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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
5
Don't Run to the Doctor A Habit for Women
Cousin Winnie urges Eleanor to curb frequent doctor visits and rely on self care and strength. She argues many women use doctors for social prestige and notes the burden of medicine bills on families. Winnie favors prudent health, realistic limits, and steady housekeeping as the path to well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Winnie
Dear Miss Grey Advice Page Steers Troubled Readers
A collection of reader questions and Miss Grey answers covers heartbreak after divorce, marriage ethics, Aeolian harps, replying to distant friends, constitutional clause clarification, freckle removal, and a note on two ships Cordova and Curacao going aground off Prince Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Curacao
Pince Wales
Complexion Secrets of an Actress
An advertisement claims a cosmetic regimen can transform skin. It describes greases, rouge, and wax applications, promising reduced wrinkles and pores. A multi-step routine supposedly yields brighter, younger-looking skin with periodic baths and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Model Millinery Opens with New Spring Goods
The Model Millinery at 827 People's Hank Building showcases patterns and goods for spring including hats, ribbons, and trimming. Staff checked and cleaned items and offered re rimmed plumes and curled Baveliies and notions.
White Haired Woman Kills Boy Then Ends Life
In San Francisco on May 6 Chauncey Hale, 74, described how his wife Ida W Hale a white haired woman killed their ward Hejima Yamaguchi a Japanese boy then killed herself The couple said they preferred death to separation and that the boy’s real name was Jimmy The bodies were found together in their bed after Hale returned from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chauncey Hale
Jimmy
Ida W. Hale
Hale
Refreshing summer recipes from a kitchen column
Ahousewife shares cool meal ideas for hot days highlighting tender vegetables and simple dressings. Readers are guided through crisp salads and a classic Tartare sauce, with steps for marinated cauliflower and a Macedonie style arrangement.
Girl Loses Toes Wins $15000 From Pacific Electric
Hollywood school teacher Mins Wartha Starck wheeled into Judge Wood's court in an armchair as a jury awarded her 15000 dollars damages for the loss of two toes in a Pacific Electric crash a year ago. Witnesses said the accident harmed her chances of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mins Wartha Starck
Hollywood
Wood
Pacific Electric Company
Leading in dental care with painless treatment
We offer comprehensive dental services including fillings extractions and crown and bridge work. Nervous patients are treated gently and prices are one-third to one-half lower than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Regal Dental Offices Notice at Third Avenue Clinic
Public notice from Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Ave NW corner Union Street. Manager S. L. PR Clark advises to bring this act when visiting for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. PR. Clark
DO. S
Third Ave
N. W. Cor
Restorative Queen Gray Hair Restorer Promises Quick Color
Retence offers Queen Gray Hair Restorer a liquid that briefly shades hair to any color from one package. One application restores natural color without rubbing off and leaves hair soft and thick. Sold by leading druggists and department stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parte! Drug Proree
Crite
Department Etoree
Mrs Geo Law's Parisian Salad Creations
Mrs. George Law, known for Parisian tastes, crafts original salads. One blends pickled green figs peaches and pears on romaine with ailspice. another features alligator pear ring filled with grapefruit and Spanish peppers, topped with a tarragon vinegar French dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Law
Paris
City council report aims to end Chicago red light district
The Chicago vice committee asks a full inquiry into low wages and prostitution. It holds that underpaid workers are driven to prostitution and that employers bear responsibility. The preliminary report was released publicly on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Chicago
Red Light
New Hunting Licenses Required Under New Game Law
The legislature enacted a new game law taking effect June 14. Assistant Attorney General H. Kelleran states that even licenses for fishing or hunting secured earlier this year become void when the law starts, and new licenses must be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kelleran
Smooth Talker Tricks Woman in Cheyenne
Mrs. Margaret Schude of San Francisco was swindled out of $2,000 by a German boarder posing as Count Ludwig von Aldhein. He borrowed $1,800, claimed an inheritance in crowns, said he must go to London to claim it, and then vanished after taking nearly all her money in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Count Ludwig von Aldhein
Margaret Schude
San Francisco
von Aldhein
Polite bandit robs Ray View saloon with gun
A masked robber at the Ray View saloon on Ninth Ave and Hanford St. Monday night demanded money, forcing proprietor G. H. Boucher and four guests to surrender. He claimed no intent to kill, but sought cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray View
Hanford St
G. H. Boucher
K. of
L. A
Parents Watch Your Children Ordinance Passed
An ordinance introduced by Councilman Wardall and drafted by Juvenile Officer Bogges imposes penalties on parents for delinquent or neglected children. Punishments include up to 30 days in jail or a $100 fine. Children under 12 may not engage in street work and those under 18 cannot be on streets alone after 9 PM in winter or 10 PM in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogges
Wardall
Seek Home for Babe Baby Ad Offered by Ryther Home
A month-old baby named Jamie is in need of adoption by Mrs. Ryther of the Ryther Children's Home after being left by an elderly woman who said the father deserted his wife. Those interested should call Main 15.
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Jet Ave
Union Block
Edwin
Brown
U. S
Puget Market Company
UNION
Big White
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Snyder'8
New Corner Market
Ted
Boydies
Regal Dental Offices
Washington
Title Insurance CO
Third Avenue
Manhattan
New Spring Millinery
National “Outfitting Co
Second Avenue
John Lower
Nature
City of Everett Department of Public Works
Mir. Piease
Mr. Lower
A. Joan Lower
Oakea Ave
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Wah
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Peoples Savings
Hank Huildings
Ave
Pike St
Ee — Tinh
Seatile Second Avenus
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Everwear
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Richelieu Underwear
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The
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Babe
Alera Tay
Grays Harbor
W. R
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Portland
J. H. O'Neill
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