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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
3
The article guides home gardeners on soil preparation between June 1 and July 1, emphasizing spading to a depth of about a foot and integrating manure or fertilizer. It favors well rotted manure, urges deep digging, and cautions against spading when soil is too wet. It aims to share essential, practical steps for a successful backyard crop.
The article urges breaking up lumps and pulverizing soil at the start, using straw manure for texture, lime to aid drainage, and careful bed shaping to prevent water pooling. It notes sandy soils need more organic matter and warns against compacted soil rotting roots. It also advises choosing whatever seed is available locally.
Aimed at parents, the ad recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the ideal gentle laxative for children. It touts no opiate or narcotic drugs, pleasant taste, and safe, mild action. Free trial bottles offered by Dr W B Caldwell in Monticelle.
Edmonds reports Leslie Craig age 19 drowned in Puget Sound after a rowboat companion rocked the craft causing it to upset. The incident occurred Tuesday with Craig among the four in the boat.
New York report credits Nationalist leader T. P. O'Connor with settling the coal passers strike on the Liverpool docks. He acted for employers and agreed a shilling extra per day so the men could buy beer, ending the labor dispute.
After completing a renowned fountain she planned a tour to Europe last fall to aid French soldiers by organizing a flying hospital. The act linked her art fame with humanitarian effort overseas.
Picture week at Colonial features Telstoi's Kreutzer Sonata led by Nance O Neil and Theda Bara with William Shay. other houses present Lost Lord Lovell at Class A with Dorothy Gish, plus war reels, mysteries, and comedies across Moore Clemmer Grand and Liberty.
President Woodrow Wilson released a new book titled When a Man Comes to Himself in New York. The volume praises an unnamed millionaire philanthropist and critiques the display of wealth. Wilson argues that great industrial captains should not be consumed by ostentation or idle wealth.
Eather Gatzloff, 11, escaped a man who seized her on a dark street and hid in a furniture van for two nights out of fright. Police investigated the incident in Portland on March 17.
Toledo report says Fred Strange and S. F. Kerr are under arrest for counterfeiting nickels in the composing room of the Van Wert Bulletin daily newspaper on March 17.
George Adama fought Constable J Ed Shrewa Tuesday before being subdued and taken to police headquarters. Adama is charged with resisting an officer after Shrewaury claims Adama blocked a search at Progress house 807 Lane. An inquest into Jack Sedman, wanted for third degree assault, is noted.
The Elders Sanitarium in St. Joseph Missouri offers a free book on ending the tobacco habit. It claims results in one to five days at home and reports long-time users achieving complete success and health gains. The method bans all forms of tobacco and is available by mailing name and address.
Margie laments illness delaying her joy as she faces worries about her baby and marriage. She fears loss of control, recalls Eleanor Fairlow’s cold reaction, and wonders about her husband Dick and their future as she awaits follow up. The entry ends with a cliffhanger, promising continuation tomorrow.
A brief entry notes a value described as 400 at 26 dollars and two dimes. It presents a late nineteenth or early twentieth century pricing notation with compact figures. The fragment implies a financial or quantity record without context or names.
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