The Dental War Explained in an Odd Ad
Edwin J. Brown D D advertising a dental service under the banner of the Dental Combine. The notice promises savings and emphasizes flexible hours with evening and Sunday availability to accommodate workers.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
5
Edwin J. Brown D D advertising a dental service under the banner of the Dental Combine. The notice promises savings and emphasizes flexible hours with evening and Sunday availability to accommodate workers.
London reports a massive allied offensive in Gallipoli with heavy losses amid a 500 yard gain over a three mile front. A bold Indian left flank advance captured two Turkish trench lines before supply and artillery issues halted progress and exposed troops to Turkish machine gun fire.
Vienna reports the Austro German army moving north from Stryj is within 23 miles of Lemberg as Russians retreat in Galicia. The war office says the Austro German advance is rolling back Russian forces along a 200 mile front.
Mrs. Sophie F. Wheeler of 8518 Eighth Ave. NE. tripped on a loose sidewalk board near her home on December 8 injuring her nose and began a $2 564.50 damages suit against the city before a jury in Judge Mackintosh's court Monday.
Advert promotes Codfish in Cream as a healthy option and invites readers to try it at the Hollywood Lunch tomorrow.
A small leather covered book bearing a bank name acts as a steadfast motivator for a young man, propelling him forward through daily routines and personal ambition.
Fragmentary notes describe an Elliott Bay explosion and a Seattle baseball game. Mentions Billy Patterson, Anne’s age, and a joke about shifting cattle to Tacoma. Politicians plot after Billy Sutherland closes shop.
Haines faces new trial on alleged stolen postage stamps. Lemarty acquitted of an offense. Captain Anderson’s steamer Columbia license suspended 60 days for life saving negligence. Chris Anderson seeks concession in new court house. Various civic and national items follow, including visits by public figures, thefts, and local government actions.
A government transport carrying Red Cross supplies sails from Galveston for Mexico tonight and will return with American and other refugees from Vera Cruz.
A burglar used a window and awning route to reach the storeroom at Seattle Fruit & Auction Co. He opened a safe and stole 17 dollars and 50 cents. The burglary was discovered Sunday.
New Brunswick New Jersey June 7 Nine deputy sheriffs received prison terms ranging from two to ten years each after being convicted of manslaughter in the Roosevelt killings of January. The incident left two strikers dead and many wounded. Sixteen more deputies await trial for murder while one deputy was acquitted.
The license committee on Monday voted against renewing the Angeles cafe license. Officials offered an ordinary saloon license, but cafe status was demanded. Police testified to the cafe’s unsavory reputation.
The board will not discuss the anti dancing petition at the Monday meeting due to the absence of a director. Secretary Jones said a special hearing will be held soon but no date is fixed. The petition, filed last week by many parents, has drawn notable opposition.
As Phoenix officers joined the funeral procession of Wire Chief Sullivan, burglars struck the George Robinson jewelry store in the business district, stealing 2000 dollars in jewelry and 500 in cash.
A reader’s letter and a Q A column discuss relationships and moral guidance. Topics include trust and flirtation, a rejected proposal, duties of husbands and wives, social expectations for young people, and advice on appropriate conduct and mourning practices. The tone reflects early guidance journalism with personal anecdotes.
An advertisement praises face care using wax based products to improve expression and complexion. It claims ordinary waxes soften lines and give life to the face, while a wash lotion dissolving saxolite removes wrinkles.
Doctor Lathrop licensed by the State Board of Medical Examiners to practice in Washington state. He has practiced in Seattle for years and offers care only when beneficial. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm at 214 15 People's Bank Bldg. visits welcomed any day except Sundays. He treats asthma heart trouble dyspepsia la grippe female trouble constipation lumbago neuralgia liver trouble rheumatism appendicitis headaches paralysis insomnia kidney trouble and stomach trouble.
Leaders of the National Woman's Suffrage Association meet in Chicago and table a motion to appoint an arbitration committee with the Woman's Congressional Union to seek peace. The 49 to 5 vote favored state suffrage over the national plan.
Mrs Blanche Freeman files in superior court for divorce from J E B Freeman claiming six weeks of marriage and from April 20 in Tillamook Oregon. She alleges constant terror and that he beat choked and abused her since the wedding day.
A report notes two tremors centered near San Francisco with very slight intensities. No damage or injuries described.
Mrs Luella Robertson of Alki Point testifies in superior court that a lamp explosion last October caused her to lose sleep and 20 pounds of flesh. She sues grocer Carl Richter for 5000 dollars, claiming he supplied her gasoline.
The Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Co announces a fast motor service between Centralia and Grays Harbor cities with modern all steel sanitary coaches. Daylight trips depart Seattle at 9 30 a m on the Shasta Limited and 10 45 a m on the Portland Express with a 5 20 p m connection for Grays Harbor arriving Aberdeen 7 40 p m and Hoquiam 8 p m. Returns depart Hoquiam 9 0 a m and reach Seattle 3 15 p m.
A report notes that a boy said Mrs. Robertson’s daughter bought the oil, but the child asked for gasoline, raising questions about the transaction and the alleged mislabeling of contents.
Reverend Hugh Elmer Brown spoke to graduates at Broadway High School during a Sunday night service at Pilgrim Congregational Church.
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