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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1916
Page
5
A persuasive ad urging readers to treat eye strain by using Optona tablets with warm water as an eye bath. It claims the remedy can clear inflammation and improve vision, warning that neglect can lead to blindness and endorsing prompt use at drugstores.
Alice testifies about loans and furnishings charged to Harvey. The prosecutor omits Harvey's name, and the cross examination reveals motives, romance, and a verdict that sends the witness to a year in reform school before parole. The tale ends with the narrator seeking guidance as the case continues.
The German and Irish societies of Beattle plan a St Patrick's Day program at the Hippodrome Friday night. After speeches and music, everyone will dance. Walter J. Briggs will speak on The Relations of Germany and Ireland.
Charles E rwin a carpenter and builder by trade and resident of 2212 56th Ave is named to succeed Erastus Rain Erd on the park board after Rain Erd's resignation. Erwin is noted as prominent in organized labor circles.
The Provisional President of Mexico denounces U S intervention after Villa raid into American territory. He asserts Mexico will defend sovereignty and seeks a peaceful resolution while warning against international conflict. The message condemns press incitement and calls for dignity and decorum.
Edwin J. Brown reflects that Seattle voters backed a principled platform with over 23,000 votes. He argues for public ownership of utilities, a city hospital, a department of efficiency, and home rule to curb graft and corruption. He pledges to continue fighting for civic reforms and promises more analysis next week.
In Roville California on March 13 Gertrude Lamson testified as the trial of Rev Madison Slaughter entered its second week. Slaughter, accused of attacking or reaching, faced church members after a Sunday sermon about judging deeds over words. Women formed a skirted barrier around his automobile as photographers clashed with his remarks.
A diplomatic note from the Mexican government asserts that past incidents show armed incursions into Sonora and Chihuahua by US based bands. It states Mexico will defend sovereignty and that any US action must be reciprocated, insisting Mexican forces may pursue Villa and deliver him to Mexican authorities if necessary.
An old advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatic pain and aching joints. It claims instant relief and skin safety, urging readers to obtain a small trial bottle at drug stores and noting widespread past success for rheumatism and related ailments.
An advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home method to darken gray hair. It promises gradual, natural looking results with repeated use and cautions it is a cosmetic, not a medical treatment.
Paris reports German losses in Verdun’s first three weeks reach 200 000 as German troops assault Fort De Vaux. French observers describe costly attacks with troops climbing steep slopes in human pyramids and the fort holding firm amid brutal shelling.
Carl W. Ackerman reports in Leipsig that German merchants seek a firmer submarining stance to avoid breaking with America. At the large trade exposition local business interests press for a tougher policy, arguing that Washington reports mischaracterize events.
Supreme Court clears county action to buy the Willows farm near Kirkland for 113000. The 423 acre property, offered by C D Stimson, was set for installment purchase. Chamber opposed the deal citing general agriculture concerns but believed price was high. supporters say ownership would save thousands yearly.
Bon Marche showcases its annual spring style review featuring frills, laces, and millinery to attract feminine shoppers. A steady Monday rush formed before the display windows, and the exhibition continues through Wednesday night.
London dispatch reports Teddy Slingsby a ninth child failed to prove heirship to the Slingsby fortune. The appeal court reversed a lower ruling, declaring he is not the legitimate son of Chas Henry Reynard Slingsby and Mrs Dorothy Morgan Warner Slingsby of San Francisco, thus forfeiting any claim to the Rev Chas Slingsby estate.
Auto thieves fled with a car driven by Norwood Brockett on Saturday night but abandoned the prize when it sank into mud beside a flooded area near Renton Junction. Brockett reported the theft and the scene.
Nogales Sonora March 13 four pieces of artillery were found in hills on the Mexican side. In response several guns were positioned on the American side. General Carlos Carranza commander at Nogales warned he would fight U S troops if Carranza ordered it.
An old style advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims coated tongues signal buildup and promises quick relief from constipation without griping, urging readers to buy a 50-cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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