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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
5
Miss Maybelle Mortimer writes from Paris on March 15 about designers overemphasizing the sash trend. The item describes frocks with trims and tunics featuring straight narrow skirts, satin waist fronts, and elaborate sashes tied in back, marking a notable fashion feature of the period.
Dr L R Clark BD D 8 manager at 1405 Third Ave NW corner Union issues a notice asking readers to bring this advertisement.
Letter from Cynthia Grey notes many readers lack names or addresses. She urges use of stamped self addressed envelopes to ensure prompt replies.
A clipped notice urges three thousand socialists to read and act on a call associated with Pike. The fragmentary text hints at political organizing without fuller context or dates.
A vintage advice column features readers asking about engagement with an unfaithful fiancée, youth marriage age, reforming peers, and handling a love interest with warnings about quick marriages. Miss Grey counsels on character, timing, and personal growth while guiding readers to prudent choices and self-improvement.
An advertisement asserts Stops Falling Hair Hall's Hair Renewer will stop hair loss and guarantee satisfaction, promising clear results and reliability with confident language.
A Seattle listing describes elevator enclosures fire escapes iron and wire window guards folding gates and fencing for the property at 2443 Irving Street. The notice outlines metalwork features and safety devices installed or offered for installation.
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as instant relief for itching, burning, and skin eruptions with rapid healing. It claims doctors have prescribed it for eighteen years and offers samples via Department 95S, Rhesthol, Baltimore, Md. for fifty cents to one dollar.
Morning routines show thousands of workers toiling long apprenticeships with low pay. The ad promotes Practical Technical Ads for men to train as high grade electricians at home with flexible day or night classes and improved career prospects. Call or write for particulars.
A promotional notice claims the device improves overall health, strengthens heart and lungs, and relieves aches. It advertises free trials at 833-4 Arcade and cites daily letters of commendation.
Caroline Coe shares a St Patrick’s Day dinner plan for home entertaining. Story includes nationality pride, a Shamrock Hunt for children, a themed table setting with green decorations, and a sample menu featuring Cream of Spinach Soup Pork Tenderloin Peas and Green Grape Salad with mint jelly and green desserts.
A Y W C A worker attributes Seattle wage issues to lack of training. She notes 100 job openings in September 1912 could not be filled due to inexperience among girls seeking work. Emphasizes training as the solution to raise wages and meet employer demand.
Mise Marie Caffray a Duwamish school teacher who quarreled with the principal over a plane purchase was discharged and will seek a hearing in the courts. The supreme court reversed a ruling that the case was finally disposed of when the school board refused reinstatement.
State Insurance Commissioner H. Fishback must appear in court on March 21 to show cause why he should not be enjoined from initiating civil and criminal prosecutions of the Globe Casket and Undertaking Co. The company, alleged to be not an insurance company, offers funeral guarantees to patrons for a small fee.
Dr A W Leonard will preach at First Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday March 16 with morning service at 11:00 on Christ's Triumphal Entrance Into Jerusalem and evening at 7:30 on The Danger Zone. Special Palm Sunday music and an organ recital by Prof Donley. Seventh Avenue and Marion Street.
The Pacific Northwest Traction company lists Everett to Seattle and Seattle to Everett train times with multiple daily departures. Ticket offices are noted near Westlake in Seattle and at Eighty-fifth and Greenwood. The notice also mentions station details and expresses sadness over a local departure.
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