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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
8
The piece blends satirical verse on gossip with a dental ad style pitch. It references gossips spreading tales about Mrs B and Mrs A, then shifts to a dental claim praising nervous children dentistry and low prices including a $10 gold crown for $4 and Never Slip Plates for $5.00.
A hiring or attendance notice lists Dr L R Clark as manager at 1405 Third Ave Northwest near Union. The note instructs to bring this act with you to the appointment or meeting.
Brief items report postal reader notices in Seattle Star, corporate filings in Trenton, a Missouri senate vote on women's suffrage, Queen Wilhelmina at her husband’s bedside, a San Francisco subtreasury contract award, a Roseburg fire at the flour mill, the Women’s Commercial Club meeting in Olympia, Ben Ludlow named guard at the state penitentiary, and a South End Improvement Club protest against a garbage plant.
A fogbound day features a Washington hotel dinner for Chamber of Commerce with Governor Lister as guest. Dr Linda Barfield Hazzard speaks at Ellers Music Hall on disease cures. The House Ways and Means panel debates tariff schedule K on wool. A Paris shooting targets Archduke Louis Halvator. he is jailed. A San Francisco carpenter, Geo Volt, commits suicide. Rethel leads a five hour Mekines Morotco punitive action against tribesmen. Tennessee elects Benjamin W Hooper governor. Reno proposes ending divorce colony by tightening six month residency. Wilson denies plans to visit Panama Alaska Philippines. Newton Arnold shoots Harry L Bailey in Cyn thiana. Russians flood for foreign passports amid mobilization fears. Salem considers eight hour law for women. Royal Homestead hosts a card party at Eckart’s hall. Andy Aiken’s body found from exposure near Granger line work. Cogswell apartments settle property dispute for $20,000. Bremerton drydock support sought. Los Angeles reports ship Santo breakwater damage at $10,000.
The Moore-Rainey African hunt moving pictures play at Metropolitan Dark and Seattiee Seattle Stock Co with live acts at Orpheum Vaudeville and Pantages Vaudeville. Grand Vaudeville showcases motion pictures Sa Photoplays and MELBO eee and eroee a vite Photoplays to entertain audiences.
A fragment list describes the serial What Happened to Mary with seven stories including Fulee to Their Trust and Her Fireman. It cites showings at Dream Melbourne Black Cat and other venues through midweek and notes other film titles like The Diamond Robbery and The Life of Christ.
Fragmented text references the United States and the republics in the world, mentions Stover Jr of Cuta, and a possible oath or mission context. The readable parts are obscure and lack clear events or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
Plain crepe paper two rolls for 5 cents. Odd post cards five cents a dozen. Odd tally cards five dozen. Card envelopes six cents a package. Firat Floor.
The item promotes the Spring Quarterly Style Book 5e a large 80 page illustrated guide on Spring and Summer fashions for women and children inviting readers to purchase tomorrow at the Pattern Section first floor.
Advertising blurb notes juniors and children's dresses in Galatea Serge Challis and Pa material. Dresses slightly sailed from display with clearance price of $1.95. Located on second floor.
The Basement Millinery Section offers clearance specials on ostrich quills and fancy feathers with items like Wings and Fancy Feathers at 25 cents. Strong emphasis on discounted millinery accessories and reduced feather products.
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