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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
5
The state of Washington retains the top health ranking in the tenth annual report of the state board of health. Washington’s death rate from September 30, 1913, to September 30, 1914, was 8.4, up from 7.9 the previous year.
Mrs Nellie M Burnside candidate for school board outlines a packed day of speeches and appearances across civic groups including the YWCA North End Progressive club and the Carpenters union. She argues a woman on the board brings needed balance to education decisions.
A London cable reports drastic measures may be needed to recruit football players and spectators for the army. Speakers urged thousands of spectators last Saturday to join the colors, yielding one recruit.
C E Bogardus urges miners and prospectors to learn fundamentals of minerals and field testing. He promotes a three month YMCA Assaying and Mining course led by Mr Burly in Room 210 to start right, locate claims, sample properly, and present data for funding.
A reader seeks guidance on marrying for security versus love, with counsel against marrying for money and advice that lasting happiness comes from a mature, understanding partnership. A young man asks how to handle gossip over his sister and fiancée, with guidance to maintain trust and ignore detractors. Also included are brief home remedies for nail white spots and a private correspondence request.
Three plainclothes officers, led by Frank Olmstead, respond to a burglar alarm at the Specie bank. They enter after a Japanese staffer, Koga, triggers the alarm and a tense standoff ensues as revolvers are drawn at 6:32 am. Three mine workers later report an attack in Prairie Creek district, Arkansas.
The John Panton Company announces a big second floor sale on ladies coats suits furs and dresses starting tomorrow. Prices are cut drastically with coats 6.98 9.98 and 16.60 for top lines suits 9.98 13.50 and 18.75 waists 0.75 3.95 silk petticoats 2.48 in the reorganized store plans to replace stock with new lines.
Old fashioned mustard plasters burn and irritate while mustero le provides quick relief. This clean white ointment made with oil of mustard massaged into the skin relieves sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck rheumatic pains and more. Available 25 60 cents and hospital size 2.60 from Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
Review notes a three act stage adaptation at the Metropolitan theatre for a week. Leonie Dana stars as the lonely rich girl whose parents ignore her amid wealth toys and social climbing, leading to a delirious dream that reveals their neglect.
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