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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
6
A reader praises a remedy product that claims to strengthen nerves reduce tension and restore health. The letter asserts quick relief for nervousness and fatigue and offers a money back guarantee if the Great bottle fails benefits.
A large Seattle audience praised Mme. Schumann-Heink for a superb performance at the Grand Opera house. The contralto showcased German and Italian styles, delivered encores, and was supported by pianist Miss Hartman. Critics cited superb technique, breath control, and expressive power, while noting poor stage lighting and sparse set design.
The fire and water committee reviewed an amended theater construction ordinance. Council members and officials criticized its vagueness and feared it would reduce auditorium space, urging reports from Thomason Place and Cook. Proponents claim pro theater owners back the measure but critics call for strict enforcement of safety upgrades.
Manager Wilson has not named a replacement for pitcher Schock who was released. President Cohen declined to comment when asked yesterday. Schock arrived in town last evening en route to Everett where he is expected to play for the local team at that destination.
The Stage Al G Field and tle minstrels perform with elaborate scenery and battery powered effects at the Grand Sunday and Monday. Mrs Fiske appears in Mary of Magdala and Hedda Gabler with late April seats opening. F Redmond's company in A Mountain Girl at Alagar tomorrow. Love and Friendship runs through Thursday. Larry Aroon Irish drama stars Allen Doone beginning next Sunday. Verna Feltom appears as jockey with Doone’s new ballade. Jane continues at Beattie with Baker company. A new four masted schooner Alex T Brown loads cargo for Apollo mine at Unga taking 200 tons general merchandise and 1,200 tons coal.
An advertisement touts a cure for catarrh promising a reward if not cured. The text cites F. J. Cheney of Toledo and Kinnan & Marvin as endorsers and notes internal use of a catarrh remedy and a product for constipation.
Prices for meat, produce, and staples float with city markets including White River Burbanks at 19 per ton and Yakima potatoes. Regional goods such as cabbage box tomatoes celery radishes lettuce green fruit and various fruits are listed with unit notes. The ad section promotes tailoring services and home picture services with local shop contact details and a weekend sale on top coats.
If your copy of The Star misses delivery between 6:00 and 7:06 p m call Main 1054 at Independent 1 3 and a messenger will deliver a copy at once.
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