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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
7
An old advertisement urges skin care for freckles in February and March to prevent summer persistence. It promotes ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy sold by Bartell Drug Co with refund if it fails. Claims include rapid fading of freckles after a few applications.
The Nation of the Lakotah will hold its annual officers election at the Commercial club tonight to organize protection of all game. HM D Chandler of Seattle has been named as the Corliss Gas Engine Co Northwest factory representative.
Local notices report postal and circulation issues for The Beattie paper with customer service options. Highlights include educational conferences, shipping updates for Prince Rupert, court fines in Portland, and community events from King County to Puget Sound including debates, alumni dinners, club meetings, and civic actions.
A Frenchwoman wanted her baby to sleep in the open air but could not stay by the carriage. She rigged an old telephone transmitter to the house line and placed it on the carriage so any cry would be heard at home. She resumed chores while listening for the baby’s signals via the receiver.
Rep Thomas F Murphine and ex councilman J Y C Kellogg named as attorneys to pursue reopening of ballot boxes and a recount to gauge fraud in the recent election. Clerk A A Grieves released on 600 bond. others tied to alleged fraud, Curtis and Land missing. Henry Drum to speak at Good Eats cafeteria address Saturday noon.
A report describes Gov. Lister signing a bridge bill for the Columbia River at Vancouver and a subsequent veto. It mentions James Stapleton as committee chair who sent the bill by post and details a separate San Francisco robbery where a silk stocking and puff outfit were found, with a matron identifying a suspect.
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