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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
6
Advertises a contest to count piano keys and mail the answer for free sheet music and a prize, promising a valuable pie called The Middleman's Prof. Readers are urged to mail name and address for a free premium.
Swift reports that many people are benefiting from a simple buckthorn bark mixture advertised as a quick remedy for sour stomach and constipation. A single dose is said to antisepticize the digestive organs and draw out impurities. National Piano Mfrs. noted in the advertisement.
A London schoolboy essay criticizes U S presidents as great talkers in films. A chemistry tip mentions cleaning grease with ammonia water and fuller's earth. Seattle police search for Dr W Hutchon, last seen in citizen’s clothes near Fort Scott. Dreamland hosts a dance tonight at 8.
In Olympia on March 13 progressives forced the Senate rules committee to place the mothers pension bill on the calendar. The measure provides 15 dollars monthly for needy mothers with one child and 5 dollars for each additional child under 15, with administration by juvenile court authorities. The bill passed the Senate and House amid threats of filibuster and opposition from Republicans, while other measures faced blocking actions.
Custom suits and skirts made from your own fabric with fit and work guaranteed. Contact N. Y. T. Tailoring Co at 861 Union St, Main 5976, for tailoring services and material usage.
A state Immigration Commission organized to aid landed immigrants with English, citizenship lessons, and employment guidance. Led by Seattle figures with Daughters of the Revolution and local women’s clubs, headquarters in New York block. Prof. J K Hart of the University of Washington named state chairman.
Brigadier Robert Dubbin travels to Salem Oregon to escort Miss Booth for her first Northern Pacific coast lecture. She speaks at Moore theatre Sunday at 3 PM with reserved seating at the box office. A 2500 foot film and 100 color productions depict Gen Hoath’s life across his career.
Ed Schmidt and Ole Sveen quarrelled with His Honor after being arrested for fighting on Washington street. The two men admitted guilt to the charge of drunkenness and were released when the judge warned them to quit trying to get arrested.
BELOIT Wis March 13. H B Robinson aged 81 the oldest carrier in the local office has been a rural mail carrier for twelve and a half years. His route was 27 miles long for six years and 211% miles in the last aid. He estimates he has traversed 90000 miles in his duties based on 200 days per year.
In St Fargean slum quarters one doctor serves 17 722 residents while the luxe de l Europe quarter has one doctor for every 94 inhabitants according to the health office.
Olympia reports that a Hastings bill passed by the senate would require trading stamp companies to pay a $6,000 annual fee in every county they operate. The measure aims to curb the stamp business and is framed as a financial tightening.
Dr. L. R. Clark D. D. S. Saeed advertise dental services at 1405 Third Ave NW Cor TM Unio. Note indicates an ad fragment with partial address and unclear branding.
A health advertisement promoting Try New Life as a remedy for fatigue pain, rheumatism, back trouble, Sciatica, kidney issues, and indigestion. It claims rapid relief without drugging, improves circulation, and boosts digestion while offering a free trial at 812 First Ave via Hamilton Beach Sales Co.
A vintage advertising copy touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight remedy for bilious headaches and stomach disorders. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels, sweetens the stomach, and leaves the head clear, appealing to both adults and children for easy nightly use.
A store promoting Hallet & Davis Pianos and Player Pianos as the worldwide choice of leading artists. The shop acts as the factory distributing house for this section, offering instruments at prices from 195 to 275 dollars on easy terms.
Friday evening saw large crowds at the bie tok near Til East Ping along the roadway high school. Mrs Roller supervises the rink noted for its top quality skating in the Northwest. Ladies are admitted and provided with skates on Monday and Friday nights for a healthful pastime.
A home made cough remedy uses Pinex plus sugar syrup to make a pint for family use. The formula combines granulated sugar, warm water, Pinex, and yields a pleasant tasting syrup claimed to relieve coughs within 24 hours with a money back guarantee.
In Olympia on March 14 the Washington house approved a minimum wage bill for women after a late session. It creates a five member industrial welfare commission to set fair wages. A separate proposal for 1.25 per day was not adopted due to constitutional doubts.
The sophomore iris' club at the university announced on Wednesday that men may escort individual members of the class to the annual picnic. Earlier the club had demanded a mass escort, but after a display of indifference from male members the girls consented to individual escorts for the event.
Mise Lula Hubbard, a contralto soloist, died after bursting an artery while reaching a high note during a performance at Stamford Methodist Church. The incident occurred in Greenwich on March 13 as Hubbard sang.
The text reports a $15,000 back pension approved by the last Congress for the children of Civil War veteran Maj. David P. Hancock, who died in 1880. Corporal H. D. Hancock of the U.S. Marine recruiting station in Washington received a letter confirming the payment, covering $25 per month for the widow and $2 per month for each child.
In Olympia on March 13 the senate added 426,321 to the current budget, lifting the session total to 10,000,000. If the governor’s vetoes are upheld by the house, about 600,000 will be subtracted from the total.
County commissioners announce a $200 reward for the arrest and conviction of criminals involved in a wave of hold-ups burglaries and chicken thefts in the district north of the city. A separate $500 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of Henry Wallace’s murderer, who was shot during a holdup in January.
Paris reports many National Assembly members oppose naming a new cigarette brand after President Poincare. Officials may halt the plan.
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