Lansbury warns suffrage gains risk over-ease
George Lansbury, British MP, praises American suffragists yet fears granting women the ballot too easily. He cites hunger strikes and imprisonment for the cause, noting ten states have won suffrage and urging continued toll and sacrifice for growth and power.
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New York
George Lansbury
Lansbury
Holloway
America
Salts Said to Ease Backache and Kidney Strain
A medical quack remedy touts four ounces of Salts to drink before breakfast to relieve sluggish kidneys caused by meat intake. The ad claims the grape and lemon acid lithia preparation cleanses the kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and ends bladder weakness, marketed as inexpensive and safe.
Turkish Russian Baths for Gentlemen at Moore Theatre
Washington Baths and Moore Theatre host Turkish Russian baths for gentlemen. The listing cites Masseers, Wm Wicklund, and graduates from Kjel lberg's Institute in Stockholm and Unman's Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Washington Baths
Moore Theatre
Wm. Wicklund
Kjellberg
Stockholm
Sweden
Hilmer Peterson
Unman
Rich Man's Son Takes a Job in the West
A Boston banker’s son chooses to work as a brakeman to learn railroading from the railside perspective rather than merely sit as a director. The anecdote foregrounds wealthier progeny taking unconventional paths while noting councilman Goddard’s salary situation as he campaigns for mayor.
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Dana
Boston
Goddard
Play the Game Square Goddard
The piece argues that OUNCIDMAN A. J. GODDARD should resign from the Seattle council or withdraw from the mayoral race. It asserts dual roles undermine public trust and would force a council vacancy if he wins. The column also notes a burglary report of $20 stolen from a officer’s home.
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Ouncidman
A. J. Goddard
Seattle
Goddard
The Value of Silent Martyrs Over Public Fame
The text argues that true worth lies in selfless service rather than seeking fame. It cites Mrs. Pankhurst John Brown and anonymous Salvation Army workers as examples of lasting impact through deed, not publicity. Reputation is unstable while deeds endure, and many genuine martyrs remain unheard.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
John Brown
Salvation Army
Cherry
Double Sale Ends Saturday Night at Local Music Stores
A major price cutting sale on small instruments sheet music and folios ends Saturday night. Rose Music Company and Ellers Music House will merge remaining stock after selling their small instrument and sheet music departments to Rose Music Company.
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Rose Music Company
Second Avenue
Ellers Music House
Third Avenue
University Street
Eilers
C. H. Rose
Bon Marche
Piano Sale Continues With Deep Discounts
The sale offers remaining pianos from $500 values cut to 246 and $350 pianos reduced to 165. Tam aims to clear stock of 35 run pianos from brands like Chickering Kimball utoplano Haddorff Bungalow and Smith Barnes with reasonable terms and a strong guarantee.
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Chickering Sons
Kimball
Haddorff
Bungalow
Smith & Barnes
Gossip and Ephemera From a Sordid Teaser Page
A jumble of curiosities and gossip pieces from a 1920s newspaper page. Notes on rising costs and a bracelet loss mix with quips about boxing series and hometown happenings. Brief ad blurbs and rural names pepper the collage.
Leading Lady Miss Bell Turns from Stage to Social Thought
Florence Bell, once urged onto Broadway by a Michigan friend, left college life for the Seattle stage. Now seven years in acting shaped by roles like Cherry Mallotte in The Spoilers, she champions social justice and denounces the double standard of morality as a social crime awaiting abolition.
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Frisco
Palo Alto
Stanford
T. R
J. Allen Smith
University of Washington
Municipal League
Seattle
Ramona
Miss Bell
Broadway
Michigan
Miss Hell
Cherry Mallotte
Cherry
Hamburg Preast Tea advertised as cold remedy
An advertisement promotes Hamburg Preast Tea called Hamburger Brust Thee as a cheap vegetable remedy. A spoonful steeped in boiling water and strained is claimed to relieve congestion and speed a cold, with laxative effects. It notes ads in Star want columns for lost items in the Lost and Found.
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Hamburg
Star
Papes Diapepsin touted as quick stomach relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin for relief from indigestion sourness and gas. It promises rapid action within five minutes, claiming the pill aids digestion, prevents discomfort, and lets people eat freely. It notes a large case costs fifty cents and emphasizes harmless, gentle relief.
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