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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
5
Article traces history of tooth crowns from ancient Egypt and Tyre to modern dentistry. It notes Fauchard's origins, root prep, and early substructures using lead, pegs, or gold bands, then praises porcelain Richmond crowns as durable and natural looking made to fit individual teeth.
A youth named Harry Mathews, held at Steilacoom Insane asylum for investigation, is linked to reports of the Great Northern train robbery near Samiah on February 20. His father says the boy was in treatment for a drug habit and denies any involvement, noting a ranch near Everett and an eventful past in the Philippines.
Chief Griffiths will present a plan for a detention home for girls to the city council on Monday as part of his humanitarian policy. He discussed the proposal with Council President Haas and addressed cramped space in the Prefontaine building housing humane juvenile and women’s protective departments.
Pasadena dispatch says Fredrik Weyerhauser, the lumber magnate, age 1, is not expected to survive the day after a critical illness.
Local market notes list eggs tomatoes lard and marmalade prices with weights in pounds and cans. Figures show Yakima potatoes 1.10 delivered No 5 cent sack flour 1.25 and sugar 20 pounds. grocery items and bulk goods priced. daily deals and promotions updated. London weekly coal pile reported at 327000 tons. Union Pacific orders 54 locomotives for 1.3 million dollars.
New York report on Diana Watts a 47 year old exiled to Capri who claims aging gracefully is possible through correct muscle tension. She outlines 12 rules focusing on leg movements and swaying arm motions to achieve a Greek goddess look.
Dear Mina Grey offers encouragement to a prodigal girl and shares reader queries on self confidence, social life, and morals. The column includes letters from A FOREIGNER and TWO READERS and ends noting Jesse Root Grant's divorce dispute.
A dental office promises low prices and high quality care in Seattle. Dr. Clark individually supervises each procedure and offers personal attention to every patient. The ad emphasizes the lowest ever prices and invites readers to sample the service. Gas is advertised.
Regal Dental Offices invites patients to visit Dr. L. R. Clark D D S manager at 1405 Third Ave N W corner Union. Bring this ad.
The Chicago Grand Opera Co. brings four performances to the Orpheum next week with Mary Garden and Titta Ruffo headlining. Performances include Cavalieria Rusticana and Pagancet followed by Lohengrin Alda Tosca. A star cast of Galli Whitehill Claussen and Campanini joins Seattle’s historic event.
Councilmen Erickson and Lundy vow to battle the Ballard Head line extension franchise approved by Haas and Allen Dale. They seek to require city takeover provisions for traction property, citing repeated public votes in favor of charter safeguards, while Howe concedes reasonable franchise terms.
Mies Lydie Beecher a 21 year old teacher was found murdered in bushes beside the road near Poland New York. A youth named Gilammi was detained after being seen talking with Beecher last night. Authorities believe the body was dragged to the bushes after the attack and note Beecher recently expelled Gilammi from school.
The ad touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as soothing cures for eczema rashes ringworm and acne claiming nineteen years of professional approval. It notes doctors in the country prescribe the products and that druggists sell them with trial sizes available by writing to Resinol Baltimore.
London March 28 Premier Asquith plans to summon Brig Gen Gough to demand surrender of Seely pledge that troops would not be used to enforce home rule in Ulster If Gough resists Asquith could dismiss him and trigger resignations from Field Marshal French and Adjutant General Ewart, risking a cascade of other resignations.
A paralytic named Mabel Long was assured of a cure during a benefit night held Friday by the Good Cheer society. A large audience attended to raise funds to send Miss Long to a sanitarium for treatment after three years bedridden.
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