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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
6
The letter column discusses talking openly with children about sex as a safeguard, defending truth over ignorance, and the role of parents and schools. Readers seek guidance on cultural prejudices, interracial relationships, universal parenthood, and a troubled marriage, with Miss Grey offering practical, nonjudgmental advice.
An ad announces vegetable silk underwear and hosiery by Looks Like Silk, offered at one-fourth price. Location listed as 302 People's Bank Building, 2nd and Pike.
Col A J Plethen took charge of a Press club program last night after an incident at the Rainier club. Secretary of the Navy Daniels Governor Lister and Admiral Reynolds were seated in honored positions while Mayor Cotteri sat in the rear as Plethen became chairman and adjourned before the mayor could speak.
Sixteen prominent business leaders from the national Chamber of Commerce and affiliated groups arrive in Seattle at 6 pm and will spend Saturday and Sunday here hosted by the local Chamber before continuing to Chicago on July 27. Led by Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago, a leading banker and chief executive of the national organization, the delegation represents diverse sectors of commerce and industry across the country.
John Dennett once reported missing from the Northwestern after voyage from Alaska ports reappears aboard in Tacoma. He was found by A. E. Johnson in the hold and, after Captain Hunter’s help, turned over to police. Dennett believed unseen persons threatened him and hid in bunkers.
A taxicab driver lost control of his open taxi on Friederich street in Berlin and smashed through the plate glass window of the Trocadero cafe. The cab struck a granite pillar after running over the sidewalk, circling the dining area amid breaking china and furniture.
Due to ongoing growth no telephone information is available. All questions should be sent by letter with a stamped self addressed envelope for a reply. For urgent matters use special delivery or two two cent stamps and mark it Special.
A terse public notice mentions Hi. D. BRADELL at 3027 Fourth Avenue urging attention to a matter. The fragmentary text prompts questions about the intended action and the missing context.
A fall from an Eyres Transfer wagon caused the death of 21 year old Johnny Powers son of Capt M T Powers of the city police. Powers died at city hospital Thursday night. Funeral services for Dr H T Turner will be held at Washington Veterans Home in Port Orchard Sunday. Frank Morgan arrested for fleecing boys at Luna Park shooting gallery with bets totaling 37.50. Two Seattle men pardoned by Gov Lister released from prison after separate assaults dating back to 1910. Washington Forest Fire association plans a half mile wide fire guard to protect the northeast county. workers are building the barrier today.
Miss Ethel Crocker and Miss Helen Crocker are named as defendants in a damage suit filed in Redwood City alleging reckless automobile speed caused a buggy collision on September 15 last. Plaintiffs John J. Plaisted and his wife seek 5900 damages for injuries plus 1000 for the husband.
Mrs. C Feek and her mother Mrs. W Adams of Novelty Washington were injured when the car they rode in collided with a machine driven by J E Martin at Fourth Ave and University St Thursday afternoon. Their injuries were dressed at Dr Dowlings office. The Ladies Aid Society of Grace M Be Church served lunch at Third Ave and Jefferson St this week. A search by the police department's women's protective division continues for Mrs Margaret Southword nee Johnson who is missing with three children in Canada. The division will arrange for her to keep the children if she desires and not return to her husband.
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