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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
3
Woman’s hair appears younger using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur tonic. The home remedy darkens gray hair, removes dandruff and scalp itch, and leaves a natural even color without obvious tint. Use at night, repeat until natural shade returns.
Gustave A Blumenthal argues in favor of strict physical development for children, claiming no child should start school before seven and urging government action to ensure healthy growth. He contrasts American views with German and Austrian approaches, urging broad access to facilities for all children to become strong, capable adults.
The Moore theatre presents Trio on Thursday evening led by Leona Scherer Dayne Hanson and Walter Mackay Miss Scherer from Seattle plays Julia Miss Hanson a student of Elizabeth Torrey appears as Clothilde Walter Mackay a retired actor takes the role of Henry a conscience-stricken young physician
Mrs. W. L. Bemis of Mobile Alabama describes severe kidney trouble lasting fourteen years and claims Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Company cured her. She states one fifty cent bottle helped, then a dollar bottle, leading to lasting health and gratitude. She encourages others in the South to use Swamp Root in spring to purge impurities.
Judge A W Frater refused naturalization for Meyer Goerlick the tailor citing I W W ties as harmful to citizenship. Goerlick claimed no knowledge of I W W principles and had left the group, while another judge in the same court held the organization has a right to exist.
New York on March 27 J J Hartigan the first New York graft convict is under sentence today to two and a half years Hartigan refused to name the men higher up insisting he would not squeal.
A letter to Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York promotes Swamp Root with a sample bottle and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The notice instructs to mention Dept A and offers the booklet and the sample for a dollar.
The passage imagines cozy home gatherings where children and adults share a musical education. It envisions friends around the piano singing cherished songs and enjoying evenings of shared musical activity.
Investigation continues into the death of Mary T. Bailey 61 inmate at Dr Linda Burfield Hazards sanitarium in Seattle. Coroner and sheriff examined the scene noting a diet of soup lemonade and lettuce leaves linked to the Williamson case. Mrs Hazard is under bond appealing a prior sentence. Dance at Dreamland tonight.
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