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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
6
A Daily Star feature from Copenhagen on March 9 reports Denmark's farmers, despite poor soil and climate, have become Europe’s wealthiest per capita through cooperation. Eggs bear the farmer’s name and cooperative brand, with strict inspection ensuring quality.
A home recipe using sugar, water, and a pint bottle of syrup claims to yield cough medicine as effective as $2.50 store brands. The note touts pine and Danish butter quality, linking cooperative Danish dairy success to national virtue, and hints at future travel by The Star globe trotters into Germany.
An early 20th century style note promotes home weight loss through a simple mix of Marmela, Platt Caer, and mint water taken after meals and at night. It warns against patent remedies as unsafe or ineffective and argues that natural blends cleanse the system while producing rapid fat loss.
City Comptroller Bothwell suggests offering the $400,000 Beattie bond issue to local citizens in small bonds. He notes Seattle's high East credit but argues local absorption would keep interest payments in Beattie.
The steamers Alameda and Jefferson carried 405 passengers and a record cargo of freight and departed last night for the North. Aboard were many miners heading into the interior, with many bound for the Iditarod.
At the theatres Moore Edward Terry performs in rep repertoire while Seattle offers Strongheart and My Uncle From Japan. Alhambra presents The Devil, Orpheum and Majestic run vaudeville, Pantages features vaudeville, 4 Star showcases Bashful Venus.
Local market prices for butter and eggs show average levels with fluctuations. Fresh and storage butter are listed with varying quotations. price entries reference regional commodities and general market trends for the period.
An advertising notice touts the Gatlin Institute in Seattle as a three day treatment to eradicate all appetite for liquor. It claims no injections or drugs, guarantees full satisfaction or no fee, and offers contracts to end craving and nervousness. Located at 434 Queen Anne Ave Seattle WA, with contact numbers Queen Anne 2249 and Ind 7193.
In Chehalis Easter Sunday services the feminine congregation may not wear the latest spring millinery during worship. In White Salmon Elsie McCullough, a school teacher, was lost in snow and dense timber but found exhausted hours later. Olympia warns employment agencies and mills that false statements to workers will be charged as misdemeanors. Wall Walla hosts a four prize piano contest worth 100 dollars each. A. J. Wolsey recounts a long history of mishaps and illnesses since age fourteen. Olympia reports the King County court ruling that a lien cannot be placed on material supplied to a building without notice.
Mary P. Logan former Seattle resident and Oregon pioneer descendant died yesterday in Salem Oregon. Her father Daniel Waldo helped settle the Willamette Valley farm donated to him. She leaves a nephew and a niece.
J C Norman, after more than eight years at Dexter Horton National Bank, is promoted to assistant cashier, succeeding Guy F Clark who becomes cashier at the National Bank of Commerce.
The Seattle Master Printers Association, of which H C Pigott is president, honored him last night with a handsome gold watch and chain as a token of appreciation for his work in stalling the costs system in local shops.
In the New York American Mac Martyn claims a genuine remedy for hair and scalp troubles is found. A simple canthros shampoo cleanses, dries quickly, and leaves hair glossy and easy to manage. The cost is low and widely approved by users.
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