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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
5
Clark, O.C. S. promises lasting results with dentures that restore facial contour and chewing ability. The practice advertises affordable plate replacements with gas available, noting prices as low as five dollars while others charge ten to twelve dollars.
Rev. Sydney Strong of Queen Anne Congregational urges three months of public discussion in Seattle on the open versus closed shop. He calls for orderly debate to shape intelligent opinion, warns against violence, and expresses support for unionism while allowing change. He argues the primary issue is shop policy, not wages or hours, and favors the closed shop with union strength protected.
A fragmentary verse piece narrates a pale Mary with lively feet and a lamb-like youth. The scene likens the lamb to a toy of a Mary maiden and hints at a rumor of a gifted gift amid a wistful, adolescent mystery.
Rega Dental Offices in Los Angeles advertises Dr Clark D D S as manager at Third Avenue near the northwest corner of Union Street. Readers are urged to bring this advertisement to the office.
Col. W. T. Perkins a new regents member addressed The Washingtonians at the university monthly meeting on Monday night. Best modern outside rooms 25¢ to Soc Stewart House 86 West Stewart advertisement.
Paderewski reaches Seattle from Vancouver in private car Colonial with two concert grands two tuners and entourage including wife and secretaries. He rests today then performs at the Moore tomorrow night in his only state concert with a program of Chopin Bach and Rimsky Korsakov works.
County Auditor Phelps finished the recall charges synopsis at noon. Petitions will be ready for circulation this afternoon. Organizers aim to collect 15 060 signatures to try to hold the recall election with the city election.
An advertisement touts apirita as an almost infallible rheumatism cure. It prescribes torts compound with syrup of pareparilla in whiskey, claiming immediate results and urging insistence on the original sealed package from the druggist.
The article notes taffeta making a comeback this spring with black as a leading color. The models favor simple lines with narrow skirts and minimally cut coats. White and blue striped linen lapels and collars appear on the outfits, complemented by small black hats with a upright ornament.
An early morning quake and tidal wave in Callao caused extensive property damage. Investigators found water inundation and structural undermining left many buildings wrecked and unfit for use, with total losses expected to reach several millions.
Mrs. Belle Powell of 712 Tenthay reported being knocked unconscious by a single burglar Monday. The thief took a watch a gold necklace and a ruby ring from the apartment next door belonging to Mrs. Allee Todd.
Mrs. J. Turner of 2102 Seventh Av. trapped a burglar inside a closet and locked the door. She called police, but by the time they arrived the thief had escaped after unlocking the door.
Albert and Mrs. Dennis search for Pan sy from St. Anne's academy Victoria discover she married Ted Murray an auto driver. Marriage license issued here and nuptials by Judge Humphries. The bride stayed with her grandmother Mrs. G M Hannah until Monday when another license was obtained.
The Seattle Story Tellers club was reorganized last Tuesday evening January 6 with officers including President Dr Louise B Dorman Hotel Kerma Vice President Miss Margaret Stewart 9093 Fighthaven Secretary Mrs George Kh Cole Y M C A Treasurer Miss Helen Galley Hotel Knickerbocker The second meeting is set for this evening at the Y M C A at 7:80 oclock.
A 40 foot launch named Lavita, carrying A. BE Rose, four brothers of Capt Rose, and N. E B Harkins, left Ballard for Whidby Island fifteen days ago to tow logs for Hagle Harbor. No word has been heard since, and authorities fear it may have been wrecked in the regent gales down Sound.
Conflict erupts as Rainier club members clash after Dr. L. B. Sugden plans to screen Cordova McCarty trail footage. Wires are pulled by Alaska Steamship Co. and Copper River RR to halt exhibit, sparking a clubwide feud.
A series of reader letters tackles safety for a 14 year old girl living in a hotel, a heartbreak and coping with a married lover, navy schooling debate for a minor, and a teacher entangled with a pupil. The columnist urges involving guardians and police, promoting self respect and prudent action.
Detroit readers share a testimony about a two month old with milk crusts turning into a painful scab. After trying many remedies, the mother reports complete healing in four days with Resinol Ointment and Soap. She endorses the doctors prescription and notes wide druggist availability.
Advice to a reader on how to take bar examinations without a diploma. Suggests writing to a state university for particulars and a sample exam. Notes that many become educated in a lawyer's office and still pass. A query about noon meals is answered: lunch or luncheon depends on when the main dinner is eaten.
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