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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
3
Chicago feature quotes Miss Mary Bartelme, juvenile court assistant, urging parents to open their homes to youths and monitor daughters friends. She says every girl can be saved and faults lie in parental indifference or severity. Her decalogue urges parental involvement and coaxing confidences.
Mrs Jos Blake wife of a renowned surgeon was awarded a separation with an annual alimony of 10000 dollars. The case drew attention for its high sum and the social prominence of the parties involved.
Hamburg Breast Tea advertised as a simple vegetable remedy sold at pharmacies. A spoonful poured into boiling water, strained, and drunk relieves congestion, opens pores, loosens bowels, and stops a cold. Ends as an inexpensive, harmless advertisement copy.
A two reel Easter feature to be released by the American Film company will present Christ and His apostles at the table with historical accuracy. Kalem filmed Boer War action while a photographer captured the director interaction. Insects That Mimic and Submarine Mysteries head Pathe educationals at the Colonial.
Slipped it over Nels Nilson a Vashon rancher cited to show cause why a divorce from Kaspara Nilson should not be set aside. Kaspara who cannot read English says deceit led to the decree and loss of $5000 in property three children and $20 monthly support.
A federal indictment charges Arthur Hird and T R Kelly treasurer and secretary of the Pacific Mutual Bond and Mortgage Co with fraudulent use of funds to obtain loan applications on farm mortgages. The firm offices in the New York block were raided last Thursday. Government alleges the firm had no money to meet obligations. Under Carl E Crosson of Herr Bayley Wilson the new public speaking class will start at the YMCA tomorrow evening.
Al Jennings former bandit and Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate visits Mrs. N L McLean in Pittsburg. The encounter contrasts harsh social judgments with encouragement that rekindled his resolve to live honestly after prison.
Solicitor Folk of the state department faces public mockery after being billed as having sworn off cigars. His mail fills with substitutes for tobacco, highlighting a clash between his stance and the public perception.
A period advertisement promises rapid relief from indigestion and dyspepsia with Papes Diapepsin. It claims many benefits including stopping sour stomach gas and upset, enabling people to eat what they like without fear. It recommends a fifty cent bottle for home use.
Margie shares an intimate evening with Dick and the Selwins as Mrs. Selwin offers wisdom on marriage. She recounts a Disraeli anecdote about a wife shaping a husband’s success, stressing comfort and continual effort in a lasting partnership. It ends with Margie hoping to learn more from Mrs. Selwin, to be continued tomorrow.
The Seattle Star offers a free parcel post map with a six month or longer subscription renewal. The map shows state, national, and world views with parcel post zones and shipping rates, plus population data for Washington towns and cities.
Fraud charges over the location of coal claims of Alaska Development Co in the Bering river district Alaska target Charles F Mundy and Archie W Shields in federal court. Indictments were quashed in 1911 by Judge C H Hanford but later sustained by the United States Supreme Court.
Masseurs Wm Wicklund and Hilmer Peterson advertise services from Dr. Kjel bergs Institute Stockholm and Prof Unmans Institute Stockholm Sweden.
An advertisement promotes Electra-Vita as a sleep aid that delivers galvanic electricity to nerves and organs. It claims to cure rheumatism, lame back, stomach trouble, and general ailments by restoring natural electricity, with testimonial from J. B. Spencer of Chehalis, Washington.
An advertisement promises a free 90 page book about Electra-Vita with illustrations of adults and guidance on its use. It invites readers to mail a coupon and call for a free consultation and a free test, listing office hours from 9 am to 6 pm and weekend hours.
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