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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1913

Page

4

Visit Your Playfield H

A neighborhood playfield aims to be a social center inviting children and adults alike to frequent the playfields and playfield houses. Mothers’ Training School offers free lectures on child care at Collins playfield house next Tuesday evening. Uncle Sam’s post office wagons keep moving during the Potlatch parade.

Park Board Mothers’ Training School Collins Playfield House Sammy Furth Sam

A Christian Message on Wealth Distribution For Modern Man

A sermon-like reflection argues for just distribution of wealth over fifty years. It critiques greed and urges Christian altruism and a common brotherhood to balance opportunity and prevent backsliding into indiscriminate wealth pursuit. It notes limits on profits and the need to shift aims from money to humane progress. It references Blethen and a Seattle riot incident with cautious tone.

Alex. MacColl University of Pennsylvania Geome

Indiana musician jailed as spy in Juarez

Mexicans at Juarez arrest an Indiana musician on suspicion of espionage. The piece mocks the musician's fate while noting suspicions around music and loyalty. A separate note cites Dr Calmetti saying 91 percent of Parisians carry tuberculosis bacilli, reflecting uneasy racial concerns in France.

Juarez Indiana Calmetti Lille Pasteur Institute Paris

The top box at home outshines worldly feasts

A humorous reader’s missives page mixes food nostalgia with jokes and questions. Topics include home larder vs global cuisines, a Knot and How to Tie Them joke, a corn hat riddle, dating advice for a teen, bleaching radishes, a self carving wheelbarrow claim, and Pastor Russell’s Kansas City address on Hell Destroyed with theatre cooling vents.

Pastor Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle Kansas City Auditorium Theatre Hell

New Kind of Auto Ad Sparks Interest in Cleveland

A classified advertisement in the Cleveland Plain Dealer seeks a single man to operate and maintain an automobile including milk and wash duties with good wages. The notice reflects era style and local job culture amid evolving social groups noted in the Springfield State Register snippet.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

In Editor's Mail Those Whom the Mothers' Pension Doesn't Help

An Reader letter argues Deserted mothers and children are unfairly excluded from the mothers' pension law when the father is out of state or divorced. The writer shares personal history of supporting his granddaughter and her collapsed home, noting financial strain and a mortgage while the mother seeks pension eligibility denied by divorce. The piece calls for policy relief.

Ariita Marguerita Ariita Chumae the Star The Star Black Hills

Exodus to Canada draws land seekers from United States

A letter to The Star argues Washington fears rising US emigration to Canada as land prices and land sharks suffocate growth. The writer recounts buying fertile Alberta land at 18 dollars per acre three miles from the railroad, praising its productivity and lighter taxation.

Canada the Star Gilson Gardner Washington United States Alberta Sam Chas 48Th Ave

Immigrant Cyclist Arrest Sparks Streetcar Crash

Arcangelo Cilletti an immigrant rode a bicycle on the wrong side of the street. A street car was disabled a spring wagon wrecked and one motorcyclist thrown into a brick pile. Cilletti unhurt cannot understand why he was arrested.

Indianapolis Ind Arcangelo Cilletti Cilletti

Pauline Becker Wins Circle Club Drawing Contest

Pauline Becker, a 12 year old member of the Circle, won the fourth summer drawing contest by a narrow margin over Louise Graham. Judges awarded the dollar prize after discussion noting most entries used black ink on paper per contest rules.

Pauline Becker Circle Club Pauline Louise Graham Uncle Jack

Local Contest Draws Wide Participation From Youth

The Circle hosts a summer con test series that drew many young entrants. Prizes attract performers as the following list cites a group of boys and girls who contributed drawings and earned honorable mention. Marguerite Bugnon Don Anderson Florence Lines Gladys Thornton Rita Meyer Beesle Moore Lola Plage Donald Pierce Almeda Welker Clarence Hoffman John Huson Bonnie Curtis Adele Ayers Carl Lloyd Ethel Drake Mary Kiens Jennie Burne Leon Metcalfe Charles Verd and others from cities including Palatine Avenue Nish, Sedro-Woolley Mt. Vernon Centralia Rochester Marysville and more.

Jack Marguerite Bugnon Palatine Don Anderson Naches Wash Florence Lines Bilet Gladys Thornton W. 63Rd St Rita Meyer Beesle Moore Mt. Vernon Lola Plage Yaotma Donald Pierce Sedro-Woolley Almeda Welker Clarence Hoffman Finney John Huson W. 66Th Bonnie Curtis N. Tower Centralia Adele Ayers Boren Carl Lloyd Maple St Ethel Drake Rochester Mary Kiens Sedro Woolley Jennie Burne Leon V. Metcalfe Marysville Charles Verd Pearlberg

Cards Sought for Circle Corner Readers

Readers from Lynden and nearby areas seek membership cards for the Star Circle and Circle Corner. Letters from Tillie Miller, Larverne Derrman, Adelaide Ellis, Herbert Weston, and Henry Miller express interest in joining, submitting stories, and competing weekly for prizes.

Jack Tillie Miller Lynden Wash Uncle Jack Herbert Weston Henry Miller Lynden, Wash

Beware of Fake Dentist Edwin J Brows D D S

An advertisement offers full personal attention at a dental practice claiming to use the best materials and no charge for examinations. It warns readers to beware of a fake doctor and promotes visiting the listed office and viewing the dentist’s photo at the entrance of the building.

Firet Ave. Union Entel Beattie Prowns Edwin J. Brows, D. D

Circle Club Puts Up Dollar Prize for Photos

The Star Circle offers one dollar to the boy or girl whose photograph is printed in next Saturday's Circle section. Entries must be clear and larger than stamp size with name address and age on back. Contest closes Friday at 5 pm. winner appears in next Saturday Star.

Circle Club

Handling a Young Child with Attention to Advice

A brief note offering practical guidance for managing a four year old’s behavior. It emphasizes calm responses, clear instructions, and consistent routines to improve attention and compliance.

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