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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1915

Page

5

Anty Drudge Advises Fels-Naptha Help for Busy Mothers

A historical column describes a tired mother unable to comfort her crying baby while washing. Anty Drudge offers to hold the child and promotes Fels-Naptha soap as an easy way to clean, dissolve dirt, and save time with cool water and minimal scrubbing.

Railroads seek repeal of safety full crew law

Mark Fletcher, chairman of the Railroad Brotherhood's Legislative Board, cites Tacoma Tribune report by W C Albee and argues the 1911 full crew law, aimed at safer trains and preventing wrecks, cost about 160000 yearly in salaries. He urges Washington lawmakers to let the bill stand to avoid greater loss from accidents insured.

the Star Tacoma Tribune W. C. Albee N.P Wrecka Washington Mark Fletcher Railroad Brotherhood

Cotton shipment sails from New York to Pau France

A consignment of 22 cases of supplies and 100 bales of absorbent cotton collected by the Washington Red Cross left New York on Sunday bound for Pau France.

New York Washington Red Cross Pau France

Escapes From Speeding Train During Transfer

Sam Levikow, awaiting robbery charge for D. B. McBride & Co. woolens valued at $2,000, reportedly escaped from a moving Auburn bound train Monday morning after asking to use the lavatory. Detective James Doom and officers from Georgetown Station pursue him as the getaway is investigated.

Sam Levikow James Doom St. Joseph D. B. McBride & Co Auburn Levikow Georgetown

Drugless doctors plan bill to allow practice without school

A petition with 21 000 signatures and a bill drafted by drugless physicians will be filed at the upcoming legislative session. They seek to grant licenses to practice without the medical school requirement.

Drugress

Minnesota to skip social rites for new governor

In St Paul on January 4, Minnesota will not hold the usual social gala for the incoming Democratic administration. The governor elect W. B. Hammond, a bachelor, will reside in a downtown hotel with no grand executive mansion. Hammond previously served as a Minnesota congressman for several years.

Paul Minn Minnesota Hammond

Candlelit Service at Queen Anne Congregational Church

A candlelight service was held at Queen Anne Congregational Church. Parishioners gathered for a quiet evening of prayer and reflection in the historic sanctuary.

Queen Anne Congregational Church Candle Light

Minister Henry Van Dyke Asked to Help Lonsdale Case

WANT OUR HELP LONDON January 4 Henry Van Dyke American minister at The Hague has been asked to assist in efforts to block the execution of William Lonsdale a British private who attacked his German guard Lonsdale was initially sentenced to ten years in prison

London Henry van Dyke The Hague William Lonsdale Lonsdale

Local firm wins million dollar horse shoe calk contract

Get Big Order Prunwsick New Jersey reports a local firm secured a one million dollar contract for horse shoe calks to be used by Russian soldiers.

Prunswick N. J

Children Taught Crime Ties in Chicken Theft Ring

Everett police report two arrests in a case where children were coached to steal chickens from recent wholesale thefts. Mr and Mrs W L Taylor, proprietors of a small restaurant, are detained on charges of buying chickens stolen by the youths.

Everett, Jan Chilldren W. L. Taylor

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color

A grandmotherly home remedy promises to darken gray hair naturally. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold for about 69 cents, is applied with a comb to one strand at a time and reportedly restores color by morning with glossy, abundant results.

Wyeth

Letters on friendship and self respect in a teen column

A reader seeks advice on gaining a male friend, while two other questions cover preventing oven burning, world rainfall and heat records, and a young woman weighing independence in relationships. The column affirms individual choice and respect, and provides tips on social approaches and personal autonomy.

January Sale of Muslin Underwear Opens

The Muslin Underwear section begins a wide January sale with specially selected, high quality garments. Prices range from 65 cents to 10 dollars, featuring drawers, knickers, gowns, petticoats, envelope chemises, corset covers, and crepe de chine pieces in many fabrics and trimmings.

Fashion assortment offers embroidered Voile and Batiste waists

Unusually dainty embroidery decorates sleeves and bodices of Voile and Batiste waists. Lingerie silk and batiste pieces feature plain collars cuffs and V necks. Prices range from 1.65 to 2.50 with varied trims and pearl buttons on select models.

Batiste Voile

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