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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
5
Advertises dentistry by graduate registered dentists at half the price of competitors. Claims many rivals use students and non specialists. Promotes Washington State licensed operators and gas anesthesia in a large city dental office owned and operated by a registered dentist.
Regal Dental Offices run by L R Clark DO and associates located at 1406 3rd Ave NW near Union Street. Bring this ad with you.
A Brendel Drug Store program pairs a medical doctor with the shop to diagnose and prescribe medicines free of charge. Patrons can receive exact recommendations without extra cost during posted hours 9:20 a.m. to 9:20 p.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. for ladies and children.
A reader seeks guidance on hosting a young woman in the home amid social gossip. The responses stress trusting, respectful behavior, ensuring the guest proves trustworthy, and urging open discussion about marriage, finances, and family obligations.
In Skowhegan Maine a remarkable man aged 56 who has never attended school can read anything set before him. He demonstrates an extraordinary reading ability and quick comprehension across various texts.
In Galveston on July 18 Canute Dulnes the Mexican consul predicted a revolt by Generals Vila and Zapata against any Carranza government. He also said ex President Huerta would go to New York via Havana not France and would travel aboard the German warship Dresden rather than the Bristol.
A large delegation arrives on the Potlatch final day with Mayor and Mrs Albee, Portland Dads, Rosarians, Queen Thelma, and a crew of Vancouver B C admen. District clans from across the state and Northwest join the visitors as trains of sleepers bring the crowd.
Mayor Hi Gill rode an airboat with aviator Christofferson over Lake Union in a morning flight. The ascent proved smooth and Gill said it felt like bird flight as he viewed lake and land from hundreds of feet up. Five shots were fired by Patrolman Mann on Jackson Street near 12th Avenue at midnight but failed to stop a motorbike rider speeding at about 60 mph.
Mrs. Porter reports strong growth after three weeks demonstrating Seattle made mayonnaise salad dressing and peanut butter at California shows. The Seattle plant now leads western production, with heavy California shipments and expanding Middle and Eastern markets. The June business set a record, aided by The Star's help in broadening local recognition.
Eliza Jane Saunders accuses husband William Charles Saunders of pushing her a radi ator last April rendering her senseless and threatening to cut her throat with a knife. The couple wed in 1910 and the filing cites cruelty as the basis for divorce.
A Chicago child described as a dangerous young killer, dubbed a real life Jack the Ripper, allegedly enjoys strangling cats and attempting to harm babies. He has been adopted eight times, with the eighth recent and a ninth planned. Dr. W J Hickson and his wife fostered the child after reports he tried to throw a girl baby under a car.
London July 18 The Irish home rule issue grewtense as a conference between King George and Premier Asquith delayed the royal fleet review at Portsmouth. A cabinet minority favors excluding Ulster from the bill while a majority backs Dublin parliament control.
R. W. McClelland files candidacy as Progressive for prosecuting attorney in the city. James H. Wooley files today for constable as a Republican with party backing.
A meeting of Irishmen and sympathizers will be held tomorrow evening at the A. O. H. hall Madison and Broadway to organize a monster gathering. The purpose is to raise funds to support the Irish national volunteers in Ireland and several leading Irishmen from the city will address the gathering.
In Portland on July 18 Henry J. Harper testified in the mail fraud trial of KB. Sellers J. W. Logan and W. F. Minard. Harper said G. F. Woodworth and A. M. Carpenter plus bankers and lawyers invested in Oregon and California Railroad land claim locations. He noted location fees of about 150 dollars. Harper had pleaded guilty and was pardoned by President Wilson to testify.
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