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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1916
Page
2
The Best Dentistry for the Least Money
An advertisement from Dr Clark Dentistry promises low prices and high quality. It touts a state board certified dentist, written guarantees signed by Dr L R Clark, and insists on using NovoCain for painless dentistry. The notice emphasizes protection, responsible ownership, and urges patients to visit promptly to avoid extra costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
State Dental Board
Gwuaren
L. R. Clark
D. D
Regal Dental Offices De L. KR Clark Manager
Reg al dental offices at 405 Third Ave NW corner of Thiré and Usiea list De L KR Clark as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal Dental Offices
de. L. KR. Clark
Menager
Third Ave
N. W. Cor, Thiré and
Usiea
Acid in Stomach Sours the Food In Digestive Remedy
A authorities says stomach trouble stems from excess acid, not lack of digestive juices. Overacid stomach causes fermentation, sour meals, and symptoms like belching, heartburn, and nausea. Suggests Jad Sake with water before breakfast for a week and a grape lemon salt remedy to neutralize acid and improve digestion.
City to Investigate Sauk Sulattle Power Site
American Nitrogen Products Co officials filed a request with the finance committee after delays by the city. FP Graff, president, said the firm awaits a decision for several months and favors development if the city stalls. The committee approved continuing the site investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk. Sulattle
American Nitrogen Products Co
FP. Graff
New Dreadnaught Begins Her Trial
The U S S Pennsylvania began trials off the Maine coast. The battleship displaces 31 400 tons, measures 608 feet, and is designed for 21 knots. Armament includes twelve 14 inch guns in four turrets and four submerged torpedo tubes. Crew totals 65 officers, 63 men, and 74 marines. Fuel capacity 694 820 gallons of oil and 2 322 tons of coal. Total cost 13 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Maine
Hart challenges Seattle banner ban over council candidacy
Volney P. Hart replies to J. M. Finley after Seattle club demands removal of his campaign banner. Hart says mayor allowed it and accuses politicians of trying to make themselves city bosses. He urges fortifying against a group in power and cites a longtime banner custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Club
Volney P. Hart
J. M. Finley
Hart
Too Weak to Fight and Heal with Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem capsules as a cure for weak health caused by overwork and poor living. It claims three capsules daily restore strength for uric acid issues, kidney problems, bladder stones, stomach derangement, and general frailty. The ad promises refunds if unsatisfied and notes prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Capaules
Seattle Theatres Coming Week Features The Typhoon at Moore
The Moore theatre hosts six nights and two matinees of The Typhoon led by Walker Whiteside with Lilian Cavanagh Stephen Wright Leonard Mudie Maude Shaw Grant Sherman Arda La Croix and Gus Christie in a drama of fanatical patriotism and Japanese peril. Also on the bill are The Perro Man in lecture form Yates and Wheeler The Love Insurance Agent and others on a Class A program with two popular matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Whiteside
Moore Theatre
Japan
Tokeramo
Germany
Tokeramoa
Tokerama
Whiteside
Lilian Cavanagh
Stephen Wright
Leonard Mudie
Maude Shaw
Grant Sherman
Arda la Croix
Gus Christie
Perro Man
New York
San Francisco
Burro
Yates
Wheeler
Wright and Davis
Angelo Arminta
Brothers
Tumblers
Jackie Saunders
Empress and Orpheum Offer Diverse Vaudeville Lineups
The Empress opens Sunday with seven acts led by the Four La Della Comiques and includes Confience, a Ranous Nelson playlet, Gray and Graham in a new skit At the Fort, Daven port and Kerr singing and dancing, Hyman Meyer in a German planologue, Lily Lenora dancing duo, the Aerial Metis, and the Hearst Vitagraph News. Dorothy Jardin, Broadway star, headlines the Orpheum week with The Passion Play of Washington Square and other acts including Mirano Brothers, Jim Cullen, McCormick and Wallace, Sam Barton, Tiny Turek, and the Travel Weekly. The Hippo drome features the Robert Athon company led by Miss Effie Johnson with a Vitagraph feature starring Anita Stewart, and Pantages presents The Dairy Maid with Eddie Foley and Lea Leture starting Monday, plus Master Paul in The Canary Caruso novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
la Della Comiques
Confcience
Ranous-Nelson Company
Gray
Graham
the Fort
Davenport
Kerr
Hyman Meyer
Lily Lenora Company
Hearst Vitagraph Pictorial
Orpheum
Henry Hutt
Harrison Fisher
Dorothy Jardon
Washington Square
Mary Servoss
Mirano Brothers
Jim Cullen
McCormick and
Wallace
Sam Barton
Billy Sharp
Mise Tiny ‘Turek
Travel Weekly
Charlies Burnett
Robert Athon
Hippodrome Theatre
Levy
Effie Johnson
Vitagraph
Anita Stewart
Roland West
Dairy Maida
Eddie Foley
Lea Leture
Pantages
Mystic Bird
Canary Caruso
Paul
Passengers Thank Great Northern Conductors on Storm Delay
After delays near Hilensburg and arrival in Seattle on Great Northern No 1 passengers penned a letter of thanks to Superintendent J H ONeill. They singled out conductors J W Carman Geo Steadman and W K Meagher for ensuring passenger comfort during the hold up. Governor Johnson rejects Minnesota secretary of state roll as progressive presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilensburg
Great Northern
Seattle
J. H. O'Neill
J. W. Carman
Geo, Steadman
W. EK. Meagher
San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
Minnesota
Early Cold Grip Preventive Pills Sell By Mail
Advice urges taking Seventy-seven at the first sign of a cold to shorten duration. Delays until coughing sneezing sore throat or influenza may extend illness. Available for $1.00 from druggists or by mail.
