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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1916
Page
3
A column argues against prying into a partner s secrets and defends personal privacy. It critiques jealousy and male dominance in marriage, urges partnership not control, and suggests women should free themselves to save the union. Includes reader questions on skin care aviation gifts and event planning.
Famine reports from El Paso say peasants flock to Pancho Villa as relief. proclamations claim Villa restored to command and marching toward the border to strike American cities. Troops back Villa in several districts, looting and revolt spread as Carranza currency collapses and northern Mexican stores close.
Chairman L. Roy Slater of the Spokane progressive movement resigns after Seattle progressives request a convention to reassemble the old party. He had been pushing for a reunion of progressives and republicans.
The five part feature The Deserter stars Charlies Ray and depicts frontier post events in 1868 with Inceville’s Indian troupe. Douglas Fairbanks and Hessie Love appear in The Mystery of the Leaping Fish at Liberty. Whispering Smith returns at Alhambra with Helen Holmes. The Heart of a Child plays Mission. Caprice of the Mountains and Tangled Skeins feature at Colonial and Clemmer theaters respectively.
Military rules will be strictly enforced at the women's training camp opening July 20 at Fort Lawton. Girls must be neatly groomed and in bunks on time or they will be sent home. Courses prepare them to be efficient nurses aids under Dr M K Palmer, with first aid hygiene and home care of the sick. Fees cover two weeks. Limited uniforms await the early applicants.
John C. Riley, 75, of 6542 19th Ave N. E., fell 69 feet from the Ravenna boulevard bridge onto a dry ravine. His skull, back and ribs were broken. Found Monday afternoon by his son A. T. Riley. Patrolman W. W. Riley and John Riley are among his sons.
The article promotes kerain oil capsules sold at Bartell Drug Co as a method to reduce 15 to 20 pounds. It warns indoor life can cause unhealthy fat and weak vitality and urges taking one capsule after meals and before bed for a few days to improve digestion and energy.
Berkeley campus page to Rex shows Famous Players adapting The Prince and the Pauper. The young Prince Edward escapes palace routine and witnesses guards harassing a ragged urchin who resembles him. Intrigued, the prince questions life outside royal privilege and longs for freedom.
In the Acreage column the Star highlights notable bargains and promotions for readers seeking value. The brief item spotlights local deals and appealing prices urged by merchants.
Physicians explain that Ty Cobb recovered from deep weakness after taking Nuxated Iron. They claim the tonic boosts energy and vitality, stating it can increase strength in delicate, nervous people by up to 200 percent in about two weeks.
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