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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement touts a cold remedy claiming to cure colds in a few hours. It asserts two to three doses over a day can relieve headache nasal congestion sore throat and body aches. It emphasizes ease of use and that druggists sell the Neutral Cold Compound.
Mrs Robt Scott travels toward Wellington New Zealand aboard the steamer Aroang in a 15000 mile voyage to reunite with her husband who is believed dead after the South Pole dash. She has not heard from him for nearly eighteen months but remains hopeful he will return safely.
The Brotherhood League mission at 511 King St Seattle reports 5739 men fed since January with 956 beds 21 clothing 54 medical care 197 baths and 2477 shelter nights provided. 95 men secured employment through the league free employment bureau and manager G M Lowry seeks half a dozen workers including a railroad engineer and three young East men for work. Contact G M Lowry at 511 King St to offer help.
Mia Filo Gertrude Brown filed yesterday against Dr. John Richler for 26000 damages. She says an abscess was misdiagnosed and the operation worsened her condition, and that Providence hospital dismissed her as cured against her protest.
Governor Lister designates February 17 as Child Welfare Day in the state in a letter to Mrs. Helen Moore Hubbel of Seattle president of the National Congress of Mothers and PTA He hopes observance raises awareness of child needs and welfare Preachers are asked to include sermons on child life labor and welfare on February 16 at their pulpits
A fragment from a local page notes smoked meats being sold with prices and vendor names unreadable. The item hints at a regular market listing of meat products, suggesting a brief price snapshot and vendor references within a town commerce section.
Hoyt's advertises quality stock bred on their own home farm. They invite customers to visit, note grand matings, and request mating for delivery. Eggs available by setting at 3 and 5 dollars, with stock for sale at all times.
Advert for a duck culture circular offers guidance on raising Indian Runner ducks and producing meat or eggs. Mentions handling, proper care, and potential yields of eggs annually. Recommends requesting the free circular for more details.
The notice invites readers to place orders for eggs and chicks in bulk or small lots. It urges timely action to secure supply and highlights flexible quantities for farmers and backyard producers alike.
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