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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
6
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepety as a rapid safe remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and gastritis. The copy claims instant relief as the product contacts the stomach and pledges easy cures for upset stomachs, sourness and headaches.
Seattle readers report benefits from a simple remedy mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and herbal components sold as Adlerika. A single dose is claimed to help stomach pain and constipation by cleansing the digestive system and ridding impurities.
Fragmented timetable notes for the Pacific North West Traction Co in Everett and Seattle. Listings show multiple times and routes with scattered figures and city names, including Westlake and Greenwood, plus notes on freight and daily operations.
Regal Dental Offices led by Dr. L R Clark offers dentistry at half price, claiming graduates perform the work and guarantee results. Ad lists $5 plates and $4 crowns from the 1405 Third Ave NW location, urging customers to bring the ad.
Olympia March 10 With four days left in the session the Oregon legislature faces a clash over road bills and a $250000 gap between governorship and house demands. Several major measures such as mothers pension, minimum wage, workers compensation amendments, and nonpartisan election law remain blocked.
A Winnipeg shoe clerk named Kiddle Mille, posing as a duke’s son, befriended members at a Seattle golf club then stole 87.50 and a gold watch. Manager Blackburn confronted him. he denied intrusion, was arrested by Constable Hennessy at Ronald station, and Captain Tennant reports Mille confessed.
Dr. Friedmann prepared to take cultures to Canada and return to New York to treat about 1,000 more patients. Government observers watched seven cases at Mount Sinai yesterday, including tuberculosis in the knee and urinary tract, with outcomes to be reported.
In Port Angeles on March 10 the barge Vashon No 2 loaded with logging gear ran aground offshore six wires west of town when the towline broke. The United States tug Srohomieh and crew toiled all night to refloat and save the vessel.
A trade item titled Vegetable Silk presents cotton like undergarments and accessories marketed as silk. The notice cites a price point at one fourth and a location at 302 People's Bank Building, Second Pike.
Hay and oat growers in Washington state meet to buy a controlling stake in the W. W. Robinson Company of Seattle and to set up warehouses in Eastern Washington. The plan aims to distribute crops directly to buyers. In St Petersburg the Grand Duke Andreas faces banishment if he does not renounce his engagement to ballet dancer Mathilde Kechessinskaja.
Helen A. DeWitt, heiress to substantial fortunes, seeks a rise in guardianship allowance from 12 000 to 20 000 yearly. Guardian says current funds cover schooling, staff, travel, and upkeep of her New York city home and Monmouth Head country estate.
L Twombly jailed in Tacoma on charges of stealing 2000 dollars worth of jewelry from Mrs. India Hines colored rooming house proprietor. He was tracked after pawning a 500 dollar diamond earrings set at Beattie Jewelry. He claimed a friend gave the jewels and confessed affection to the shy maid.
United Press dispatch from Douglas Arizona reports after a 12 hour battle Nacionalistas occupy Nacozari sixty miles north of the border. Federal garrison evacuates under a flag of truce with 121 of 171 marching to Agua Prieta. El Agua Prieta and Nogales fear keening rebel advance as refugees stream toward the border.
United Press reports Great Northern Railway orders two large steamships to aid Jim Hill in coast trade via the Panama Canal. Deal kept secret, disclosed by a rival builder who bid on engines. Possible use includes a coast distribution line from the Astoria terminal or expanding freight for the Orient.
New York report says Chicago businessman R. H. Walker stepped on chewing gum outside a downtown hotel and, after entering a cafe, discovered the gum had picked up a $100 bill from the cashier’s desk.
In San Francisco on March 10 a jury could not decide the moral status of Ethel Wain and disagreed on the case against Dr O C Jossen accused of the girl's betrayal. Foreman indicated some jurors would vote leniency but overall morality could not be reached. Prominent club women plan a second trial.
The House Ways and Means Committee weighs an income tax to raise at least $100,000,000 to replace tariff revenues. Some members push taxing incomes down to $3,000, while a majority backs $5,000 as the minimum for taxation. Ten tentative bills are drafted for consideration.
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