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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
6
Dr L R Clark D D advertises first class dental service with guaranteed work and conservative patients. Prices include a heavy $10 gold crown for $4 and Never-Slip Plates for $5, claiming low prices and durability for all procedures.
Advertisement notes Dr. L R Clark O D S as manager at 1405 Third Avenue Northwest corner Union. Readers urged to bring the ad.
Feb 6 dispatch reports rebels advancing toward Tampico while four American warships stay offshore. Mexican officials angered by Wilson embargo freeing rebels to import munitions. Huerta lauded by supporters as U S pressure and press coverage reach him.
The Bailey Toggery stock joins Chicago Misfit Parlors at 1400 1402 Firet av in a drastic price cut sale. Items include uncalled for tailored suits at about 9.85, $3.00 men s underwear at 89c, $15.00 overcoats at 4.85, $5.00 slipons at 98c, and $5.00 Walkover shoes at 1.39. Sale begins Saturday February 6 at 9 a.m.
A reader asks about a man who pursued a relationship while engaged to another, and whether to continue friendship. Contributors respond on accountability, forgiveness, and choosing the present over future concerns. The page includes reader questions on memory, health, copyright, and life choices with guidance.
Readers seek guidance on career shifts and education while debating stage, farming, and dancing laws. An 14 year old asks how to become an electrician and where to learn. Billie Burke is identified as a young actress with fashion notes on skirts.
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion City, orders revival of the ancient custom of washing feet to settle disputes. He says the act should be used when two congregants are at odds and refuse to speak, aiming to restore harmony in the community.
Olympia Feb 6 The state supreme court ruled the voting machine law does not violate the constitutional mandate for ballot voting and ordered a writ compelling Seattle to use machines at municipal elections.
Twenty Seattle society matrons staged an aquatic exhibition at the Seattle Athletic Club. Patrons watched one piece suits, diving acts, candle races, and rescue demonstrations led by instructor Pat Beott. Mrs. Frank Ryer won the candle sprint. Mrs. G W Williams claimed best straight dives and a silver medal.
Frances Johnson, a leading actress in September Morn, delayed a Chicago curtain by ten minutes to rock her sick youngest child to sleep. The incident shows a devoted wife and mother balancing theatre life with family duties amid controversy over the production.
An advertisement extols dentistry as a science and praises a humble, skilled practitioner over flashy pretenders. It promotes Albany Dentists on the second floor of the People's Bank Building at Second and Pike Street as the safest, most reasonable choice in the world.
Complete stock of up to date skirts and dresses plus pall millinery offered at half price. Items range from seven dollars to two hundred fifty six dollars. Frolich Skirt Parlors 7 8020 Arcade Block invites shoppers to take elevator and save half.
A newspaper snippet notes Hearst remarks that swashbuckling has fallen from favor while he coolly sheathes a nicked buckler. The reference hints at shifting attitudes toward bold frontier action and bold rhetoric.
A physician urges proper nourishment and neutralizing stomach acid as the remedy for stomach trouble. He warns against patent medicines and pepsin tablets and recommends simple bicarbonate of magnesia from a drugstore, taken after meals for fast relief.
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