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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
7
Bold claims sell ZEMO as a universal skin remedy promising instant relief from pimples, blackheads, and eczema. The advertisement touts a 250 bottle offer, testimonials, and a guarantee, with agents in St Louis Seattle and local drug stores.
Fragmentary timetable data shows limited operating times for Seattle to Everett and return trips with multiple local and limited departures. The leg near Greenwood and Ajax Drug Store area hints at a route detail, with times listed but many digits garbled.
Monticello N Y August 1 John Eggpero aged five was instantly killed at the Lake Huntington summer home of George Henry when a shotgun discharged by a playmate. Arthur Rollka eleven shouted Look this way and fired the double barrel gun in the garden. The trigger snapped and the shot tore away a portion of the younger child's head.
In Vincennes Indiana a man posing as a fire inspector abducted Edward Lane four from his grandmother Mrs Jennie Lane home. The child's father serves in the navy and the mother's location is unknown. Separately Everett Beissell editor of the Sultan Star and former mayor of Sultan died Tuesday and was cremated in Seattle.
Denver August 1 Dr A W Furstenan reveals a Catalina Island Indian effigy buried for six centuries in desert sands. The scientist calls the figure the perfect American and says the relics explain a vanished race and contrast ancient vigor with modern decadence and ill health caused by modern life.
In Edwardsville on August 1 Walter Taylor sues the Commonwealth Steel Co seeking damages for a lost leg. Ten one legged men testified that a crippled man like Taylor can find work, supporting the defense testimony in the courtroom.
Plymouth August 11 Captain Ruser complained the Imperator is too small after docking, as the ship called here before departing for Cherbourg and Hamburg. Record heat slowed stokers, while the voyage averaged 22.5 knots with a peak day of 640 miles.
The 1911 census shows 86.6 percent in ordinary dwelling houses, 2.9 in flats, 6.2 in shops, 1.4 in hotels, 3.0 in institutions, 0.6 in offices and warehouses, 0.4 in vessels and barns. The data detail housing by category across the region.
Joseph McDonald of Guanajuato Mexico is freed in Juneau after a not guilty verdict in the May 14 1902 killing of missionary N C Jones. His self defense plea was upheld. The U S government spent over 100000 on the belated trial and McDonald paid his extradition costs after arrest in Mexico to avoid indefinite detention.
James A. Haight will discuss housing at the health exhibit in the Bon Marche building tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Dr. Percy Smith lectures this afternoon on nervousness and remedies. The exhibit runs through next Thursday night with various talks and events.
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