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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
14
The article denounces rumors of a dental combine aiming to restrict practice without licenses. It explains Washington state law requires state dental board certification to practice, and defends a high quality, licensed staff with ironclad guarantees.
Blanche Slye argues John Hunt and Anne Sterling can find happiness after public stigma. She praises Hunt as heroic, notes Anne’s past fault and transformation through love, and asserts society cannot erase their bond. She contends only a truly strong pair can endure social condemnation and seek lasting happiness.
The Seattle Athletic club staged High Jinks in Dixie Land at Moore Theatre on Thursday night. The performance combined sentimental songs with quickly shifting comedy, packing the house as audiences reacted with laughter and tears in equal measure.
The first Rainier Valley Fiesta kicks off with horns and firecrackers and runs to a street dance tonight. An estimated 10 000 people are to attend with crowds arriving from rural areas and Seattle. The day features parades, four bands, a Calithumpian marching band, speakers including Mayor Gill, booths, a merry go round, drill teams, clowns, choral numbers, drums, fireworks and a closing midnight finish.
Designers in Paris create a crepe headdress called the nun's hood aimed at mourning fashion. The somber piece carries tragic significance but remains a stylish, becoming accessory for women in mourning.
Frank W Barr, first husband, and Charles M Darst, her present husband, both from Seattle, testified against Mrs Darst in the habeas corpus proceeding she instituted for custody of her 6 year old child. The child was taken from her by the Washington Children's Home Society, Judge Card has taken the case under advisement.
A Ford jitney rolled over between Mullan and Wallace Idaho, landing on its side in a river bed but not spilling its two occupants who escaped unharmed. The incident occurred in the riverbed area with no injuries reported.
The article argues that reckless driving and overzealous use of nerve energy harm machinery and people. It urges measured forethought in eating, drinking, work, and rest to prevent mental and physical strain and chronic generative diseases in middle age.
June 25 Everett reports James McDevitt 21 of Seattle faced police court as a vag. Detective English recalled the name on his discharge and arrested him. Police records then showed a forgery charge three years old against McDevitt.
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