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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative for constipation indigestion and liver discomfort. It promises quick relief from headache dizziness fatigue and bowel issues and urges parents to buy for children as a gentle cleansing remedy.
A heated exchange from New York responds to Three Bachelors with a call for respect toward women and an end to street car smoking. A widow offers a personal appeal about love, support, and a child, highlighting social pressures and public conduct.
An advice column touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a quick fix for pimples and blemishes by purifying the blood rather than topical treatments. It claims rapid results, with boosts to complexion and overall health, noting doctors prescribe the product and mentioning 50 cent pricing.
The item list includes Klos fit Silx Petticoats with back closures and glove fasteners, Jersey top style with full elastic and accordion pleated underlay, and messaline tops with bias ruffie under flounces. Four styles offered in new colors priced at $5.75. Second Floor.
A display of neckwear on the first floor features jabots of net and shadow lace in cream white and blue. Some are trimmed with silk some with buttons with one model in plain net and a small satin bow priced at 50 cents.
Advertisement notes fine chambray gingham or ripplette petticoats with a tailored flounce in blue black pink or raven, white stripes, priced at 1.25. High quality ripplette and chambray used in plain pink or blue petticoats and a white stripe model with cable net. Finished with a tailored bottom band and small ruffle underlays. price 1.50.
Advertisement from Chicago News offers a nicely furnished modern room in a private family home at 146 Bank Street. The listing emphasizes monthly rent and heating in a steam heated residence.
A New York story notes a woman calling herself Jane Doe in a Fifth Avenue theft case claims to be Mrs Albert S Northrup, wife of a Washington DC lawyer. In Oregon and Washington couples from college days wed in Vancouver and Salem while a new suffrage event plans a parade in April.
A vintage ad describes a simple cough syrup made from granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex pine extract in a pint bottle. It promises rapid relief within 24 hours for deep coughs, including whooping cough and bronchitis, with a money back guarantee and nationwide popularity. The ad cautions buyers to obtain Pinex through a local druggist or directly from The Pinex Co in Wayne Indiana.
United Press report from London states an unoccupied country house at Englefield Green owned by Lady White was set ablaze by militant suffragettes. Estimated damage runs to $20,000. Placards declare Stop Torturing Our Comrades in Prison and Votes for Women.
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