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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
7
A terse gloss on marriage lists ceremony, parsi mony, acrimony, and alimony as key elements. The phrase frames union conflict and financial settlements within domestic life. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
Plainspoken ad copy touts Cascarets as a quick cure for headaches biliousness and foul breath caused by torpid liver and sour stomach. It claims the product cleanses the stomach softens foul matter and smooths liver bowels, working while you sleep for lasting relief.
A terse editorial note rebukes Adolf for gluttony urging restraint and moral reform. The piece frames vice as a spiritual failing and calls for temperance in daily life. It reflects a didactic stance typical of early 20th century religious commentary.
The King County Democratic Club plans a Saturday noon meeting at the Good Hats cafeteria to urge immediate US recognition of the Republic of China. President J M Hawthorne says Chinese revolutionaries seek world recognition and it would aid friendship in commerce. Speakers include Chinese consul Goon Dip and Rev M A Matthews.
Gertrude Barnum chief organizer of the White Goods Workers union called at the Outlook office and conferred with Col. Roosevelt regarding the Garment Workers strike She produced documentary evidence of distressing conditions Roosevelt is expected to make a statement this afternoon.
Jan 24 Inland Empire is buried under three to five feet of snow and trains struggle to operate. Northern Pacific freight service is nearly stopped while passenger trains run near schedule. In Pullman Washington the O W R & N line faces washout risk from the Palouse River and the Kittemiller warehouse in Pullman collapses.
Richmond Cal Jan 24 Reverend Frank Horn former pastor of First Baptist church here is jailed for dodging officers pursuing a desertion and bigamy charge. Eva Mae DeTorrea of San Francisco accuses him of marrying her in September 1910 while his wife lived in Everett Washington.
London Jan 24 The house of commons in committee of the whole considered the franchise reform bill that would provide for woman suffrage Alfred Lyttleton offered Sir Edward Grey's amendment to the government measure.
Great Grimsby reports three survivors recount a disaster at the Humber mouth as the bark Agda foundered. Twelve crewmen perished after being thrown from a capsized lifeboat while efforts to escape continued.
United States District Judge John J. De Haven of San Francisco was suddenly stricken with paralysis at his Napa area country home early today. His condition is listed as critical and doctors treat him urgently.
Theo Cnfession opens at Moore Theatre for a three day engagement and centers on priestly secrecy in confession. The play emphasizes sacred trust, challenging priests to reveal or withhold sin burdens. The company, not starry, delivers the piece in a clipped, focused manner.
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