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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

13

Woman thanks Dr Johnson after recovery and relief story

A former Spa Woman credits Dr A M Johnson for health recovery after a long ailment. She calls from Seattle and thanks him as others flock to his offices for free consultations at 12 412 American Block Second and Madison, from 9 am to 5 pm.

A. M. Jebnson Gufferers Johneon John Johnson Madison Heures

Own your own home. It's , Read the offerings in AR WANT ADS

A compact classified note invites readers to explore Arkansas want ads for home ownership options. The teaser implies available listings and guidance for readers seeking to buy a house or property through local classifieds.

Congress Will Quit July 20 to Build Fences

Washington June 12 Congress will adjourn by July 20 as Democratic leaders foresee. After finishing the trust program the House will adjourn to let the Senate mull over the trust bills. Members rush home for reelection, while Moosers and Republicans prep political fences in every district. The President remains largely indifferent, pressing for the full trust program to be jammed through.

Congress Washington House Senate

Pioneer Dies in Tacoma Daughter of James Longmire

Mrs Melisa Rice born in a Yelm blockhouse in June 1856 died in Tacoma last night. She was the daughter of pioneer James Longmire, a well known figure. In Poland school girls are required by law to wear their hair back and tied with a brown ribbon and are forbidden jewelry or corsets until graduation.

Tacoma Melissa Rice Yelm James Longmire Poland

Wife Locked Out Sparks Courtroom Melodrama

In police court, a large militant wife accuses her husband of drunkenness and locking her out at 11:30 p.m. The meek husband denies intoxication and cites being arrested near First and Cedar. The judge imposes ten days. A longshoreman and a colorful figure named Rastus Gay also appear in separate loitering cases, with Gay fined and ordered to pay costs.

David Morgan van Ruoff Morgan Smith Sanders van Ruff Gordon Monroe “Rantus” Gay Beattia Montana Rastus Voluely Seattle Gay

Dandruffy Heads Become Hairless Scalp Cries-Chokes

An old remedy claims four ounces of ordinary liquid argon applied nightly dissolves dandruff and restores hair. The ad asserts itching stops and hair becomes silky and lustrous after three to four applications, noting liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.

Hays

Austrian-born American seeks release to return home

IS NO SOLDIER WASHINGTON June 12 The services of the state department have been enlisted to obtain the release and return to America of Andy Gurjop of Ravensdale Gurjop an Austrian is an American citizen He recently returned to his native land and was impressed into the military service there.

Washington State Department America Andy Gurjop Ravensdale Gurjop

Washington State Fair Set for North Yakima

J. E. Shannon urges attendance as the eighteenth Washington state fair prepares to run from September 21 to 26 in North Yakima. The secretary-manager says the event aims to be the greatest yet, with plans underway to attract visitors and participants.

J. E. Shannon Washington State North Yakima

Veterans hold eleventh annual Spanish War meeting in Aberdeen

Spanish War Veterans convene in Aberdeen for their eleventh annual convention after a street parade and a day of pursuit of business. The gathering marks a formal continuation of their activities with veterans from the local area in attendance.

Aberdeen

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