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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
5
A promotional notice extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for instant stomach relief and digestion aid. The ad claims the tablets mimic stomach juices so the stomach can rest and mucosal healing occurs, urging constant availability at home or office and offering a free sample by writing to F. A. Stuart in Marshall.
Trade report notes a grocer's stock of Navy Matured Tonic, described as freeing and strengthening consumers in local stores. The item appears in a brief market notice with minimal context.
In a continuing Star contest on whether young men should marry without a bank account, readers offer views. Ida M describes saving $39.97 from $11 weekly work for six months, while Cynthia Grey argues no man should marry on a small income and should have savings and a home ready. Mrs J D M adds practical cautions about waiting for funds.
A reader asks if a man earning 600 to 800 dollars yearly should marry. The writer advises rooted in economy and shared goals, urging steadiness and temperance while noting the potential for salary growth in the early years of marriage.
A children friendly matinee under the Junior Guild for the Orthopedic hospital is at the Metropolitan theatre this afternoon. Admission is free with a silver collection for the hospital, and most acts feature children. The show opens with 16 young minstrels. Albert Hosquet and Miss Reaga Shirley celebrated Thanksgiving marriage in San Jose with a honeymoon flight in Roy Francia’s plane.
The article presents a folk remedy for serious kidney and bladder ailments linked to diabetes and rheumatic pain. It prescribes six ounces beat gin with half an ounce Murax Com 24 and half an ounce fluid extract Bugh, taken 1-2 teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime.
The American wife of the new Russian ambassador to the United States is identified as the sister of Mrs. John R. McLean. The note highlights her American origins and family connection.
All women interested in Dr. Maud Parker for school director are asked by her friends to contact Mrs. Thomas F. Murphine Green 101 or Mrs. George A. Smith Sidney 805 to serve as inspectors and eleccioneers on Saturday. A complete women’s organization for Parker will be formed in every precinct if possible.
A reader asks about who the Slavonians are and where they live. The reply notes A Slavonia as a territory of Austria Hungary bounded by Hungary Bosnia and Croatia. The message also mentions Gotch as German descent and Abe Attell as Jewish.
Cynthia Grey answers reader questions on violence and equality, condemning domestic abuse and urging respect for women. She clarifies that striking any person is wrong unless in defense of the vulnerable, and she admonishes readers to pursue noble conduct and self control.
Advertisement for Western Collection Company located at 438 North York Block offering bin pickup services for waste and recycling. Includes offer and contact context with a brief pricing implied by the note.
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