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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
5
A small advertisement fragment notes outside rooms for rent and a 25 cent rate at Stewart House located on 86 West Street. The terse item hints at lodging options in a period publication.
An advertisement for Regal Dental Offices by LR Clark D O S Manager promotes Ever Pate sets and a wide range of dental services. The copy highlights ample experience, higher quality work, and competitive pricing in a large practice at the Exchange Building.
The Savoy diary recalls contrasting views from an American woman and her English husband on marriage. She notes Englishmen show steady interest and shared tastes in art and business, while American men often focus on attention rather than companionship. The narrator also asks her husband why English suitors wed American women, receiving a candid reply about novelty and fascination.
A 1913 Seattle Star feature shows Miss Cynthia Grey answering letters from readers. Topics include maternal influence on daughters, nationality debates, teenage romance, and a man torn between two girlfriends.
The notice states no telephone information due to growth and asks questions by letter. It advises using a cramped self addressed envelope for a return mail and to add a special delivery stamp or two one cent stamps with the word Special for urgent matters.
Beattie oversees the only public golf course under the Park Board, offering an 18-hole layout at Jefferson Park.
An advertisement promotes facial care cures including a wrinkle remover made from powdered mxolite and witch hazel and a nightly wax treatment. It claims the lotion tightens sagging facial muscles and improves complexion by removing surface skin to reveal younger skin underneath.
Everett to Seattle and Seattle to Everett limited trains listed with daily local services and times. Ticket offices at Seattle Fifth Avenue near Westlake and Greenwood Ajax Drugstore Firth and Greenwood are noted for service. Pacific Northwest Trac Everett Washington entity referenced.
Paris legal fight over a hobble skirt ends with a ruling that the wearer must pay for the garment but not the legal costs. The case centers on a dress that hobbles movement, raising questions about whether such a fashion item can be sold as marketable.
The statue of former Governor John H. McGraw will be unveiled at McGraw Place Westlake Boulevard at 7 50 this evening. Grandchildren of the governor will unveil it with J E Chilberg presiding and Judge Hanford presenting the statue. Attending speakers include Gov Lister Prof E Meany Dr B Penrose and Rev W A Major.
Communication between Seattle Juneau Wrangell and Ketchikan cut off by government cable will reopen before week’s end. Judge Albertson denies injunction against Seagrave Co contract for two auto fire trucks at 13100. Search for relatives of J L Snyder 91 who died after found semiconscious in street. Funeral services for Frances Day former Seattle teacher held at Bonney-Watson’s chapel.
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