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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes Sev en seventy seven pills for colds, recommending taking a dose at first symptoms like shivers and scratchy throat. It claims quicker relief if treated early and offers a small vial in a vest pocket. Available from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co or by mail from New York.
A local shop promotes an Easter display featuring Lilies Hyacinths Rose Bushes Hydrangeas Cinerarias Tulips and other bloom plants in pots. It also lists cut flowers Carnations Violets Easter Lilies Roses Tulips and special plant baskets and centerpieces with the promise that prices stay the same and delivery is free to all city areas.
London dispatch quotes Lilian Lenton, a 22 year old suffragette, claiming a pledge to set fire to a building weekly in England to pressure for voting rights. She admits involvement in arson acts including Lloyd George’s home and a Kew Gardens pavilion fire and expects jail terms, while affirming loyalty to Mrs. Pankhurst.
A long reader column presents advice on teen love, engagement conflicts, bullying over facial features, and name changes. It includes guidance on avoiding harming engaged couples, handling pug noses, and appropriate conduct for girls and boys in school and home settings.
A reader asks Miss Grey about a quarrel with his wife in which he slapped her. The column replies that he is lucky to escape a harsher penalty and that the offense warrants serious reflection rather than trivial accountability.
On Sunday evening at 7 20 he will discuss the subject Our Available Young Men A publicant program of Easter music has been arranged for both services Everyone cordially invited.
Readable lines show a request for a response via self addressed envelope. The fragment names Cynthia Rey and invites replies to an incomplete letter or notice. The text implies missing contact details and a prompt reply via included envelope.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church announces morning and evening services with a sermon on "The Resurrection" and a grand raster concert directed by Prof Donley and the choir. Featured soloists include Tom Ketcham Neal Begley Janeen Mites Nellie Talbot and more in soprano and tenor roles.
An old ad promotes Arnold's Catarrh Remedy for head and stomach issues claiming relief from mucous constipation indigestion and liver torpor with a money back guarantee if the 86 cent package fails. It notes Pure Food and Drug Act compliance and offers mail order from 392 Arcade Beattie.
A Paris photograph shows a hemp hat in any color trimmed with Bul garian ribbon. The ribbon forms a long looped bow extending at the back, a stylish summer substitute for the sailor hat praised as flattering to both matrons and maids.
Reported items detail no prosecution for Miss Marcia Warrington and Miss Lola Norris relating to elopement with two men, a severe fine and 180 day sentence for waiter Leo Varien, a fatal needle-related illness case in Sharon, a fatal auto collision in San Francisco killing Lulu Adams and manslaughter charge against James McElroy, and the sudden death of Mrs. Leda Curtis in Portland from unknown causes.
A bluish white hydrocarbon named fiffanyis is reported to be enclosed in certain Brazilian diamonds and thought to cause their phosphorescence.
Judge Mc Cormick sentences W. A. Clements of San Diego to skull surgery to remove a bullet and make him an honest man after a forger case.
A speculative note suggests a vast barrier built with Panama Canal excavation material extending from San Francisco to New York, implying a monumental engineering project with far reaching geographic scope.
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