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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1914
Page
5
An advertisement extols TIZ for sore tired feet claiming instant relief from aches corns callouses blisters and bunions. It promises restful comfort for hardworking dancers and walkers and urges readers to buy a box from druggists or department stores to end foot tortures.
The Union Theatre in Seattle presents twelve first-run reels on a regular weekly program with no exceptions. Audiences are promised never-before-seen in Seattle shows each Bundy and Friday, with admission pricing noted.
Leave Colman Dock Sunday service times 2:30 PM and 6:30 PM listed with 30 cent fare for round trip. Timetable subject to change without notice.
A reader asks about chasing an older woman while battling drinking habits and losing contact after she moves for work. Cynthia Grey advises honesty, self-improvement, and keeping promises, while avoiding rash vows and focusing on personal integrity.
Seattle Hive No. 8 of the Ladies of the Maccabees plans a wicier party in the Bon Marche tea room on Tuesday inviting members and guests to enjoy themed refreshments and social time in the store setting.
Charles W. Post, cereal magnate, was flown from Santa Barbara to Rochester for an appendicitis operation. His condition was listed critical with bulletins sent nationwide. Surgeons at Mayo Brothers hospital prepared for surgery, but the ailment proved not to be appendicitis.
Dr L R Clark D D S touts Regal Dentist as offering painless methods, modern facilities, and latest appliances. The ad highlights Regular Extra Heavy $10 gold crowns and Regular $10 Never Slip Plate with guaranteed results and popular prices, claiming excellence beyond ordinary clinics. WE GIVE GAS.
Regal Dental Offices under Dr. L R Clark D D S manager at 1405 Third Ave NW near Union advertises bring Thies Act with you in the notice.
The Seattle Day Nursery expands to offer a Seattle Night Nursery at Broadway and Alder. A large second floor room holds white beds with warm blankets where a kind motherly nurse will care for babies for night shifts.
Reports from Madrid on March 7 indicate several ringleaders of Portugal's recent semi-revolutionary outbreak were executed, with details forthcoming.
An early 20th century ad promotes Humphreys Seventy Seven for flu like symptoms. It claims quick relief from headache sore throat sleepless nights and aching bones. Available in two sizes 25 cents and one dollar from druggists or by mail from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co New York.
Portland dispatch reports Chief Clark ordering an exhaustive inquiry into Patrolman Chas H Hewiston amid a case alleging he aided a girl’s delinquency by letting Robert B Walker shelter her at their apartment for two days. Hewiston suspended. Deputy DA Deitch accuses Lola G Baldwin of withholding evidence and shifting the case to juvenile court, complicating Walker's grave charge. The girl told her mother she thought it was acceptable to stay when a policeman was present.
Vienna reports moderate Balkan weather allowing troop movement. Turkish forces began marching toward the Greek frontier with speculation that the Sultan plans an early attempt to regain ground lost in the recent war.
The Alaska Steamship Co. seeks John Kuhn and his son H Kuhn, booked for passage on the Northwestern sailing March 10 from here to Wrangel. The company has learned of the death of the wife and mother in Buffalo New York and was asked to notify the family.
Water will be shut off tomorrow Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fifth Avenue to Eighth Avenue S and from Spokane Avenue to Henrietta Street, plus on Eighth Avenue S to Duwamish Avenue from Spokane Avenue to Juneau Street.
Attorneys for Amy George and the Lyon Building Co. announce a record out of court settlement of 13000 for the death of Judge Robert R. George crushed in an elevator at the Lyon building on September 10, 1913.
Large crowds gathered at the Owl drugstore on Pike and Third to learn about Akoz the radioactive medicinal mineral by John D Mackenzie of San Francisco. The promoter touted cures for rheumatism stomach trouble eczema ulcers and more and listed California testimonials including Rear Admiral Thomas Phelps and Senator August Muenter. The Akos men remained at the store and Seattle hotel over several weeks to explain and promote the product.
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