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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
4
Dr Nusenberg offers treatment for asthma bronchitis catarrh influenza headaches stomach ulcers constipation chronic diarrhoea dyspepsia neuralgic disorders heart and rheumatic diseases nervous disorders and locomotor ataxia. He promises relief without the knife and invites consultation.
Washington March 28 A Washington congressman proposes to boost parcel carrying by the post office from 11 to 100 pounds, enabling farmers to place large orders by telephone and have government trucks deliver. He vows to fight for a government monopoly in express services and for government ownership of telephone and telegraph systems.
A preliminary session will precede the 13th state convention of the Maater Horseshoers and Hiackamitha to arrange details. The convention will be held here April 26.
In Nashville Tennessee on March 28 Mrs W S Dodson shot Charles Cobb to death at a barber shop after entering and speaking to him. Cobb died five minutes after hospital arrival. Dodson, 33, wife of a Gallatin physician, is jailed. Cobb 26, formerly of Gallatin.
Boston Masa March 28 Helen Keller the deaf dumb and blind writer insists on color style in clothing naming red first blue then green she critiques hobble skirts and links fashion with views on freedom for women and body rights.
Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank will perform a vaudeville monologue starting next year. He has signed a contract for $500 weekly as part of his mayoral stint, continuing his effort to combat living costs by selling produce at cost price from the city market.
A historical price column lists selling prices for apples, butter, eggs, meats, vegetables, and feed. It notes wartime adjustments, with entries for dressed mutton, smoked meats, canned goods, and farm staples, reflecting regional agricultural commerce of the era.
Telegraph operator James M. Enright dies after injuries at his sweetheart Miss Mamie Pretorious home. Enright’s brother seeks court order for recovery of the body as Miss Pretorious admits taking $2000 of the deceased’s funds and spending it on medical care and funeral expenses. Funeral advances amid bitter accusations and jockeying for position in the procession.
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a simple safe and harmless remedy to restore natural hair color and reverse premature graying. It claims centuries of customer satisfaction and offers drugstore money back guarantees if not satisfied.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it removes dandruff within ten minutes and grows new hair after weeks. It alleges immediate hair lifting effects, added shine, softness, and fullness for dull or damaged hair, urging 25 cent purchases from drug stores.
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