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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
6
A boy crafts a barometer from an old picture frame three darning needles and three tin strips. A twisted tube supports three loose ends each with a card marked WET on one side and DRY on the other. Set in dry weather and watch humidity tilt the card to show WET when rain approaches.
County Clerk Fred Baldwin was locked inside a steel vault in the courthouse and could not be heard. After an hour with guards shouting through the door, a call to Salina provided the combination and Baldwin was freed.
A dramatic exchange unfolds with Hildegarde Marah mailow pleading for mercy as Chauncey Cheesing ton confronts a plotting villain. The hero remains the lone option amid taunts and threats.
Gov. Lister signed the lazy husband act and a fake advertising prohibition in Olympia. The 90 day clock begins from yesterday, delaying immediate effects while allowing potential referendum. The act requires willfully nonsupporting husbands to work for the county with earnings paid to their dependents.
Attorney Herbert Myers argues the Meadows grandstand crash that killed one and injured 207 on May 17 was an act of God. Turpin's trial began in Judge Dykeman's court with the defense noting the incident followed a camera encounter. In other notes Hearst interests shift toward literature as Gould funds $200,000 in bonds for International Magazine.
An applicant explains limited schooling but cites practical skills in beadwork and clay modeling. The dialogue suggests adaptability in job seeking and a preference for hands on craft work over formal study. The tone mirrors a bygone educational column.
Advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine 25 to 26 cents as a cure for falling hair and dandruff. Claims scalp relief, revived luster, and new hair growth after several weeks, urging purchase from drug stores or toilet counters.
Bremerton March 7 The battleship Oregon now in a new drydock is out of commission and her crew will be reassigned to reserve fleet ships. The Oregon will stay inactive until repairs for Panama Canal work are completed. Officials deny plans to sell the vessel.
Mrs O H P Kelmont a society matron tells the Wager committee white slavers lurk near night courts to prey on released girls including factory strikers She urges appointing women officers She describes attending a night court where girls facing dismissal were observed surrounded by suspected white slave traffic agents The report notes a controversial remark about electing officers and a quip about repeating violence in Mexico
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