Egyptian Phrenologist and Medium Offers Personal Readings
A Madison era notice advertises an Egyptian phrenologist and medium in Seattle offering private advice on love, marriage, business luck, and life path. Described as guaranteed with no charges for the first reading, sessions cost 60 cents for a week, daily 9 to 8:30, room 3 between Union and Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wielees
Falee
Medam
Hoedal
Norra
Union
Madam Ruthie Predicts Luck and Love for All Seekers
An advertisement touts Madam Ruthie a renowned phrenologist offering advice on marriage, business success, and luck. Readings claim to reveal true love, future spouse, and planetary influences, with confidential, guaranteed satisfaction. Special readings priced at 60 cents for a week at 47 Aptierie Hotel Fourth and Mike.
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Ruthie
Madame
Fourth Ave
Cail
Cancall
Heom
Aptiere
Victoria
Abbott Hotel
Kerond
Beneca Ot
Carpenters
Eirote
Nev
Mra Hardick
Helen Rice Burleigh
Con
Ulltation
Third Ave
Madam DU Pecan
Chicago
Peyeholomieta
Thom T
Hetel Abbott
Dager Khkader
Madam Melne and Psychic Services Advertised in 1930s Notices
A cluttered ad page promotes Madam Melne, Madam Victoria, and several spiritualist and clairvoyant services offering life readings, business and health guidance, love fate, and future spouse hints. Also promoted are church lectures, private consultations, and palmistry with addresses and times listed in the local ads.
Spiritual readers and healers plaster local notices
A crowded page lists numerous spiritual readers and mediums offering private consultations and circles at various Seattle locations. Names include Madam Mace, Rev. Bertita Nelson, Madam Kathlyn, and others with addresses on Pike, Union, Fourth and Third avenues. Also contains a formal legal notice in the Washington Superior Court about creditors of Washington Lumber Company and a hospital protest notice for Reliance Hospital.
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Fourth Ave
Hesler
Mace
Histh Ave
Mik Hondick
Jeter
Cholee
Bybee
Third Ave
Mey Aludenrt
Vridaye
Hurdick
Hotel Bybee
LLDO
Howard Ave
Mrev
Bertita
Nelson View
Kathiyn
Pike
Elliott Hotel
Washington
County of
King
Igtsil
Creyitora
Lorenzo Dow Myers
Ve. Washington Lumber Company
Edgar © Enyder
Washington Lumen Company
Mutual Life Building
Seattle
Edgar C. Anyder
Washington Lumber Company
Welleret
Terry
King County
Bulldinge
Reliance Hospital Arrn
Lonesome youth invited to church this Sunday
A social committee letter from Immanuel Baptist invites lonesome young people 16 and over to join the church Young People's union at 6:45 p m Sundays. Attendees are welcomed at 28th Ave and Main, with travel by Verler car to 24th and walk one block south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Grey
Lonesome
Immanuel Baptist Church
House of No Strangers
Young People's Union of
Baptist Young People’s Union
28Th Ave
Verler
Edna J. Morris
Sheriff’s Office staff donate to Liberty bonds drive
Members of Sheriff Jack String era staff turned over $700 to Uncle Sam for Liberty bonds Saturday morning. Archie Hutcheson acted as campaign salesman, buying one bond and selling six more to Misa A H Waechter, J H Janett, Nettie Ware, J L Jaitz, Frank Ware, and John Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Jack String
Era
Uncle Sam
Archie Hutcheson
Misa A. H. Waechter
J. H. Janett
Nettie Ware
J. L. Jaitz
Frank Ware
John Hamlin
Balfour Returns from U S Mission via Canada Port
Foreign Minister Arthur J. Balfour reached a British port today after completing his special mission to the United States. He traveled from Canada where he landed in April and first stepped on American soil in Maine on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jandon
Arthur J. Balfour
United States
Balfour
America
Maine
Allied recruits sought for France at U S office
British or Canadian citizens may enlist for service in France at the United States recruiting office in the Pioneer building. Major F A Boutelle, district recruiting officer, says orders were received Friday to accept applicants for these allied forces. The Federal Cooperative Association will discuss Oriental coolie labor at a meeting Monday noon in the Good Bats cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Pioneer Building
F. A. Boutelle
Federal Co-operative Association
Good Bats
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Vatereon
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Viderioor
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Alaska Junk Co
First Ave
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Winton Motor
Nananae Ooo
Tetandard
Pine St
Auburn
N. Brown
Cozy Homme
Alberta
Gregg
Grant County
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Wash
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MH Lumber CO
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Everett
Balzar Bros
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Mitia
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Con Price
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Military Road
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Coldiers
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Manette
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Yesler
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Automatic Starter Leek Co
Malone
Ala
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Fortune
Woestman Trust Company
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Howaton
Te Amailaiamate
Armalgamated Wil Co
Concord Bidg
Oklahoma
Kle
Navy
Royal Cafe
Charleston
Rainier
Hillman
Elliott
Ford Car
Ken Wood
Witte River Khingle Co
Humner
Lalla
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Second Ave
James
Main
Meyer-Toner
Musical Record Exchange
Wentinks Fillett
Meyer
Ballard
BF Williams CC
Firet Ave. & Sea
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Stillwater
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Ladies Free
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211
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M Hee
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Chinese Medicine Co
James Mt
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Beattie
Smith
Inner Cleete
Scandinavian Fraternity OF America
Fortuna Park
Peate
Laewent Park
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Heylen
Kodalrena
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Toledo
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Pacific Auction Company
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Jackson
4Th and Pike
Empire Way
David P. Eastman
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Madame Bois
Madam Melne
Becomd Ave
Right Drug CO
Sandersons Pill
Raymond Remedy Co
Metel Antlers
4Th
Uniow
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Church OF Spiritual Truth
Wertha Nelson
Paliniet
Pike Elliott Motel
York Hotel
del Monte
Tipton’s
Macy, Epler
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Enougeh
DR. Wilson
First Avenue
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England
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Druggiate
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Bee
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Molly St
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St. Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co
Eos Pike
Kige
Painless
Middle West
Canada
Northern Pacific Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Yellowstone National Park
Ice Smith
Ind
A. Tinling
A. G. PF
P. A
J. O. McMullen
CP. A. Seattie
Ash A. D. Charitosa
Portland, Or
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Ich
Thal Savings Association
Gense
Seattle Savings & Loan Association
MASS
Stewart and
Virginia
International Workers’ Defense League
Princess” Line
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