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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references dates and names in a local notice context. Key entities such as Rh ie Do and VINS days appear amid unclear lines. The passage hints at events and exams but lacks coherent details or complete actions.
Mare Bsoutar and Dura of the Washing ROR Abstract and Guarantees Co were united in marriage at the Ka Pehna Methodist Protestant Church by Rev. S.C. Henuinger.
An old classified-style ad touts ladies suits made to order at 25 and 28 dollars. It promotes Dr L R Clark and Dr D Do and claims guaranteed fit and workmanship, personal attention, and low prices on plates and gold crowns with emphasis on quality and volume of business.
Regal Dental Offices at 1406 Third Ave N W Corner Union issue an act for patients to bring this notice and act to the appointment. The notice stresses presenting the document at visit time.
The Star invites June brides to submit 10 rules for happiness in the household by next Wednesday. A married woman with four years’ experience claims happiness comes from pleasing his palate, offering a glimpse into the contest’s prize of a $5 carving set or kitchen tools.
The list highlights showings at Meoore Kirk Metropolitan Raymond Hitchcock in The Red Widow. Seattle features The County Chairman at the Orpheum Vaudeville and various venues. Pantages Grand and Clemmer Photoplays plus Melbourne Alhambra Photoplays present vaudeville and motion pictures.
In Springfield on June 21 a famed four woman lobby backed by L O'Neill Browne urged passage of the equal suffrage bill. Mrs Grace Trout, Mrs Elizabeth Booth, Mrs Antoinette Funk and Mrs Joseph Medill McCormick led a card index backed campaign with Browne praising the brainpower and organization that carried the measure through the Illinois legislature.
A long reader letters column features advice from Miss Grey on modern flirtation double standards and respecting women. Topics include enduring conventional judgments, heartbreak, and guidance for young couples amid social pressures. The page also includes reader questions on wrinkles hair care rose bead recipes and a Porto Rican straw hat ad.
The page lists cinema programs at multiple theaters with titles and reels in English, plus a long handbill of wholesale and retail buying prices for fruits, vegetables, meats, and provisions. It also notes a Seattle osteopath delegation heading to a national convention and reports the steamship Humboldt sailing to Southeast Alaska.
Springfield Missouri June 20 Professor J Turner Morner of Purdy and his daughter Miss Ioa May Horner were among graduates in Drury College's forty second class. The father joined the senior class last fall to finish degree requirements while his daughter completed her final year.
Nashville June 21 The College of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South rejected Andrew Carnegie’s $1,000,000 gift after a stormy session saying the church could not afford to be dishonored by complying with the donation terms already met by the trustees. The board’s action was vetoed.
The Walters union rejects reports of any strike during the Potlatch. Local 239 financial secretary Ed Levi says no strike was planned and praises longstanding harmony between the union and hotel employers.
Rev. Horace C. Mason of Seattle was awarded a doctor of divinity degree by Whitman College trustees during this week’s commencement. Mason has led University Congregational Church for ten years and serves on the Washington Congregational Conference board.
The American Medical Journal reports the Bake Oven as a specific for rheumatism and suggests directing patients to institutions offering the treatment. Dr Loughney notes a price cut to one dollar per treatment for a limited enrollment period and advertises his offices in the People's Savings Bank Building with free consultations.
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