, and phrases like Auld Lang Syne.
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Miss Grey
Mamma
Diverse city notices and society items from the Seattle area
George Peterson sustains a fractured leg at work on Burnside. Community groups host plays and film showings at Collins playfield and Metropolitan. Local clubs, churches, and councils plan events, fundraisers, and organizational meetings. News covers deaths births weddings transport, fraud cases, and rail and water developments locally and regionally.
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George Peterson
0. S
Burnside
Collins
E. S. Meany
Henry Landes
Beverly B. Dobbs
Arctic
Metropolitan
Knights and Ladies of Security
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Keystone Hall
Seattle
Suquamish
Shorty” Campbell
Lloyd McDowell
Griffiths
Southern Railway
Northwest
Lumbermen’s Club of Seattle Incorporated
Eugenie Argiewicz
East
Central Council of Social Agency
Coxey Starts March to Washington With 200 Unemployed
Gen Jacob Coxey leads about 200 unemployed men from Massillon Ohio toward Washington on a rickety phaeton drawn by a mule Mrs Coxey rides beside him Their son David age 11 trails on a pony The march seeks a 2 percent loan plan and a federal road building program to create jobs.
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Massilon
Jacob
Coxey
Washington
Chamber of Commerce Discusses Canal Tolls With Lumbermen
The national affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce met with several lumbermen to discuss the canal tolls question and its impact on trade.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Jobs Ad Promises 25 Cents An Hour Work
A classified pitch targets workers seeking hourly odd jobs at 25 cents per hour for long daily shifts. The Star ad offers contact details and pricing: 15 cents for one day, 20 cents for three days, and 60 cents for six days, payable at 1307 Seventh Avenue Star office.
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Jon
Star Office
Household emergency box contents in Healthogram notice
The list specifies items for a household emergency box including alcohol aromatic spirits of ammonia castor oil epsom salts powdered mustard lime water bicarbonate of soda syrup of ginger witch hazel talcum powder syrup of tpecae carbonized vaseline soda mint tablets antiseptic gauze absorbent cotton bandages scissors knife and pins. Other first aids may be added to this list.
Husband Forced Wife Into Nomad Life in Tent Since 1906 Divorce
In a Seattle filing today, Darrel Burns the seven year old child is cited as taken by Edward F. Burns after their marriage at Concully in 1906. The wife alleges Burns compelled nomadic living and took their son during a visit to Seattle.
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Edward F. Burns
Concully
Darrel
Seattle
Estella Burns
Yakima Indian Reservation
Regal Shoe Repair Shop Moves to Permanent Location
After sixty days in temporary quarters the Regal Shoe Repair Shop opens at 1124 First Ave corner of Seneca. In eight years it has relocated within the same block to accommodate improvements and new buildings. The shop promises high quality boot and shoe repair with a growing mail order department and invites customers within a 100 mile radius of Seattle to send shoes by parcel post.
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Regal Shoe Repair Shop
First Ave
Seneca
Regal
Seattle
Former Federal Official Praises Akos Mineral Remedy
San Francisco official John C. Lynch endorses John D. Mackenzie’s Akoz mineral powder and Akoz water for gout stomach trouble and others. He reports decades of gout attacks vanished after using Akoz without dieting and notes immediate relief on a foot complaint. The Owl Drug Store at Pike and Third hosts demonstrations and offers information.
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Internal Revenue
John C. Lynch
San Francisco
John D. Mackenzie
Lynch
Akoz Mr. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Owl Drug Store
Pike and
Third
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Woodhouse & Platt
Pike St
Banco
Wendhouse
Platt Nityre
Ine
Telephone—Private Exchange
Elliott
Pike
Milans
Octoner Knitting CO
Union
L. R. Clark
D. D
Regal Dentists
Regal Dental Offices
N. W. Cor
Scott
Mrs. Porter
Musterole
F. RR
Ft. Secord
W. 128Th At
New York City
Tommy Atkins
Dickens
Thackeray
INIT
Merrill
Muriel
Merle
Mareil
Myhril
Naturalization Office
Victoria
Vancouver
Scotland
Mall Order
Sumner
Gunset Heights
Masonic Temple
Fremont
Madrona Heights
Philadelphia
Oscar
Straus
Congressional Committee
J. Parker Whitney
Tulsa
Oklo
Cameron Reed
Missouri University
Vincent Astor
Mexico City
Rom
Mdougall
Southwick
James McCreery & CO
Conday
Koverall
Arment
Arnold’s Knit Goods
Arnold
Second Av
Okla
Lee Cruce
Tulsa Racing Association
Shanghai
Yuan
Pekin Dispatches
China
Akoz
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