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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1916

Page

4

Get Out Your Shovel and Help Seattle Tourists

Seattle citizens nominate three men to pressure railroads for a rate compromise that would end a tourist blockade. They urge residents who use the O R & N to contact J L Brass and demand an explanation to prevent higher round trips via Southern routes.

Seattle Southern Pacific Union Pacific Joshua Greeny Perry Polson A. C. Mitchell Northern Lines Chicago San Francisco Southern J. L. Brass Road O W

Birth registration and the 1915 census effort in the United States

The article argues for nationwide birth statistics tracing to the 1915 census birth registration area including ten states and D C. It notes returns for 1915 will be available around January 1 1917 and links birth records to military estimates and child labor laws, stressing individual benefits of registration.

United States District of Columbia

Preparedness call urges national kitchen economy

The piece argues the United States must become more economical and conserve resources starting at the farm. It highlights the role of the Bureau of Chemistry in reducing spoilage, improving preservation, preventing adulteration, and cutting waste in kitchens, noting housewives hold the key to large savings.

United States United States Bureau of Chemistry Germany England

German scientists extract potash from air, argues columnist

A German writer claims scientists have tapped air for nitrate of potash essential to gunpowder. The piece notes nitrogen from air via electrical methods, cites prewar nitrate production, and argues government electricity policy could enable cheap nitrates as a fertilizer.

Herbert Quick

Advice on cooking lessons and romance letters from readers

A reader asks if a novice should learn to cook before marriage. another asks how to win back a returning lover with proper boundaries. A column responds urging lessons in domestic basics and advises restraint, while a long letter from Minnie B. Frazier argues for birth control science and women’s rights, praising Mrs. Sanger and Abigail Scott Duniway.

Miss Grey Mrs. Sanger Europe Thinking Club

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the surest quickest relief for colds and grippe. It claims instant action, a safe taste, and low cost of 26 cents, with instructions to take a dose every two hours up to three doses to end misery and stop nose and throat symptoms.

Pape

Inception of a Bayonet Charge Described by Lieutenant

Robt Minor presents a restrained look at bayonet charges from the trenches. He cites a French lieutenant describing a grim scene with mud and cold waiting, then bombs, dodges, and a dispatched order. The piece emphasizes correspondents lack of firsthand sight.

Robt Robert Minor the Star Leutenant

Miss Jones the socialist foe of smoking in restaurants

Charlotte F. Jones, the sole woman candidate for council, denounces smoking in restaurants and cigarets. She cites ancestry to Lord Burleigh and Sir Walter Raleigh, proclaims bold independence, vows to do ten times more for women and workers, and asserts she was born January 3, 1879, as a Linden Hall graduate and practicing attorney. A separate wartime paragraph details officers urging men to escape enemy trenches under fire.

Lord Burleigh Sir Walter Raleigh Raleigh Queen Bessie Burleigh Nicotine Council Charlotte F. Jones Marjorie Cecil Miss Jones Anta Willam Plumstead Pennsylvania Mise Jones Linden Hall Litiz U. of W

Outdoor Sleeping Turns Fad Into Home Essential

The open air sleeping trend, once a tuberculosis era remedy, has grown into a common practice. Pioneers faced doubt, but now a hundred sleepers exist where one did a decade ago. A sleeping porch and proper warm garb are seen as standard home features enabling healthy rest outdoors.

Iron Nuxated Iron Promises Great Strength Gains

An article by Dr Saver extols Nuxated Iron as a safe iron supplement to boost strength and endurance. It urges two five grain tablets three times daily for two weeks and claims marked improvements in fatigue, digestion, and athletic performance, with money-back guarantees and citywide availability at Bartell Drug Co and Swift's Pharmacy.

New York N. Y Dr. Saver Noth Dr. Sauer Bartell Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy

Deliverymen Plea for Cleared Parking Strips

August Oleson, owner of Ballard dairy, urges residents to clear parking strips and walks so delivery wagons can access streets. He says butchers, dairy men, and grocers support withholding deliveries if obstructions persist.

August Oleson Ballard Dairy Ballard Oleson

Family of lawyers shapes notable Seattle arrival

Miss Jones arrived in Seattle in 1909 as a delegate to the National American Woman's Suffrage Association, drawn by the city and choosing to remain. Her kin include Elbert F. Jones, first district attorney of San Francisco, and relatives of Chief Justice Salmon F. Chase.

San Francisco Elbert F. Jones Salmon F. Chase John F. Penrose Philadelphia U.S Penrose Pennsylvania Whitman College Miss Jones Seattle National American Woman's Suffrage Association

Flashing Q and A From Kay Kolum Column Flash

The noisy panel mimics a gossip session with names like Miss Flossie Flim Flam and Julian Beek. It features mock Q A exchanges about film gimmicks and odd on set anecdotes including actors using garlic and goose grease in hair.

Miss Flossie Julian Beek

Pyramid Pile Treatment Trial Prompts Reader Response

A promotional notice invites readers to try Pyramid Pile Treatment with a mail coupon and a 50 cent box from any druggist. It claims the trial will feel like meeting a good old friend and urges immediate participation.

Pyramid Drug Company Free Sample Request in Marshall

A reader from Marshall Michigan asks Pyramid Drug Company at 636 Pyramid Building for a free sample of Pyramid Pile Treatment in a plain wrapper. The note requests postal delivery and shows a consumer offer style typical of mail order requests.

Pyramid Drug Company Marshall, Mich

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