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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
3
A sensational painting named Stella drew attention at the Panama Pacific Exposition. Created by Napoleon Nini, the work reportedly fetched 182000 dollars from wartime visitors, later hanging in Chicago before being destroyed by fire.
The piece records a Washington dispatch quoting a UPI representative arguing Americans should avoid entering WWI while preserving self respect. It notes calls for public debates with Fitzgerald and Gill on campaign issues and their records, and outlines plans for speaking events in Ballard Dreamland Princess Theatre and Dreamland.
Editor Edwin J. Brown launches a broadside against rival Ballard candidate C R Fitzgerald. Brown accuses campaign tricks, cites a Japanese apprentice who aided his practice, and urges voters to meet him Monday for debate while stressing local issues and ballot access.
Thomas H. Nudd, 71, of Hampton Beach New Hampshire suffered a broken neck 14 years ago. He has regained use of his body and limbs without surgery though his head remains bent forward.
A nurse confesses her unhappiness and hidden love for a patient after sharing memories of tending a rich, injured youth. She recalls a past case where her affection grew, culminating in a tender kiss as the patient invited closeness before the story ends.
An advertisement promotes NOW-DOC PORE TREATMENT promising relief for skin disease pleurisy neuralgia and nasal catarrh. It claims stimulation of pore action relieves rheumatism stops colds and improves complexion by rubbing along spine neck and feet with instructions to apply and absorb in both small and large druggists.
Twenty five years after her parents opposed the match Lillian Nesser married Levi Clifford in Denver. The couple’s journey included world travel and a prior marriage for Nesser to a younger man. The widow’s hair is white as is her second husband’s.
New York March 3 A naval consulting board member Frank Sprague said many U S Navy officers are too young for their duties and warned the fleet is short of submarines and torpedo boat destroyers after a month aboard the Atlantic fleet.
An advertisement extols Tiz as a remedy that comforts chafed feet by drawing out soreness and reduces pain from corns calluses and bunions. It promises instant relief, stating no more shoe tightness or foot torture and urges readers to ask for the brand Tiz only.
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