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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1915
Page
2
A real railroading dispatch tells of a heavy freight halted for a conductor whose wife lies dying. The crew races a special to Temple, with Joyce and Sims guiding the effort as the spouse safeguards the last hours. The piece ends by claiming the human factor unites worker and boss.
A collage of ditzy exchanges and quips from a 19th century column showing shopping complaints, society pressures, and a Bismarck anecdote. The snippets include a playful scene about powder, refrigerators, lace curtains, and a physician puzzled by social rituals, all wrapped in light editorial humor.
The piece rebuts a Seattle news agency report claiming the referendum supporters had not decided to continue circulating petitions. It asserts petitions remain in circulation and sufficient signatures exist to force a direct vote. It highlights active volunteers nationwide backing the campaign against a rotten legislature.
A nationwide critique argues that the Connecticut hat manufacturers threaten to dispossess Danbury Hatters' union members of homes and bank accounts to satisfy a court judgment. The writer calls for amending the Sherman Act and condemns money-driven labor-crushers, urging action to protect liberty and families from such actions.
A pair of philosophers urge husbands and wives to study each other. They advise wives to monitor their husbands and employ charm to keep him interested, arguing elusive pursuit preserves marriage and elevates a wife as noble.
The piece notes Canadians on the French front playing baseball and claims it infects allies with a fever. It predicts that if Germans break a tied game in the ninth, their 42 centimeters won’t save them from defeat. Moody’s Manual is praised as explaining the riotous stock market.
The column notes Italy boasts 1,200,000 soldiers ready “to the last button” and questions the meaning of the phrase. It hints at Huerta’s influence in the United States and suggests rich men would reveal Mexico history data. Telegrapher operators are pleased to be alive. Grantgent leads the simplified spelling movement. Chinese publishers review papers under Yuan Shikai and say American newspapers are the best.
Wm. Kolman, 30, of 3119 Andover Street, lies dying in city hospital from self inflicted injuries after charging a steel range and striking his head. He was found unconscious on the kitchen floor by housemate Adolph Schmidt.
Mabell Ayres of Stone Mountain Virginia says her lifelong facial pimples vanished after using two jars of Resinol Ointment and Ree lnol Soap. The total cost was two dollars and her skin is now blemish free.
Most stomach trouble stems from excess acid and fermentation. A simple remedy is to drink water after meals and take Bisulated Magnesia in small doses to neutralize acid and halt fermentation. Ask your druggist for Bisulated Magnesia No 25 i eth wt N Y GC.
Judge Frater will reserve his decision after a day of argument in a dispute over Robert Abrams as executor of a estate valued at 412000. Daughters seek removal while sons oppose. The judge retired to deliberate and locked his office door.
A dental office at 207 University St opposite Eames LS promotes services in all dentistry branches. They claim best gold crowns bridges and dentures with a 12 year guarantee and free rework if not satisfactory. Painless extraction and free examination are highlighted.
A 19th century advertisement touts Dolores famed beauty claiming unmatched complexion through mercorized cream and enxolite solution. It details daily face bathing with a wax and powder mix, promising a wrinkle free look and girlish glow.
A health ad advises turning sadness into self care by noting possible kidney weakness and risks like rheumatism and Bright's disease. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys and urges light dieting, rest, and daily walks. Mrs. B J Roy of Seattle reports back pain relief after using the pills.
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