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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
10
Mrs. Albert Ebert of Edmonds Washington credits Dr E A Clark with painless extraction and bridge work that feels better than her natural teeth. She praises the dentist for careful patient care and perfect workmanship and says she would not go elsewhere. Our methods are painless our workmanship and materials are superior and our prices are the lowest cannot be beat.
Rev. Arthur Maxson Smith once dreamed of a princess in his arms. An interlocutory decree grants divorce to his wife Mrs. Sarah H. B. Smith. She alleged the childhood dream princess became real as Smith admitted an affair with Miss Alice Giffen in a letter to his wife describing their love as desperate and passionate.
Henry of Georgetown lent his five passenger Winton with a yellow body to friend Bert Scott eight weeks ago and asked police to locate the auto after it failed to return.
A reader asks if a person born in Portland Oregon to Chinese parents is a U S citizen and whether they must carry papers or passports. The response notes complex citizenship questions, no universal paper requirement within states, and urges self acceptance of facts. The column also touches on animal welfare and a separate inquiry about reconciling with an estranged husband, offering pragmatic guidance.
Elegant blouses crafted in Habutai silk promise excellent quality and easy care. A selection of stripe patterns reflects the season’s best color choices for a refined wardrobe upgrade.
Washington reports no reply from the state department to a demand for reparation after Zapata soldiers insulted the American flag in Mexico City. The Brazilian minister notes the flag was torn and dragged down a flagpole two weeks earlier. Gen. Palafox sent a death indemnity offer to John McManus’s family and promised punishment of the guilty.
President Wilson urged a steady course as the nation faces war entanglements. He said the great body of Americans will not be hurried into unconsidered action, stressing self possession and restraint without naming individuals or places.
Members of the Home Consumers' league will gather in the Henry building assembly room tomorrow afternoon for a get-together meeting. Plans for the coming season and league enlargement will be discussed. All ladies of the city are welcome, refreshments of Washington products will be served, and committees to lead league work will be named.
New York March 26 Harry K Thaw’s appeal from Justice Page’s order sending him back to New Hampshire was set for calendar consideration by the appellate division of the supreme court today.
Three Washington lighthouse keepers and three from Oreror will be sent to the fair to take charge of the lighthouse exhibit.
Francia Des Claux, former commissary department employee, begins seven year prison term for stealing army supplies. He will be paraded before the military school of Paris and his decorations buttons and epaulets will be taken away one by one.
The city police band was entertained by Mayor and Mrs. Gill at their new residence 626 35th Ave. Also present were Chief Lang and Mrs. Lang, Inspector Powers and Mrs. Powers, the mayor’s secretary, and guests Jimmy Crehan and Mrs. Crehan.
Walter N Bemis of 1710 13th avenue petitions for divorce from Ellen Bemis in superior court alleging a nine year narcotic addiction formed by his wife after their 1895 marriage. He says he halted supply with druggists, but she continued obtaining dope, contributing to their separation and a Friday flood of 24 divorce filings.
Cheasty's Haberdashery president Graves will address the YMCA Salesmanship Club tonight on how dress and appearance influence successful selling.
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