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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
3
At the Moore and Grand theatres, a busy week begins with the Bow en company presenting The Red Mill at the Moore, featuring Walter Welle Nell McNeil and a 50-member chorus. The Grand launches Paul Gilmore in The Boys of Company, joining a varied bill including a nine o’clock symphony concert and vaudeville acts at the Lotte.
Aberdeen March 14 Mrs M C Millman aged 68 who accompanied her daughter known as La Petite Ruth playing at the Bijou theater died suddenly yesterday after a three day illness at the Hotel Gordon. Her home was in Spokane and the remains will be taken to Seattle for burial.
Readers will attend a program featuring a instrumental and song sequence titled A in Naples with Vesuvius shown on screen. A second feature presents Entworth Veeta and Aye as two clowns and an odd dog with a novelty act. Hearn and Rutter perform singing and wooden shoe dancing. Weet and Mack appear as singing and talking comedians. The Two Johnstowns present ventriloquial entertainment with Miss Johnaston.
The Raven Drug Co. at 1416 Second Ave highlights a service model where physician prescribing is complemented by the pharmacist's compounding expertise.
A Georgetown resident credits Dr. F. W. Dickey of 204-205 People's Bank Building with curing headaches dizziness and sore neck after using his New Method Treatment for cross eyes. The German-trained specialist offers free consultations with reasonable prices and money-back satisfaction. office hours 9 am to 6 pm daily and Sundays by appointment.
The C A home furnishing fund drew many contributions totaling 116 dollars yesterday. Two women donated toward furnishing one room, bringing the day’s total to about a quarter of the needed amount. List of donors includes Mrs. On and Mone Hankia with 25, and Firends aiding the effort, lifting the running total to 2142 dollars.
March 20 examination to fill a clerk on board Kilpatrick. Applicant may also be a qualified embalmer. Salary boons per year. Prepare quickly for the exam. Contact the post office cashier or write the U S Civil Service Commissioner in Washington DC.
The Princess Royal departs Pier A at 10 p m every night except Tuesday with the best service on the route. Tickets priced to attract travelers and seaworthy vessels highlighted in promotions.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe quick fix for weight loss without diet or exercise. It claims a single case for 75 cents can demonstrate reduction on three full meals daily and urges readers to try the product from The Marmola Company of Detroit Michigan.
In a February 20 trial Detective Barbée faced assault and battery charges. The defendant Rudflen was assaulted. the defense and prosecution presented witnesses. Barbée was fined 60 dollars. costs await ruling as proceedings continue.
A Duluth doctor touts D D D treatment for eczema as a parasite driven skin cure. He cites rapid soothing relief and lasting improvement in patients, including long sufferers from West Duluth and rheumatism, with oil of wintergreen compound promoted by Quaker Drug Co.
A fragmented OCR item references a comrade Turgeon and defense personnel including Ralph and a General Edey. It mentions a Demon aw and a 46 minute deliberation. It also advertises a Champtor Gun Range offer with a free wood range.
Undeniable proof claims advertising on this page yields a $1.40 word rate across 18 lots. The note asserts measurable impact for sellers, urging continued placement and investment in space.
An early West Seattle advertisement touts lots at $150 each with $10 down and $5 monthly payments. The Star notes 18 lots sold in Day's Park add on dates March 1 and 2, listing buyers by name and lot numbers, and projects total revenue of about $2,700 for J Hepp Moon and associates.
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