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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
3
Palace Clothing Company advertises drastic discounts on suits, overcoats, and men and boys wear at 1022 24 First Avenue corner Spring. Suits priced to 6.68, shoes and furnishings slashed. pants shirts undergarments and more offered at deep discounts to clear stock.
A supplemental appropriation totaling 4,238 dollars for higher education and related items has cleared both houses. The package includes 50,000 dollars for a nautical project in Seattle and funds for first aid and other smaller items.
Eastern Washington senators spoke against Bill 386 in Olympia on March 9 arguing the fish code would force land irrigators to install screens in ditches and fish wheels at dams.
Advertisement promotes Redelsheimer's offering high quality clothing and hats at about one third of usual prices. It urges customers to save on suits underwear and goods, noting the store has moved or will move within seven years and changes location.
Basil M. Manly reports a global wheat shortage with a failing last year crop. He cites Russia France the Balkans Italy Australia and the United States as strained by cold wet conditions and war disruptions. He urges immediate planting of spring wheat to avert famine worldwide.
Denver, March 9. E. A. Brown known as the millionaire tramp has lost his wife of 20 years who traveled with him on wagon trips and camped with him across the pioneer West.
Summit Hill Pa March 9 Thomas Adams was fatally injured while digging a grave after a dynamite blast. He drilled two holes and charged them with explosives. only one exploded. Believing both had fired he jumped into the grave and the second charge exploded, hurling him into the air with debris.
Washington March 9 Miss Eliza R Hyde, 85, promoted and salary raised by 200 dollars as Comptroller Wil Mame lauds her service. He notes she has worked 52 years in the office and not missed a day due to sickness in 14 years.
Cleveland March 9 John Crew, a man living in the United States for 39 years, seeks citizenship to fight for America if war comes with Germany. Born at sea between the British Isles and New York, he longs to serve as an American citizen.
The Minnesota editorial association has indorsed the simplified spelling usages specified by the National Educational association. The list includes the forms the, thru, thero, program, catalog and peda noe.
Anna and Jenny Lofall, noted for dancing since childhood, open a private dancing school in the Van Sielen apartments, Eighth Ave near Senaca. They plan to spend the summer in the city teaching the LaFall glide after summers spent at Lafall on Hood's Canal.
This ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills as cures for poor health and fatigue. It credits iron to restore appetite, glow to cheeks, bright complexions, and strength for worn-out individuals. The copy promotes blood purifiers and stomach tonics with sarsaparilla, mandrake, dandelion, yellow dock, wild cherry, gentian and other ingredients.
RHEUMATIC PAIN EXCLAIMED RELIEVED BY ST JACOBS OIL. CLAIMS TO SOOTHE TEN der spots and provide instant relief from rheumatism sciatica and related aches. Advertises trial bottle from druggist and notes long history of use reducing soreness stiffness and swelling.
A reflective excerpt shows Mollie praising Malcolm Stuart for his recovery and generosity while questioning his motives and past. The narrator and Mollie discuss Stuart's finances, his treatment of women, and his impact on charitable work, hinting at a troubled yet principled man. The scene ends with unresolved tensions about future meetings.
Denver reports to juvenile court say two or three young Denver society women are under investigation for bootlegging. The girls allegedly operated a land-office business selling liquor to women in fashionable homes, with cases headed for juvenile or county court.
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