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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1910

Page

2

Fairbanks Homeward Welcome in Indianapolis Parade

Former vice president Charles Warren Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks return to Indianapolis after a world tour amid a rousing welcome. Cavalry from Fort Benjamin Harrison and Indiana National Guard escort the procession along Meridian Street as thousands cheer.

United Press Indianapolis Ind Charles Warren Fairbanks United States National Guard Indiana Fairbanks

Uncle Sam Publishes Cook Book Advocating Meat Clubs

Washington March 24 The government issued a cook book urging meat clubs where members supply animals for slaughter. The aim is to lower living costs and protect the American diet, opposing vegetarian plans. Chicago student Roy Barthday was stabbed in a fencing bout at the Hitnels Athletic club and may die.

Washington, D.C Uncle Sam Chicago Roy Barthday University of Chicago Hitnels Athletic Club

Talks on Teeth by the Regal Dentists

The Regal Dental Offices promote a plate free method promising to use existing teeth as anchors until replacement is needed. They cite Seattle cases where standard plates were avoided and claim long lasting results with guaranteed relief, urging readers to view samples and consult their approach.

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Tired Little Fingers Make Easter Flowers in Sweatshops

Tens of thousands of workers in New York East Side sweatshops and crowded tenements labor long hours since September to craft artificial Easter bonnet flowers. Girls handmake lilies of the valley for a few cents per blossom, earning about a dollar fifty daily for a six-person family, while many flowers are produced at home under harsh conditions.

New York East Side Éirle

Wisconsin Hold Debate On Government Form Question

A public debate is set for tomorrow night at Odd Fellows hall in Fremont to discuss the resolution on whether a representative form of government has failed. Ira Wolfe, Republican, supports the affirmative. Andrew Jackson, Democrat, opposes. The Industrial Legislative League sponsors the event. Chicago report notes Patrolman James J. Methusire was dismissed for taking a 50 cent bribe from a carriage driver with no lamp.

Odd Fellows Hall Fremont Ira Wolfe Andrew Jackson Chicago James J. Methuire

Free Baseball Outfit Offered to Boys at The Star

Advertises free baseball gear including mitts gloves and balls for 14 year olds. Encourages readers to visit The Star office on Seventh Ave to claim the offer. Signed by Harry Bore.

Star Office Harry

Fabrics showcased at strong silks and dress goods bar

The display highlights 42 inch worsted Panama at 8 cents a yard with a metallic finish and tan brown and tan green colorways. Also featured is 2 inch mixed suiting at 40 cents a yard in light gray.

Havana Panama

New Silk Negligee Apparel Arrivals at Frederick & Nelson

Frederick & Nelson presents a selection of women’s Negligee apparel including New Silk Sacques at 4.50 featuring color harmonies and shirred styling with satin ribbon trims. New Silk Kimonos at 4.50 boast bias back cuts and puff sleeves in rich dark colorways. Women’s pajamas priced from 1.00 to 2.75 in washable fabrics with coat pockets pearl buttons and decorative trim.

Dainty Lace Novelties Highlight Spring Fabrics at Jon's

A spring display features Chantilly and Shadow lace novelties including flouncing, all overs, edgings and galloons. Prices range from $1.75 to $7.50 per yard across cream, ecru, black, and colored nets plus 27 to 45 inch widths.

Jon Chantilly Ecru

Comprehensive Showing of Women's Easter Gloves

The Glove Section offers an East er trade display of women's kid gloves at $1.50 per pair with pique and overseam styles, Paris-point embroidery and two wrist clasps in black white and popular shades. Finer quality $2.00. Glace kid gloves $1.00 pair in overseam style with metal wrist fastener in black white and colors. Children’s gloves shown in styles and qualities at $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 per pair.

Piret Piper

New Ivy Corset Styles with Budget Prices

New Models in Ivy Corsets priced at 1.00, 1.25, and 1.50 feature styles 550A 690A and 730A. Each corset targets average figure with varying bust lines and lengths, made of strow or strong batiste and offering hose supporters. Becond Floor.

Batiste

Spring Styles Arrive in Wem High Shoes and Oxfords

The Shoe Section on the first floor lists distinctive new Wem High Shoes, Oxfords, and Street Pumps recently received. Four models described include a black suede high shoe with Cuban heel at $6.00, Street Pumps with mat kid collar and concave Cuban heel at $4.54, and two Patent Oxfords with medium toe and welted soles at $3.50 each.

Eatus

Knit Underwear and Silk Specials Worded in Ad Form

An advertising snippet lists women garments with low necks and sleeveless styles. It promotes Venetian silk and Swiss ribbed suits with prices of 2.50 for silk special 1.75 for silk, and a 65cc se ment description.

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