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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
5
In a breezy column Billie Burke argues that a hardworking American husband should not let his wife travel alone by ocean liner. She suggests shipboard flirtations and moonlit decks tempt couples and urges vigilance in protecting marriages during sea journeys.
A reader asks about flirting at age fifteen and navigating affection with married men. Miss Grey counsels against flirting, urges restraint, and recommends an older confidant to help girls stay healthy and true to themselves.
Freight leaves both cities at 6:00 pm. Local trains run 10:20 am and 6:26 pm with multiple daily departures listed for Everett and Seattle stations. Tickets and shop locations include Fifth Avenue near Wertiat Greenwood Ajax Drug Store and Pacific Northwest Traction Co.
Time and wear are cited as key factors in judging dental work with a bold guarantee. The ad promises expert workmanship, flawless materials, and prompt remedy of any defect. It boasts very low prices and highlights discounts on gold crowns and never slip plates. WE GIVE GAS
Dr L R Clark D D Mgr at 1405 Third Ave northwest corner Union street issues a notice urging readers to bring this advertisement to a forthcoming engagement. The message is a compact local notice likely promoting attendance.
The record lists buying prices paid to farmers and selling prices from retailers for fruits, vegetables, meats, and poultry. It notes variability by freshness and grade, with items such as lemons, cantaloupes, peaches, apples, onions, potatoes, and greens, plus hay and grain feeds, shown in ranges and per-unit figures.
The Northwest Music Teachers association opened its fifth annual convention in Seattle this morning at the Washington Annex. President W. H. Boyer spoke at the opening and lectures discussions concerts and recitals by leading Northwest musicians are planned. Gov Lister and Mayor Cotterill will attend tonight's banquet. Tuesday marks the final day.
On Bainbridge Island Venice reports Albert B. Lord entering a bid related to the Northern Bank building project. Details on amount and outcome are not disclosed in the fragment. Community business notes indicate a local financial move with potential zoning or property implications.
Parents not in clubs are invited to 4 o clock sessions at the School of Nation in the Daily building this week. Mary Powell Jordan, Montessori authority, will speak. Dr Jordan and her 56 year old daughter return from Rome and will later demonstrate with children at Stillpark Whidby Island.
PORTLAND July 14 Displaying grit J W Livingston a timberman today owes his life to the fact that for 10 hours he held a partially severed artery while seeking medical aid. Livingston was injured near Newburg when part of a steel wedge entered his thigh severing the femoral artery. Grasping the spouting artery in his hands stopping the flow of blood Livingston started for Portland reaching a hospital here 10 hours later. Doctors say he will recover.
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