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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
10
A massive land sale is planned with 900 million feet of meat reserves and other assets offered at about $1. The notice mentions a “fire sale” event in Idaho and Western markets, aiming to liquidate substantial holdings.
Pearl Dorrell wed Clyde Dorrell in March 1909 before she left to live with her aunt in San Francisco who had access to a fortune. The piece describes Dorrell as a salaried man and hints at tastes aligned with wealth and social status.
A weather damaged hangar at Halethorpe Park forces postponement of aviation plans. Aircraft including De Leaseps, Latham, Rad Drevel, Willard, Ely and Mc are affected as crews assess damage from rain and sleet in Wah Weet.
The Sneed family faces shame after Madeline runs away with a minstrel, leaving Mother Sneed to keep the home intact. Father Sneed realizes his wife is the heart of the family as David’s rage subsides and he begins earning, restoring family bonds and hope.
A Buffalo woman describes clearing six years of acne after using Poslam from Emergency Laboratories. She praises quick acne relief, scar reduction, and ongoing cleansing benefits. The ad promotes Poslam availability at drugstores and the offer of a free sample by mail. It ends with a note about inexpensive furnished rooms at The Virginia.
Washington reports an unusually small fire loss with only 100000 dollars in virgin timber burned. Chief Forester Simons notes about 1800 acres of 15000 attacked were destroyed, contrasting heavy Eastern fires with Western Washington's minimal impact.
Delegates at the Arctic Brotherhood convention in Vancouver, B C, decided last night that the next annual gathering will be held in Portland. Officers for next year include Grand Arctic chief George M Gibbs of Vancouver and grand vice Arctic chief James C Gaffney of Nome.
The Idaho state board of health launches a campaign to abolish the public drinking cup across the state, citing its role in spreading contagious diseases. The move is reported from Bosh Wa, with the date noted as November 4.
The Seattle Scandinavian Equal Suffrage club holds a meeting at the Norwegian church of Bal tomorrow night at o oclock. Rev. N. Hudson of Everett and Dr. Samuel M. Cummings of this city will be principal speakers. The Norden Male Chorus of 48 voices will provide music. Public invited.
An excerpt advertises life and death insurance claims while railing against dubious cures and sensational health claims. It references popular remedies and a Philadelphia firm offering a booklet and evidence to support claims.
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