Hush Why Cain Unclear Phrase Sparks Local Debate
Fragmentary text shows a puzzling line about hush and Cain stirring discussion in a local setting. Readers search for context to decode whether it references a person, event, or cultural remark and what it implies for the community.
Cascarets for Sick Headache and Liver Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for sick headaches and bile buildup. It claims liver and bowel cleansing during sleep, with a licent from a druggist to keep systems clean. Children are urged to take Cas for its tasty taste.
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Peter Cripe
Shall Seattle consider uniforms for high school girls
Seattle women weigh in on proposed uniform dresses for high school girls. Teachers, mothers, and officials compare simplicity and practicality, noting costume polish affects study and morals. Students like Ruth Shenk advocate simplicity. others urge gradual change and fair access for all families.
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Seattle
Federated Women's Clubs
Dreas
Adenockis
Ruth Shenk
Lincoln High School
New York
Geo. N. McLaughlin
Adella Parker
Broadway High School
Taft Cabinet Concludes Final Meeting at White House
Washington February 28 James Wilson secretary of agriculture was the first cabinet member to arrive at the White House for the final meeting of President Taft's cabinet.
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Washington
Taft
James Wilson
White House
Fiancee Bravely Chooses Alaska Trail Marriage
Dr Edwin T Bradbury, a noted Alaska mining promoter, sends word from Fairbanks to his Seattle fiancée Eva May Morin. She departs Seattle for a blizzard journey via Valdez to Fairbanks to wed after a romance sparked three years ago.
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Eva Bradbury
Edwin T. Bradbury
Alaska
Fairbanks
Eva May Morin
Seattle
Valdez
Dr. Bradbury
Miss Morin
Bush & Lane's Piano Co
Senate backs Everett training school bill in Washington
Advocates of vocational training for children praise Senator Campbell's bill which passed the senate with two dissenters and would establish a state training school at Everett Bethel and McGuire voted against it. The Federated Clubs of the YWCA announce a banquet on March 11 inviting all interested girls and ask callers to contact Miss Jessie McBiride Extension Secretary.
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Mary Martin
Leona W. Browne
Peter Tomkins
J. H. Jennings
Helen N. Stevens
Senate
Olympia
Wach
House
Campbell
Everett
Jessie McBiride
The
Prowler Scuffled After Beefsteak Defense in Apartment Row
Police seek an unknown prowler described as disliking music and bearing facial contusions. Miss Mattie Williams, 1020 Stewart Ave, confronted him after a domestic quarrel echoed through her building. He demanded the cause of the row, then grabbed at her throat before she hit him with a beef package and he fell down stairs.
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Mattie Williams
Stewart
Miss Williams
Wil
Kiss Only at Home Says Mormon Elder
Boston news reports Mormon elders renting a Hall in Huntington Ave to campaign for conversions at Simmons and Tufts and Boston University. They will stay two years and attend local sociables to meet students. A rule from Francis M. Lyman warns guardians against familiarity with women, urging home centered affection.
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Boston
State House
William A. Haxter
Utah
Huntington
Simmons College
Tufts College
Boston University
Fine Arta School
Francis M. Lyman
Alderman Trims Ward Collision Kills Boy in Vancouver
Alderman Frank Trimble struck and fatally injured 10 year old J. Wickwire at the Alberta and Broadway corner in Vancouver shortly after 6 PM. The accident occurred as residents watched the scene unfold, with authorities beginning an investigation into the fatal incident.
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Vancouver
B. C
Frank Trimble
J. Wickwire
Alberta
Broadway
Public Morgue Opens in Seattle Under Coroner Mason
The city opens a new public morgue today after persistent effort by Coroner J. Tate Mason. King County provides the ambulance and rent while other costs are expected to be covered by embalming and body care fees. The facility will employ a deputy coroner a clerk-typist and an ambulance driver.
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J. Tate Mason
Seattle
King County
Dream fine worries dream fine worries
Portland merchant K. K. Kubli rushed to the Internal Revenue office to confirm he had paid his incorporation tax. He said he dreamed he had not and would be fined, so he came down at once seeking reassurance.
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Portland
Ore
K. K. Kubli
Internal Revenue
Dunne
Hens on Brain Fire Shot Injures Neighbor in Oregon
Hillsboro Oregon February 28 William Geiger 65 shot neighbor C G Stokes believing neighbors stole his poultry. hens stopped laying and he thought birds were being returned. Stokes injured with bird shot removed from his legs and Geiger confined to the state insane asylum.
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Hillsboro
Ore
William Geiger
C. G. Stokes
State Insane Asylum
Stokes
Machine Signer Multiplies Signatures For Bulk Payments
A device uses a monitor pen on a light aluminum frame with roller bearings to guide a pantograph that replicates one signature across ten pens. Papers lie on a flat bed and receive identical signatures, enabling rapid, widespread signing of checks and other documents.
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