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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
3
The narrative recalls a formal dinner hosted by Madame Symone where tensions rise. Dick's drinking strains the gathering and Mother Waverly suffers a burn, leaving the narrator torn between lingering affection and resentment as she contemplates their fractured marriage. The entry ends with plans for continued chapters.
A timeless remedy promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore natural hair color and shine. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as an easy 50 cent bottle that darkens evenly, stops dandruff, and makes hair look lush by morning with continued use.
Everett police report a highway robbery on the Pacific highway near Silver Lake early Sunday. Thomas Moore was struck in the chest and others in the party were robbed of cash and jewelry as the assailants fled after the shootout. The Moore boy and two other adults were with him.
In Wenatchee on December 6, Robert McCullough, 52, a hop picker, eloped two months ago with 16 year old Gladys Allen. They were returned from Okanogan county by deputy sheriffs as Gladys’s parents press abduction charges.
An old promotional text touts California Syrup of Figs as the cure for constipation in children and implies a royal endorsement by druggists. The passage also contains political notes on President Wilson, defense spending, and the U.S. Senate and House proceedings centering on cloture and leadership.
A sweeping plan outlines five year Navy outlays totaling 502 million for dreadnoughts cruisers and submarines plus 250 cadets and 11,500 new sailors with aviation and ammunition funding. Army seeks 500 million over four years, expanded reserves and coast fortifications, while federal ship purchase, tax extensions, and war measures reshape defense finance and policy.
The 64th Congress opened with 435 House members and 32 Senate members sworn in. President Wilson will present the opening message at a joint session tomorrow amid a broad program on national defense revenue war measures and ship purchases. The two houses adjourned after routine organization and will reconvene to hear the president.
A busy lineup at Liberty includes Douglas Fairbanks in a comedy drama and a dual personality story Double Trouble. Fred Mace and Harry Gribbon lead A Janitors Wife's Temptations, while Gloria Fonda headlines at Mission in The Mayor's Decision. Clemmer features Hart Macintosh and Max Figman in Three Rings and a Goat. Alhambra showcases Dustin Farnum in The Gentle man From Indiana. Colonial presents The Valkyrie and This Is the Life with Art Acord. Melbourne screens The Flash of an Emerald, Life s Pitfalls at Class A with Miriam Nesbitt, and The Painted Lady plus a short.
The will of Rabbi Zachariah Joseph Rosenfeld filed for probate in St. Louis outlines his burial, including a diagram showing a hole cut in the coffin bottom. It also urges his sons to read the Mishna and pray for his soul.
Pape's Diapepsin promises rapid relief from indigestion and stomach distress within minutes. It claims complete banishment of heartburn, gas, belching, and bloating, enabling normal eating and comfort. The ad urges readers to buy a fifty cent case for home use and to treat digestive upset promptly.
Advertises Sulpho Sage as a natural hair darkener sold by a local druggist. Claims gray or faded hair vanishes after one or two applications, leaving hair dark and luxuriant and removing dandruff, with a money back guarantee at Bartell Drug Co.
A big diving competition is scheduled for Thursday night at the Enpress venue. Organizers expect athletes from nearby clubs to compete in a series of springboard and platform events with medals awarded for top finishers.
In El Paso Texas Miss Jessie Margaret Corn and Stanley Duncan Cobb wed at the bride’s home. The clerk initially refused to issue a marriage license deeming it a joke but consented after the bride’s mother insisted the wedding was genuine.
Altoona Pennsylvania December 6 three years after serving in the state militia William Wherry retired railroad conductor and Henry Snyder sixth ward constable have received their official discharges Both were members of the militia organized to repel the 1862 invasion threat by the rebel army.
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