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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
5
An ad promotes dental plates and crowns with claims of superior quality and low prices. The notice touts exceptional facilities, guaranteed work, and a method to supply an entire new set without a plate, claiming lower costs than competitors. It ends with a bold promise of gas.
Regal Dental Offices advertises Dr L R Clark D D S manager at 1405 Third Ave NW corner Union with note to bring this ad.
The Circle department invites boys and girls not over 16 to submit pen and ink sketches. One winner will receive a dollar and have the drawing printed in next Saturday’s column. Entries must be on drawing paper with jet black ink and received by 3 PM next Friday.
A teacher narration describes Johnny tying a tin can to a stray dog and being chased by multiple dogs as a lesson in kindness. The tale emphasizes Johnny’s fear and the dogs’ retaliation to teach empathy toward animals.
Poem by Gladys Clothier describes spring flowers blooming across valleys mountains and meadows, praising their fragrance and beauty amid nature. The verse paints vivid imagery of blossoms in diverse landscapes and expresses admiration for the season.
J E Kattenfeld formerly manager of the National Socialist force union will address the Labor temple Sunday at 8 pm. He may become state secretary of the socialists in Washington per prominent party members as the state socialist convention meets at the Labor temple for a three day session.
Scout events run April to June with tennis and baseball trials at the YMCA. Merit badge tryouts, led by Walter Donahue and others, occur late this month. The Admiral's barge will be ferried from Bremerton to Seattle for drilling on Lake Washington. A 125-boy rally filled Leach Park pavilion, and Troop 11 staged an Easter week Cedar Falls trip and a Green Lake minstrel show. Misty boys hiked Kennydale to Haystack Mountain before the rally.
Seattle Alaskans plan a mammoth benefit dance on March 20 to boost the purse for the All Alaskan sweepstakes running from Nome to Candie and back. The 408 mile race will cover frozen terrain starting April 1.
Cynthia Grey answers readers on divorce remedies money effects in marriage and gift etiquette. The column covers suitability of presents for brides and questions from young people about dating age and home stead claims, with practical guidelines and examples.
The text describes a hotel offering hot and cold water and telephone in every room, 24 hour elevator service, a refined ladies parlor with a Chickering grand piano, card rooms, gentlemen's billiard and smoking rooms, a gym, marble baths with needle showers, and a barber shop. Dining on the main floor is available to guests, with a modern daylight kitchen run by a well known chef. Meals are moderately priced with discounts for steady patrons.
The Moving Picture World notes Maj Funkhouser objects to screening The Merchant of Venice fearing Jewish objections. The piece also outlines current film bills at Alhambra Melbourne Grand Colonial and more, with ratings and plots for several features and serials.
At Home Tonight the program features The Mystery Lady two reel drama The Janitor drama Mrs Pinkhurst s Proxy comedy At the Pleasant Hour Tonight American Born two reel drama The Rivals comedy Funnicus Becomes a Manicurist comedy On Sunday at the Home The Thief and the Book two reel drama Our Mutual Girl No 3 drama For Her Brother s Sake drama Sally s Flopement comedy
Rev. Albert Dahlstrom known as Heliga preacher was found guilty of violating the Mann white slave act for transporting Hd na Englund to Fresno California. He faces sentencing by Judge Neterer on Tuesday with a maximum penalty of five years.
At a Lyon building meeting the Public Ownership league passed a resolution condemning alleged interference by opponents of municipal utilities. They cite foul work aimed at removing J D Ross as superintendent of the Municipal light plant and pledge support for his public ownership program.
R. M. Galiven alias R. M. Gordon sold 106 men transport to a fictitious Bolton Wash for $2 each, promising them $2.75 a day clearing land. Justice Brown convicted him today and sentenced him to 60 days in the county jail.
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