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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
5
An advertisement claims Dr. Clark of Regal Dental offers free foot examinations and affordable dental work. It touts a $10 crown for $4 and a $10 Never-Slip Plate for $5 with guaranteed results, urging readers to bring the ad.
The notice urges hurry as many lines are sold out and lists strikingly low prices on instruments. It highlights drum and xylophone items with drastically reduced prices and calls attention to many more offerings in the sale.
Readers ask about reconciliation after fault, handling a difficult boyfriend, and moral guidance. The column advises honesty, self-improvement, and avoiding entanglements with untrustworthy partners, plus practical tips on gifts, hair trends, and legal name use.
A medical advertisement advises dyspeptics to avoid acidic foods and suggests a simple remedy: after meals, take a teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia in water to neutralize stomach acidity. It argues gastritis stems from acidity and promotes magnesia as a safe antacid that eases digestion without harming the stomach.
A meeting at Ballard High School Tuesday night will discuss the bond issue. President Wincer of the school board and several Ballard representatives will address attendees.
Brocade tussah and sheer silk fabrics offered in light to dark shades at 35 to 75 cents per yard. French crepe for underwear 40 cents. 36 inch Viyella flannel for shirts 75 cents. Beacon Eiderdown bathrobe fabric 28 inches wide. Children designs also available, yard 35 cents. Third Floor.
Coroner's investigation indicates the infant found Sunday at Seventh Avenue and Olive Street had been murdered. Five boys discovered the child buried in a shallow mood of earth, likely there for several weeks.
Harry Swain a 38 year old laborer wandered along pier 6 and leaped into the bay to quell thirst Monday morning. Boatmen with Sergeant P F Keefe and Officer W C Hubbard dragged him to safety and he was taken to City hospital after being booked at police carters.
President Wilson reappoints Henry M Pindell of Peoria Illinois as ambassador to Russia after failed Senate confirmation. The nomination returns to the Senate at the new session which opens today with Pindell awaiting approval.
Dreamland pavilion hosts a Kodak show opening tonight for a week of entertainment. Decorators and hangers prepared thousands of photographs from choice negatives gathered from amateur artists worldwide, with critics already praising the collection for exceptional quality.
A YMCA Sunday club meeting drew 214 men, smashing the previous record of 200. Rev. H. E. Brown delivered the talk titled Mud on the Mind, criticizing Lincoln Steffens for asserting that a man’s wickedness stemmed solely from his surroundings.
The Supreme Court affirmed today the $2 000 fine imposed by the federal circuit court at Buffalo New York on the Lackawanna railroad for violating the commodities clause of the Interstate Commerce Act.
The U S Supreme Court declared valid today the Illinois child labor law banning employment of children under 16 years old.
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