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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1914
Page
5
A collection of reader questions and responses covers marriage, social class, education, and household topics. The exchange defends Bridget and kitchen workers, discusses education until age 15, and offers practical household tips and dating gift ideas.
A cluttered list describes various market items and prices including muffins 4 for 10 cents apple cakes a for 10 cents English pork pies 3 for the, fresh home made bread 6 for the, Roman meal bread 10 cents and marmalade 10e with other groceries such as flour tomatoes soap butter and garden seeds.
An interesting program is prepared for a mass meeting by the Home Consumers league at the Press club auditorium tonight. The event includes discussions on timely topics and musical entertainment. L. J. Allen will present an illustrated lecture on Honest Weights. Dutch dances by Helen Mueller close the program.
Advertises Foley Kidney Pills as a cure all for kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic pains. Claims quick relief, toning of weak kidneys, and improved energy. Mentions 50¢ and 1.00 sizes and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Bartell's Drug Store as a local outlet.
The verse proclaims Albany dentists offer bridgework in gold and porcelain, fake teeth that look young, painless extraction, cleaning, and tight teeth with affordable rates. It promises quality, satisfaction, and nationwide word of mouth for Albany’s cut rates.
Justice of Peace John J. Wright ruled in favor of Villaflor against Jesse F. Russell proprietor of the Welcome hotel. The decision held Russell an innkeeper and responsible for items stolen from Villaflor's room. Previously lodging-house guests bore their own losses.
Mrs Magdalina Werner was formally arraigned this morning before Judge Frater on charges of complicity in her husband’s murder. A large crowd gathered in the courtroom. Frank Piconi, an Italian, was arraigned at the same time and will enter a plea next Friday.
Chicago reports Mrs. Vivian Lyona, a Denver divorcee, recovering after a night of poisoning at a downtown hotel. Robert J. Widney claims to be her husband and plans to take her to Seattle once she improves. He denies involvement with a San Francisco shooting linked to the case. Police may examine him to prove non involvement.
Warns of catarrh dangers and promotes Hyomei as the only effective treatment. Claims rapid relief without stomach dosing, offers money back if not benefited, and notes Hyomei is sold by all druggists with complete outfit priced at $1.00.
A sprawling set of items reports political resignations in Japan, fires in Durham and a car shortage in Chicago. It notes a new US court ruling, labor tensions, and varied incidents from murders to suicides, with references to figures in New York Boston and beyond.
Horace Parker in A Message From Mars dazzles a crowded Seattle audience at the Seattle theatre with entertaining performances. Dwight A. Meade and William Brewer star, while Pantages offers a fresh act with tangoing gags and four songs. The Terrys, Vera Berlinger, Tom Moore, Stasia, Bettina Bruce, Charles Keane, and the Wagners also perform in a varied program.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a hair cleanser that softens, lightens, and thickens hair while reducing dandruff and scalp itching. The copy claims quick effects, including new hair growth after weeks of use, and urges购买 of a 25 cent bottle from stores or counters.
Mrs. O. F. Hornschuch of 201 McGraw Street reports a six year catarrh battle ended after two months with Akoz, a California mineral remedy. She douched with Akoz water and drank it as a tonic, noting disappearance of headaches and restored sight in one eye. The ad touts Akoz for rheumatism and other ailments, offered by The Owl Drug Store at Third and Pike.
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