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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1914

Page

4

Berlin matchmaker belts a commercial marriage bureau idea

A long essay argues that city life limits marriage prospects compared with rural roots. It contrasts boarding houses and transient encounters with chances of finding a lasting partner. A Berlin matchmaker’s bureau is proposed as a remedy to the modern dating maze. Residents of Tenafly NJ protest a widow’s demand for memorial bells for a 96 year old husband who left her 50 million.

New York Cupid Berlin Tenafly N. J

Automobiles for Our Cops Debate Sparks Seattle Census

A local column questions Councilman Peirce’s push for police car runabouts, noting 1913 Seattle police automobile costs topped 25,000 dollars with substantial monthly gas and payroll expenses. The piece argues motorcycles suffice and warns against increasing taxpayer burdens amid hard times. It also references Mexican rebels seeking U S shelter and mocks an eastern editor’s reliability.

Peirce Tyne Star Seattle

Cascarets Cleanse and Sweeten Stomach and Bowels

Popular health advertorial touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for headache, biliousness, and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, eases liver discord, and promotes regularity by morning, with a 10 cent box lasting months.

Ately Casearet

Mysterious Safe Access Spotted in New York Times Item

A garbled report notes a man opened a safe door by manipulating the combination and mentions a witness describing tools and a sensitive lock. The piece references a quotable line about being elsewhere and cites Mre Albert MH Chaffee with plans for a talk from Thursday. The fragment ends with a Times reference to a Metropolitan Museum item at 5 o clock.

Martin Albert MH. Chaffee Metropolitan Museum Sotlockh New York

Dinner guest earns praise as home settles the table

A guest enjoys a generous dinner and a child wishes he could dine every day. The column notes a playful exchange about future meals and comments on local sports and editorials, including requests to contact the Star’s sporting editor.

Editor's Mail on Wages and Protections in Seattle

A reader argues men deserve wage and hour protections equal to women and cites low wages in Seattle. He laments 20 cent hourly pay, notes wage cuts after Christmas, and urges legislature to regulate hours and wages for all workers, not just women, calling for honest work and condemnation of starvation wages.

the Star Seattle A. R

Inside Revenue Estimates Dec Six Months Whisky and Cigars

Washington January 24 The Internal Revenue Department announced that Americans drank 70 million gallons of whisky and smoked 4.09 billion cigars and 8.711 billion cigarettes in the six months ending December 31.

Washington Internal Revenue Department

Riddle Contest Clues Spur Circle Club Challenge

Uncle Jack plans a new week long riddle contest using prior submissions. The Circle club prints four top riddles with no answers and invites entries from readers for all four solutions. Winners receive candy, with ties resolved by lot.

Uncle Jack Circle Club Letha Ducommun Star Office Athens

Honor roll list grows for riddle contest winners

The riddle contest honor roll includes Mabel Walters Lowell Ward Robert Beymour 2219 Pineet Everett Clare Stangeland Sedro-Woolley Beth ella Reel 016 Cherry Leslie Walker 617 Clove Luella Hobibein 2616 Woodlawnav Lauretta Blake Beattie Vivian Murnett 327 14th No W Ruby McDonald Jesaquah Bite Anthony Mon roe Ireland Lincoln 2402 N. 44th t Eidrie FPadden Monroe Helen Kyle Meattie Gradge Thornton 1767 W 6rrd Olive Evereon Colby Waah Thyra Pierson 6638 10th N. W. Clara Fulton 3210 Oakes av Hallie Young 130 KM bTth a Vern Wa Kamonde Evelyn Hol land 11 Weedland Park av Muth Mal Gil bith aw Vesper Hall 611 1ith av Doone Bleele 4016 Fremont av Harold Steele 4015 Fremont av teacher Hardy Youngstown tation Julia McMahon 10925 hf Vivienne Campbell 77 N THth et Thelma Bryant Arington Mary lee Beattie Nancy HMediund Seattle Ines Burge 716 Third TM Edward Berg 1820 Ninth av Corla Berg 1926 Ninth av

Mabel Walters Lowell Ward Robert Beymour Pineet Everett Clare Stangeland Sedro-Woolley Wash Bethella Reel Cherry Leslie Walker Luella Hobibein Woodlawnav Lauretta Blake Beattie Vivian Murnett Ruby McDonald Jesaquah Bite Anthony Monroe Ireland Lincoln Eidrie Fpadden Helen Kyle Gradge Thornton Olive Evereon Colby Waah Thyra Pierson Clara Fulton Oakes Hazel Carieon Hallie Young Kamonde Evelyn Holland Weedland Park Gil Bith Vesper Hall Doone Bleele Fremont Harold Steele Hardy Seattle Ines Burge Edward Berg Corla Berg

Owing to unsigned Circle club membership certificates

The Circle club reports several membership certificates mailed last week were unsigned and asks recipients to contact Uncle Jack by letter or phone. A replacement certificate will be sent after information is provided. Two young readers request membership cards and include their ages grades and addresses for Mr. Jack.

Uncle Jack Circle Club

Hundred Boys and Girls Enter Riddle Contest

The Circle contest drew many entrants with Ducommun a Circle member living at 1451 West 67th. The winning conundrum was selected by drawing, though three other riddles from Circlettes were deemed equally good. The contest will continue with more mail-ins and future submissions printed here.

Ducommun Cirelettes

Forgetful Charge Sparks Irish Quay Boat Dash

A scenario on a busy quay shows a cavalry horse bolting when an officer shouts charge. The driver retrieves a rein and the horse tears toward the barracks halting on command. The next morning a passenger laments forgetting his errand as the driver jokes about Ireland's speed.

An Ishman Ireland Pat

Missouri 1913 Wheat Crop Value and Yield

Missouri harvested 35,390,833 bushels of wheat in 1913, valued at 28,505,846 dollars. The year’s crop totals reflect a large yield and substantial market value within the state’s agricultural sector.

Missouri

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