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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
6
Women and men report regaining natural hair color with Hat Ralth Hair Health. Mrs Fred Gomar t of New York describes a pure bald spot shrinking after seven weeks of use. She praises ongoing results and Bartell Drug Stores offers 50c or $1 bottles with money back guarantees.
The ad claims all staff are state registered graduates from top colleges with years of experience. It touts half-price dental work and lists Regular $10 Gold Crowns and Regular $10 Neverslip Plates at $5. A guarantee signed by the operator and manager backs the offer.
An advertisement from Dr L R Clark announces services at 1405 Third Avenue North West near the Union corner. The notice requests readers to bring this ad with them.
A resolution by Councilman Wardall calls for a conference between the harbors and public grounds committee and the county commissioners to explore a joint municipal and county building on the Coliseum site. The measure was referred to the committee.
W. S. Fuson and Mary E. Fuson filed for divorce alleging religious differences caused the breakup of their 30 year marriage. They have not lived together in six years and share four children.
Radical ad touts vast surge in dress shields with dramatic language. It promises women can replace traditional undergarments with PEHSPI-NO, urging immediate purchase at drug stores and hinting at a life changing surprise.
The article lists the history of Republican National Conventions with dates and host cities. It notes Chicago hosts or hosted many conventions, including 1860, 1868, 1880, 1884, 1888, 1908, and expected 1912, with nominees like Lincoln Grant Hayes Blaine Harrison McKinley Taft and Roosevelt.
London May 28 Buckingham Palace is updated with elevators and electric lights. Queen Alexandra reportedly detests the elevators and courtiers dislike the glare of the new lighting on state function uniforms.
A fortune teller asks a woman about her future husband and predicts he will be very different from the man she envisions. The exchange appears in the Yonkers Statesman, framing a humorous glimpse of fate and expectation.
A terse portrait notes the famed boxer John L Sullivan and his enduring battles with alcohol. The piece recalls his enduring fame, aging status, and the public’s fascination with a legend who once dominated the ring.
After a festive night Dr Harvey Wiley famed exponent of pure food is ill at his Washington home with grippe his temperature rising to 102 though his condition is described as not serious He was confined to bed since Saturday with illness lingering through the week
Corporation Counsel Bradford will outline to the council which city contracts fall under the $2.75 minimum wage scale adopted as a charter amendment last March. The council, by resolution, also asked him to describe the procedure for enforcement against violators of the minimum scale.
In Tacoma on May 28 the city confirms a July auto race at the Montamara festival. Earlier objections by property owners halted construction, but public protest swayed them to approve the course.
Cleveland May 27 Ole Olson was removed from the captaincy of the Naps after allegedly striking pitcher Willie Mitchell in the face at Boston last Thursday.
Cardinal Gibbons met fellow American cardinals Farley and O Connell at a Catholic University of America trustees session in Washington. They posed for a group picture while Cardinal Falconio was not present.
Charles W Morse, back in America, plans vengeance and further financial power. His old associates recall his ice trust influence that pushed prices and harmed children during hot summers. He reportedly distributed over a million dollars to relatives in Atlanta and remains far from broke.
Referendum petitions may begin next week to decide if a downtown park space shall be defaced by a garage. Council actions stalled by absences lead to a Saturday session as the mayor's veto on the garage bill hangs near the 30 day limit.
Charles W Morse once faced death in a government prison for wrecking a bank in Atlanta. Doctors warned his death was near yet he was pardoned and carried from the penitentiary on a stretcher to a private car. He returned home from Europe recently amid public uproar.
Hiram C Gill was awarded the verdict in the suit brought by George F Frye to collect 15000 for alleged failure to live up to a lease of the Frye hotel building. The jury was out for several hours.
A New remedy HYOMEI is advertised to end catarrh by breathing antiseptic eucalyptus air. The outfit costs 1.00 and includes a bottle and inhaler with instructions to inhale five to six times daily for symptom relief. Extra bottles available for 50 cents.
The city debates whether owning water, light and power utilities benefits residents. Councilman Erickson’s measure prompts Erie Co. to mirror cuts to keep competition with the city line and other municipally run services. City residents may see lower bills as a result of past and proposed actions.
Readable lines show a man who asks about disturbing the system and a day spent seeking employment. The quotes hint at debates on reform and financial security amid an era of quarterly dividends and changing labor conditions.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective remedy for digestive issues. It cites high regard from many women including Alta Redwine and Mary A D St Thomas and offers a free home sample by writing to Caldwell at 405 Washington. It emphasizes health starts inside rather than powders or externals.
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