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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
5
The article notes a judge's widow receiving a commemorative designation reflecting her late spouse's service. Local officials and community groups coordinated the tribute, highlighting ongoing legal community ties and public recognition of the judge's impact.
Advertises painless dental services including fillings crowns and extractions in Seattle. Promises the lowest prices for high class work with special deals like a $10 gold crown for $4 and $10 never slip plates for $5. Claims a guarantee on every receipted bill.
A brief notice from Dr L R Clark O D S, manager, located at 1605 Third Ave N W near Union, instructs readers to bring this act with them. The fragment outlines organizational contact and a reminder.
Winnie Lee writes to her sister's fiancé about making a home suitable and comfortable. She urges balance between practicality and warm personal touches, arguing a cheerful, individualized setting enhances hospitality and married life.
A reader asks about legality of remarriage after disputed divorces and annulments, and a man’s remarriage after a wife with two living spouses. Miss Grey explains that remarriage waits until previous marriages are annulled. both parties may wed after official annulment.
An ad lists complexion tips and products including magatone for pore care and blemish reduction, a witch hazel rinse, and a massage routine for all-day hold. It also promotes Mothers Shampoo claimed to remove dandruff and parasites, refresh and beautify the scalp for fluffy, glossy hair.
The Star invites letters from June brides on happiness in marriage in response to a June Bride Rules request. Readers may submit ten concise rules to win a $5 carving set or cleavers and kitchen tools, with brevity rewarded and eligibility extended to all married women.
Readers discuss hosting a party for eight friends with outdoor options and simple foods. Mina Grey explains left handedness may be inherited and encourages teaching both hands. A reader asks about cleaning a white coat with magnesia and care tips. An American asks about nationality versus citizenship and is answered.
Fire Marshal Bringhurst and Assistant Superintendent Hooker draft ordinance for council to implement Councilman Griffiths exit tests after each show. The measure also requires a Standing Room Only sign to be displayed publicly when all seats are filled.
Advert shows muslin underwear at 95 cents with gowns camisoles and petticoats also priced at 95c. Splendid cambric skirts feature scalloped narrow edge and embroidered front panel.
Carrie Catt, president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, told 1,000 delegates from 28 countries at the seventh annual convention in Nucapest that New York will grant women the vote in 1915 and Massachusetts may follow soon, with other New England states likely to join. The American fight for suffrage appears near victory.
The board approves a plan moving high school pupils for next year due to overcrowding at Lincoln high. First and second year pupils from Madrona Walla Walla Longfellow Minor Pacific Washington move to Franklin instead of Broadway. Ravenna University Heights Latona districts send first and second and third year pupils to Broadway. Central district pupils may choose Queen Anne or Franklin high schools. Ballard pupils at Lincoln shift to Queen Anne except seniors. Ross and West Woodland districts send first and second year pupils to Queen Anne.
Real estate men gathered at noon at the Arctic club for a final rally before summer vacation. Principal address by R. W. Hill on How's Real Estate. J. W. Rogers of Winnipeg explained goals of the upcoming convention, meeting in late July.
The University of Washington held its commencement in the college auditorium on Wednesday before a large audience. Degrees and diplomas were awarded to 260 students, with 15 receiving prizes and scholarships. Bishop Keator delivered the commencement address, and President T F Kane presented the diplomas.
In Washington on June 19 the smart set notes a shift as Mrs. Preston Gibson debuts a cubist gown of black and white scrolly silk with red and black checkerboard trimming. It drapes to the ankles with cubist puffings to the waist, paired with a matching black and white hat. A red feather was broken to finish the look.
Howard Wells Parish, Star circulation manager, marries Kathleen Grover at St Luke's. Couple honeymoon in Vancouver. A joint Fourth of July parish picnic at Madison Park will feature athletics, a baby show, and an address by District Attorney J J Sullivan to raise funds to cut parish debts.
A compact sale list notes low prices and easy terms across items with prices listed as .89.00 .87.00 5.25 2.25 10.50 3.25, indicating discounted or promotional pricing. The fragment suggests a catalog or advertisement from a historical paper.
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