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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
5
Honest dentists with established reputations offer superior workmanship at one quarter to one half the usual charges. They invite prospective patients to discuss planned work, promising cost savings and helpful suggestions while explaining their value-driven pricing.
An advertisement for Dr L R Clark D D S lists the office at 1406 Third Ave NW at the corner of Union and asks readers to bring the ad.
A Star feature invites married women to advise June brides with general conduct pointers. Cynthia Grey notes brides to be seek guidance and promises a prize of a $5 carving set or a $5 cleaver set for the best letter or rules. Contest opens now and closes June 25.
A nurseplaint of teen dating and late returns leads Miss Grey to advise on staying safe while socializing. Readers seek guidance on personal appearance, work options, and handling unwanted correspondence with emphasis on self reliance and sensible choices.
A 15 year old asks Miss Grey if she may write to a boy friend while away this summer. The advisor says it is proper to correspond with a boyfriend as with a girl friend as long as no content would bring shame if seen by others.
Winnie writes to her future brother in law arguing about the blame for a wife's elopement. She suggests society is unsettled by such acts and that both husband and wife have responsibilities. The piece muses on affection, boredom, and magnetism in marriages.
Councilman Griffiths introduces Griffithe bill to ban sale of seruma and patent cures while health department may accept or reject Damourette tuberculosis serum. Dr Damourette offers serum formula to Seattle through Health Commissioner Crichton. penalties apply if cures are sold without approval.
Woolley C B Woolley former Renton branch manager of Union Savings and Trust Co was acquitted of grand larceny by a jury in Judge Ronalds court after six minutes of deliberation. Prosecution said he took 42000 from the bank while manager. Woolley claimed the funds were loaned to Orillia Mill Co and that he earned 400 monthly interest at arrest.
The Alaska Coast company steamship Yukon, wrecked on reefs off Sanakal and bound for Goodnews Bay in the Bering Sea, is expected to be a total loss, according to C. W. Wiley, manager of the company. The vessel struck the reefs on June 11.
Train and freight schedule fragments from Fyres Transfer Co and Pacific Northwest Traction show departures to Seattle and Everett with multiple daily times. Entries include office address 114 Jackson St and references to Greenwood, Drug Store, and freight leaves around 6:00 p m daily.
A severe electrical storm caused heavy damage across the region. Andrew Metzger was killed and Mrs. Fred Heldtke seriously injured in Ohio. In Marion a man died and four were injured by lightning, with homes damaged and livestock killed in Wyandotte county. The fruit crop was ruined across the area.
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