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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
6
A reader asks how to behave when men give up seats on mass transit and Miss Grey urges polite, considerate actions. She notes many women appreciate courtesy and suggests continuing gentle, thoughtful behavior to set a positive example.
A letter from A Loving Sister describes a six year quarrel over a brother the husband forbids her to contact. The writer asks if she should visit or write, noting their child cannot call him uncle and prays for him. Miss Grey advises demanding reasons and warns the ban is unjust.
Councilman Austin E Griffithe will speak on the playground movement and health at the health exhibit now at the Hon Marche this afternoon. Griffitha will speak at 3 30 Thursday afternoon. Prof W G Peach of the University of Washington and Dr B F P Weat spoke. A large crowd attended the exhibit.
The column lists average prices paid by local commission merchants to farmers and the prices retailers pay to commissioners. Items include apples, cantaloupes, berries, meats, poultry, and produce with notes on standard and fancy grades, and regional prices for Washington and Puget Sound timothy and wheat products. Added ad promises denture plates and dental services with guaranteed work and gas.
The department states no information by telephone due to growth. Inquiries should be sent by letter with a stamped self addressed envelope for a prompt reply. For urgent matters use Special or two-cent stamps and mark the envelope Special.
Regal Dental Offices promotes dental service with Dr L R Clark D D S and associates, inviting patients to visit 1405 Third Avenue Northwest at the Union corner, and to bring this advertisement.
Paris officials and the Cercle Hoche ban press agents and publicized affairs of honor as the movement gains momentum. Du Decazes is noted as a pioneer of the idea.
The notice states former prices of $4.00 and $4.50 dropped to $3.25, while items originally $3.50 are now $2.75. Limited stock indicated with emphasis on savings for shoppers.
Washington July 25 3 year old Thomas Marshall Sutherland helped Vice President Marshall preside over the senate. The child sat on the vice president's knee for about an hour, the son of the pastor who once served as governor of Indiana.
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