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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1916

Page

4

A Bold Rejection of Colombia's Panama Claim

The author denounces the senate plan to cut damages to fifteen million and to express regrets as a grave error. He argues the U.S. bears no blame for Panama's independence move and warns such payments would amount to blackmail and surrender of national honor.

Colombia Senate Uncle Sam Columbia Panama United States Treasury Panama Canal Canal Corr

Whit­ney touts nonpartisan law as party assault

Chairman Whitney of the King County Republican Committee argues at a Republican banquet that the nonpartisan law being initiated in the state is an attack on all major parties including Republican and Democratic camps. He warns against political tools and urges voters to judge officials by fitness beyond party labels.

Whitney King County Republican Committee Louis Brandeis United States Supreme Court Brandeis United States Senate House of Lords Altho Wadsworth New York Senate Supreme Court

She's Got the Mother Fever in G P Pep

A witty satirical note depicts an aging hen clucking about leadership in the GOP. The piece jokes that the elder hen believes she is the main mover while the younger brood proves capable, ending with a rueful tone about the situation.

Jack Dalton

Hair care guidance and social queries from a 1920s column

The page offers hair advice on trimming split ends and scalp care, plus a discussion on etiquette in elevators and the enforcement of prohibition laws. It also includes Q A exchanges about intermarriage questions and race, noting that mulatto and white negro offspring can inherit mixed ancestry and that social norms around hats and courtesy evolve.

United States Canada

Pape's Cold Compound Offers Fast Relief

Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours three doses clear grippe misery and break up a severe cold. It opens blocked nostrils and air passages stops discharge relieves headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing. Only 25 cents at any drug store.

Grippe Pape

Citizen soldiers to cook own meals at camps

Chicago news reports Col. D. A. Frederick announcing that civilian recruits at central department training camps in the Middle West will be on their own for meals this summer. No more fine dining for new recruits as they train.

Chicago Middle West D. A. Frederick Central Department

Cascarets Headache Cold Liver and Bowels Ad

Choice old time advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for headache biliousness indigestion bad breath sour stomach coated tongue and constipation. It claims gentle liver and bowel cleansing without gripe and suggests giving to children as a safe laxative candy.

Cascareta Crosa

Inside Bath: Fresh Looks and Health from Limestone Phosphate

Health column extols daily hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims external cleanliness pales beside this practice, helps bad breath coated tongue headaches dull complexion and constipation, and promotes overall wellness.

Girl detained by immigration on Pacific voyage

STAR CIRCLE SAN FRANCISCO California February 12 Miss Inez Rasmussen a 15 year old born in Australia was held for hours at the dock before authorities learned she had a home and parents in Oakland. She had traveled alone from Australia to Japan to visit a brother and then returned home.

San Francisco Cal Pacific Inez BE. Rasmussen Oakland Miss Rasmussen Australia Japan

Snowstorm Delays and Delights Inspires Anna Barstow Essay

Anna Barstow recounts Seattle snow disruptions in How I Like the Snow. She notes traffic delays and hardships for people and birds, plus a fondness for new snow followed by slush from rain. She ends by addressing Uncle Jack with a cautious cheer.

Anna Barstow Seattle Jack

Perma and Perusa Tablets Promote Grippe Defense

An ad touts PERMA as curing and strengthening mucous membranes to prevent la grippe and its complications. It claims the product guards against epidemics and other diseases, endorsing Perusa Tablets as a fine alternative.

Washington Contest Opens For Young Writers

Circlettes launch a February writing contest inviting boys and girls 16 and under to submit a 160 word essay on "Why I Consider Washington no Great Man." Entries must be single sided with name and address on the back and received by next Friday afternoon at The Star office.

Circlettes George Washington Uncle Jack Washington Star

Rochester Scout Bravely Rescues Girl From Fire

Cyril Hebner a 15 year old Rochester Scout risked his life entering a burning home to save 5 year old Dorothy DeMille after bystanders refused to move. Friends seek Carnegie hero medal. University of California plans a summer scoutcraft course. In Lancaster Pa Lloyd Uhland saved his sister by rolling her on carpet to smother flames after her dress caught fire.

Cyril Hebner Rochester N. Y Dorothy DeMille Cyril Lloyd Uhland Lancaster

Local Resident Names and Addresses Listed

A reader’s manuscript lists numerous individuals and their addresses across Washington state including Hazel Hendrix at 9001 Rainier Ave, Ferndale residents Gertrude Kiander and Selma Johnson in Monroe, Leona Chase on 27th Ave NW, Louise Sconce in Winlock, Fern Wales on First Ave NE, Helen Walea also at First Ave NE, Dorothy Wadleigh on 44th Ave SW, Harriet Baughman at 615 Kenyon St, Minnie Busse in Seattle RFD, Genevieve Chesebrough RFD Seattle, Doris and Freda Sullivan in Bellevue, and others.

Robert Berg 27Th Ave Hazel ‘Hendrix Rainier Ave Ger ‘Trude Kiander Ferndale Selma Johnson Monroe Wash Albert Johnson Leona Chase N. W Louise Sconce Winlock Fern Wales First Ave N. E Helen Walea Dorothy Wadleigh 44Th Ave S. W Sylvan Ruble Pilchick Harriet Baughman Kenyon St Minnie Busse Seattle Genevieve Chesebrough R. F. BD Doris Sullivan Bellevue Freda Sullivan

Local Names Listed in Community Directory

Readable items include Rebecca Scurry of 620 14th Ave N Clara Barstow at 1524 Tenth Ave and Hester Quiner (7) of 1420 Orange Place as listed in a neighborhood directory.

Rebecca Scurry 14Th Ave. N Clara Barstow Tenth Ave Hester Quiner Orange Place

City considers damage claims from four workers

The damage claims of C. D. Fisher and three other men burned or injured on the job were brought before the city finance committee Friday. They seek a lump sum payment rather than the charter provision of 20 percent of their salaries for life.

C. D. Fisher Stephen Fletcher Joe Rhoades William McTaggart City Finance Committee

Arthur Arahn Found With Milk Bottle After Suspicious Grocery Delivery

Arthur Arahn, 24, was found by police on the back steps of a vacant house at 3938 Midvale Ave with a milk bottle in hand after a groceries order for $20 change was sent to the address. Grocer F. H. Price, of 1102 Kilbourne, notified police, marking a second such order that day.

Arthur Arahn Midvale Ave Arahn F. H. Price Kilbourne, Sr

Loot recovered after bold stamp heist in Chicago area

Three men and three federal agents seized part of the 575000 in stamp loot from a St Paul collector's office. Arrested were Leonard Zeck and Michael Flannigan with their wives. Mrs Leonard is described as the gang’s brains. Part of the stolen stamps were found on a floor and linked to a New Westminster bank robbery case.

Chicago St. Paul New Westminster B. C Leonard John Zeck Michael Flannigan

Birthday celebration at Wilsons Modern Business

A brief program marked the 21st year of Wilson's Modern Business College. Gold medals and book prizes were awarded to winners of contests during the event in the college hall.

Wilson

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