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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
8
A wealthy young Englishman insured his life for 1,000,000 before heading to the front, the risk shared among several insurers, with an initial premium of 50,000. Also notes Seattle residents using Har Lin Za Complexion and Hair Treatment and warns of door to door solicitors tied to Mrs Cauffman Factory Hair Store with a credentials request.
The Y M C A Sunday club will feature a regular address on Abraham Lincoln described as "America's Greatest Citizen." The lesson focuses on Lincoln's life and impact.
Repetition heightens the Standard Grand Opera Co. Lohengrin at the Metropolitan theatre drawing a large appreciative audience. It will be repeated Saturday night. Friday night and Saturday matinee feature Haensel and Gretel.
Advert portrays calcium wafers as a miracle remedy for skin issues claiming fast results and blood cleansing. It asserts impurities exit via perspiration and promotes a flawless complexion with no harmful drugs. Sample packages offered. price fifty cents. mail order from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
A reader asks for a girlfriend’s contact details. The columnist warns against unwise attachments and predicts that youthful infatuation fades. Another asks how a young girl should handle abuse and late nights. the answer urges home safety, no beating, and staying with parents.
Gov presides as the house and senate meet in joint session for Lincoln day services. C P Bissett of Seattle delivers the address. An Olympia quartet performs and Mrs Zednick plays violin. Legislature adjourns before noon. Germany reportedly has 100000 military motor vehicles.
Former Kentuckians will assemble at Good Eats cafeteria Saturday at 12:15 to discuss plans for organizing a Kentucky club. G. N. Patten, a Seattle-Tacoma interurban ticket agent, is the organizer.
The John Panton store in Seattle plans a major sale day after a week of heavy shopping. An attractive lineup of ladies coats and suits along with a leading shoes sale will draw thrifty shoppers, with full details in today’s page 2 ad.
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