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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
5
Modern, elegantly furnished rooms at the lowest rates offered by Hotel Virginus located at Eighth and Virginia near Weuntlake. Advertising copy notes attractive arrangements with convenient location and daily rates.
Fragmented timetable shows Everett to Seattle Limited trains with listed departure times such as 1:00 am, 6:08, 7:00, 8:00, and noon 12:00, plus freight leaves from both depots. Coarsely formatted transit notes mention offices on Fifth Avenue near Westiat Greenwood and Ajax Drug Store.
A long reader exchange outlines concerns about reformatories practices and parole fairness. Readers seek panel discussion on past records affecting release, with opinions from insiders and outsiders. Separate letters discuss drawing lessons for deaf children and marital tensions over evening fishing.
Dr. L. R. Clark announces half price on all dentistry with a written guarantee. Regular plates now five dollars and extra heavy gold crowns four dollars. Located at 1405 Third Ave NW, corner Union. bring this ad.
A fragmented OCR item notes meat selling prices in a local ad section. Details are unreadable but indicate a price listing for various cuts and related sale terms.
Billie Burke reports from London that American girls are more animated and stylish than English women. She describes English fashion as restrained and tied to royal fashion, while praising American poise, outdoor life, and flatter hairdos.
Five University district pastors will not know until hours before morning services which of their five churches each will serve on Sunday. Rev. A J Steelman Rev H C Mason Rev C Klethauer Rev B E M Hill and Rev N B Harrison drawn slips from sealed envelopes to assign preaching duties as part of a plan for August church unity.
The King county morgue holds four bodies after violent deaths on Friday. Anna Lewis aged 51 died aboard a Great Northern train due to alleged beating by her husband. Neal Peter, 18, drowned in Lake Washington canal. William ONeill, janitor at Harrison Apartments, died from a 30 foot elevator shaft fall. Campbell Robinson, 60, of Walla Walla, died suddenly of heart failure in a lodging house room.
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