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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1913
Page
5
A storefront advertises pain relief appliances and superior workmanship with claims of no competition. The text touts halved prices and discounts on items like a $10.00 Gold Crown, urging customers to buy now.
Regal Dental Offices under Dr L R Clark D D S manager at 91405 Third Ave N W near Union urges readers to bring the advertisement. The notice highlights location and a reminder to present the ad.
What will it mean to Seattle if the city is chosen as the regional reserve center and bank location. The new currency law creates 14 federal reserve banks with a four million dollar capital each. Local banks would invest stock and gain easy access to funds through rediscounting collateral. The change promises a more stable banking system and convenience for Seattle lenders.
A handwritten note thanks readers for kind remembrances and recalls a donor who gives 100 cents of value for each dollar. It details several beneficiaries including a widow with three children, a crippled girl needing a trunk, a man walking to work, and a mother helping others learn generosity. The writer then shifts to family advice about parenting and temper in the home.
An ad touts a home made cough syrup mixing sugar syrup and Pinex pine extract. It claims quick relief for ordinary coughs and is helpful for whooping cough croup and bronchitis. It promises cost savings, stability, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee.
About 700 Cincinnati Housewives' Cooperative League members band together to buy produce in carload lots, cutting out middlemen. They purchase potatoes, apples, cabbage, flour and more directly from producers, enabling lower prices and extended credit. A carload potato shipment arrived in Cincinnati as league representatives supervised unloading. Potatoes retailed at 1.25 per bushel in the city.
Preparations are under way at Seattle Construction and Drydock Co for the launching next Wednesday of the Chilean submarine Inquique. The Chilean crew arrived aboard the steamship Sisak, and Roman Catholic rites will accompany the ceremony.
Residents near Yesterday and Sixth Avenue were jolted by a morning crash and rumble recalling the baby earthquake. Two vacant houses on the regrade hill above city hall collapsed in an incipient landslide with no injuries reported.
Grief over the death of his son Lieut. Inhe Kelley of the army aviation corps caused Col. R. M. Kelley to die in Louisville Kentucky as a report received here today states Lieut Kelley was killed in an aeroplane crash at San Diego a month earlier
Elizabeth Black, wife of railroader W. J. Black, has worn him down after years of married life, he files for divorce in superior court, alleging nagging and cruel conduct.
J D Trenholme, candidate for mayor, outlines his platform including municipal control of utilities, city county consolidation, street railway extension, limited streetcar franchises, a charter revision freeholders board, a city home for delinquent girls, and stricter youth protection laws.
Clerk Norman Wardall of the county commissioners office seeks the person who hacked the sole significant pine in the courthouse yard. The top lies in the gutter and the trunk was damaged with a hatchet during a Christmas holiday display incident.
Princess Eulalte of Spain, once forbidden by King Alfonso to write books, launches a French beauty shop charging royal prices for perfumes and hair tonics. Her venture signals a bold shift in aristocratic endorsement of luxury cosmetics.
Seventy people arrested after a Christmas day riot in the Los Angeles plaza remain in custody, many enjoying their first square meal in weeks while held in city jail cells.
The Union Theatre in Seattle is the sole venue offering twelve first‑row reels on a regular program each week. Patrons can expect new shows every Bundr Daenday and Friday with no exceptions.
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