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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
3
A local shop announces a two day sale on its entire new Spring stock of woolens with about 400 patterns and guarantees. Prices are slashed from 35 to 45 dollars to 18 dollars for Friday and Saturday only with a money back guarantee and fit satisfaction. The sale is at 812 Secondary next to Allen Dale's Cafe, fourth floor via elevator.
An advertisement urges readers to discard eyeglasses by using a free Optona eye wash prescription. It claims many overstate eye problems and that the remedy strengthens eyes, reducing the need for glasses. The message warns about neglect and promotes eye health to avoid lifelong dependence on glasses.
In Judge Gordon s court Mike Berry explains rheumatism keeps him up at night and offers to work in Wenatchee. Pat Riley Mulligan and others face disorderly conduct, door smashing and penalties. Antonio Per rucuto confronts his son Antonio with a stern fatherly charge.
Quick relief for coughs and colds with no opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound soothes sore throats and inflamed lungs, aids sleep, and suits children. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes in a yellow package at Bartell's Drug Stores and other druggists.
Broadway crowds Seattle praise Bailey Mitchell company for George M. Cohan musical comedy Fort y Five Minutes From Broadway at the Seattle theatre. Tickets are 50 cents nights and 25 cents matinees Thursday Saturday Sunday amid strong advance sales.
Poetry touts bridgework gold porcelain and synthetic teeth offering painless extractions and lasting results. It promises low prices and satisfaction while claiming Albany's Cut Rates as a statewide reputation in dental care.
A full program review notes Alhambra starting today with She Was Only a Working Girl a two part Nestor comedy starring Victoria Forde and John Steppling. Also featured Col Heeza Liar Shipwrecked at the Colonial and The Adventure of the Extra Baby at the Dream with Barry O Moore as Octavi us.
A two reel drama presented as part of The Great Pasadena Tournament of Roses lineup features A Robust Romeo, a comedy scene. The program lists the drama and comedy acts for a festive Pasadena event.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Halt Remedy as a convenient, ready to use tonic that darkens gray hair evenly. It claims to restore natural color, add thickness and luster, remove dandruff and stop scalp itching with regular applications.
Attorney Kerrigan marries Cleo Madison, daughter of a noted political grafter, in a high profile ceremony. The union follows Kerrigan’s defeat in a political contest connected to the graft case.
Madge Waverly navigates social snobbery at a hotel dinner with Eliene Symone and Mrs. Merton. She hides truth about meeting Eliene while venting on money worship and planning a theater outing with her husband Harry, who invites them along.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a point and breathe remedy for catarrh head colds bronchitis laryngitis or croup with no stomach dosing. It claims instant lasting relief safety ease of use and economy with money back if not benefited. The complete outfit costs one dollar at druggists.
A playful domestic exchange features a motherish line about a newborn sister and wings to heaven. Willie resists fetching a nightgown while another quips the sister might fly upstairs for her attire.
A dialogue hints at how a wife’s visible disinterest at a theatre trip with Harry can sting a husband. The adviser notes that showing boredom dampens a man’s sense of partnership and urges learning that boredom is deeply damaging to marriage.
A damaged OCR line hints at a literary fragment about the mind and sorrow. It suggests unfinished prose ending with a promise to continue tomorrow. The readable phrase references feeding on the body and mind in a somber, reflective tone.
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