City Snow Plow Debate Prompts Parking and Pedestrian Concerns
City residents critique officials for failing to shovel snow in front of homes schools and fire stations while boulevards receive priority. The park board operated a snow plow Friday and cleared the main arteries, drawing attention to unequal maintenance and traffic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird and Greenwood
Park Board
Students Shovel Snow Off Tracks In Seattle Blizzard
University of Washington students join Seattle Electric Co laborers in clearing snow and ice from car tracks. Mitchell, a journalism student, helps with a new pick while workers seek day labor jobs amid a severe blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Seattle Electric Co
Frank Kane
Mitchell
Phinney Ave
New Cecil Hotel Rates Cited in Snow Event
A telephone exchange reveals plans to stay at the New Cecil with permanent rates cited at 1.50 to 2.00 per room. The couple mentions dining at the cafe offering fine ala carte meals and limited dancing with soft drinks. The wife confirms the address 1019 1st Ave. for the New Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
1St Ave
Zemo Claims Fast Eczema Relief For Skin Troubles
Advertising copy touts Zemo as a universal remedy for eczema and similar skin ailments. It promises immediate healing upon application and removal of pimples, blackheads, rashes, and tetter with a non staining formula sold by druggists for 2b or 1.00 for a larger bottle. The ad asserts reliability even when other treatments fail, labeling Zemo as exceptional and dependable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatra
Zeomo
Cleveland
Brazil Eyes Open Cotton Trade With United States
Brazilian officials and textile buyers discuss lowering export duties and tariffs to invite American cotton. The senate bill seeks to cut raw cotton duties, aiming to boost imports and competition, potentially easing prices for Brazilian mills and aiding U S exporters amid a northern crop shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Shettl
Braz
Federal
Senate
Combine
Forks Washington Lament On Shortage Of Wives
In Forks Washington a matrimony club forms as a census shows only two marriageable girls. The 51 member club includes doctors, musicians, woodsmen, lawyers, mechanics, farmers, and manufacturers. A woman may write to the secretary with her desired match for letter delivery to the chosen member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Forks
Wash
Wilson Plans Second Tour Across Southern Cities
President Wilson outlines a tentative two week second preparedness trip visiting Cincinnati Dallas Galveston Little Rock New Orleans Louisville Paducah Atlanta Richmond Raleigh and other cities. He may skip the Far West if a third trip is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Cincinnati
Dallas
Galveston
Little Rock
New Orleans
Louisville
Paducah
Atlanta
Richmond
Raleigh
Far West
Supreme Court rules Y M C A property taxable in Seattle
The Washington Supreme Court refused to restrain an assessment on the Y M C A six story building and annex in Seattle. It held the statutory exemption invalid by naming only Y M C A property instead of religious associations generally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Supreme Court
Seattle
Prisoners Build Six Team Snow Plow Line
Assistant County Engineer Morrison says six team snow plow built by county stockade prisoners cleared the brick paved highway from Seattle to Bothell and crews work between Woodinville and Kirkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Seattle
Bothell
Woodinville
Kirkland
Ohio closes twelve bucket shops under blue sky law
Columbus officials closed twelve bucket shops yesterday as the state banking department arrested managers of the Hacen firm for violating the blue sky law and operating fraudulent securities agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Banking Department
Hacen
Military staffing clash stalls Hay bill in Senate panel
Maj. Gen. Scott, chief of staff, warns that unaffordable regimental expansion will hinder the army's structure. He opposes Chairman Hay's bill as drafted, signaling a heated committee debate over military reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scott
Hay
Hot Water Cure Promoted For Headache Relief
An old remedy claims headaches stem from self toxins in the body. A daily drink of hot water with limestone phosphate is said to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels, easing pain and preventing migraines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Druggian
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Dreadnaught
V. P. Hart
W. Grove
James D. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Hoge
Financial District
Edie Foley
Lillian Cavanaugh
Moore
Mist Deveenort
Emprenes
G. N
Humphreys
Iumphreys’ Homeo, Medicine Co
William St
U. S
Don Pedro Cezon
Gordon-Detwiler Institute
Press Club
Fifth and University
Elliott 1276
Howard Antrim
Henry Bldg
RADER
Institute For Radio Men
Denny Hall
University of Washinton
Payase
Trolly Wood
Metro Fictures Corporation
Northland
Clemmer
Everett
Snohomish
Dexter Horton
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