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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1914
Page
5
Washington Feb 2 The house paused other business to consider the Burnett Dillingham immigration bill. Representative Burnett predicted passage with literacy test. California reps warned of a yellow peril in the debate. Amendments expected from Hayes and Curry to exclude Asiatic laborers.
Prof Boothroyd of the University of Washington dismisses the groundhog as a fake and scoffs at February 2 forecasts. He notes Seattle did see a shadow in bright sun, implying six more weeks of winter.
An advertisement asserts the Williams Treatment relieves bladder trouble rheumatism and kidney disease promising rest for nightly urination and aching joints. It offers a free 50 cent bottle by sending a cutout notice with 10 cents for distribution and promises no obligation with home delivery by parcel post.
Actress Julia Dean stars in Her Own Money and insists on a bed on the roof of her hotel, saying the crude shelter keeps her slim and has helped her gain 17 pounds. Also noted are Dr and Mrs H C Curry returning to Seattle after trips to San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Astonishment in Seattle over Adlerika a simple buckthorn bark glycerine remedy said to relieve constipation and cleanse the stomach quickly. A single dose is claimed to drain foul matter and ease gas with immediate effect per Swift's pharmacies in Seattle.
Steamers HM B Kennedy Tourtet and Athion depart Colman Dock Seattle on Sundays with trips at 10 30 am 1 96 2 00 and 2 30 except Sunday Saturday times 6 36 pm and 11 48 pm Time table subject to change Fare 50 round trip Main 3101 listed for contact
Readers seek guidance on love triangles and marriage, dance etiquette, and handling a drunken encounter. A columnist urges breaking engagement with multiple suitors, acting kindly to an inebriated woman, and choosing sincerity. The page includes dating tips, questions on age, and hair style norms for schoolgirls.
A reader asks about obtaining a second marriage license after a fire destroyed the first and another questions about a missed party and subsequent silence. The advisor blames the respondent for breaking promises and urges responsibility for keeping engagements and avoiding public airing of private matters.
Fire department responds to two alarms Sunday night. A frame dwelling at 712 Argand Street owned by B C Mears suffers partial destruction with about 450 dollars damage. An overheated oven causes 50 dollars damage at the Golden Pheasant bakery 1115 Pike Street.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsia as fast, harmless relief for gas, dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims quick action against sour, fermenting stomach contents and warns that a fifty cent case should be kept at home for convenience and protection.
A small shop offers new hosiery items on the first floor. The display features a range of stockings and socks for men and women. Shoppers browse through sleek packaging and seasonal colors.
Filing for charter commissioners closes with 89 candidates, 15 to be elected March 3. Five women named include Mary Bettinger Zamora Cauffman Emily Peters Marie Lechser and Emma Wolfe as part of the list of contenders.
President Wilson announced that eleven nations are engaging with Secretary Bryan's arbitration proposal as the United States moves to promote peace. The statement marks a step in the Administration's diplomacy toward a broader international agreement.
A Regal Dental Offices notice offers a free dental exam and guidance on treatment costs. Dr. L. R. Clark emphasizes no obligation to proceed and invites readers to bring the ad for savings at 1405 Third Ave NW.
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