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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
3
The long career at Redelsheimer’s ends March 31 with deep discounts on clothing hats and furnishing goods. Customers are urged to shop during the wind-up week with bargain prices including seven eighty for suits and half price on pants while small coins four bits and marked money are accepted.
A terse early note questions whether Redelsheimer should rely on Stone, while mentioning that the Kaiser has not asked for guidance or assistance.
A general conference between city councilmen and Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co. will be held soon to settle questions on one car service extensions, canal bridge rentals, municipal cars on Third Ave tracks, the city tax suit on gross income, and the company’s right of way obligations.
Last wooden sleeping care are bound for the junkpile. But it's just as hard to sleep in the steel ones.
An old advice note promotes Danderine as a quick remedy for hair loss and dandruff. It claims scalp irritation, shrinking roots, and rapid hair shedding cease after a few applications. The product is advertised as 26 cents and available at drug stores.
At the Moore theatre Annette Kellermann performs a dramatic scene in The Daughter of the Gods where crocodiles are fed beforehand to avoid danger. Kellermann recounts natives claiming crocodiles are harmless and recalls the staged banquet that leaves them drowsy and uninterested as she enters the pool.
A profile of Charles Ashleigh a writer for the Everett Prisoners Defense League. The piece traces his London birth Fabian society roots in contentions with Tom Tracy and his travels across South America. It highlights his radical reputation and eclectic experiences from railway wiring in Argentina to crossing the continent lecturing.
The Hague dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm is near a nervous breakdown and has left for the health resort of Homburg. He will meet Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg there instead of at German grand headquarters.
After 16 hours of desperate fighting, Russian forces dislodged Turks occupying Aliabad near Kerzina and forced their retreat, according to today s official statement.
Mrs Jos O Br yan of Chicago testifies she suffered female trouble for about two years and found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health, strength, and endorses the product for displacements and related symptoms.
Amid Argentina's crop shortage, city residents explore turning vacant lots into community gardens to boost food access. Local groups organize plots, fencing, and seed sharing to support families facing rising prices.
Ash-Isiah, a vagabond and self described practical revolutionary, has roamed from Valparaiso to Callao then Portland in 1912 and later lectured on literature while drifting through Chicago New York and San Francisco. He claims sympathy with the poor and criticizes American policing and economic systems while promoting change through public dissent and labor agitation.
James Balkwell a special deputy game warden was arrested in a sheriff raid at his home near the Great Northern railway on St Patrick's Day. He faces a April 19 trial on a charge of keeping birds for fighting as deputies report about 100 men gathered from the Northwest for a planned long card of fowl combat. Officers found pens, training tables and a pit prepared for the fights.
Mrs. Perley B. Lent, married four months, found her husband with a gunshot wound to the head in their home. Police say Lent, distressed by poor health, killed himself after spending the afternoon with male friends. He was a noted real estate and insurance man.
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