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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
6
Advertisement offers free examination and expert advice for gum bleeding and pyorrhea alveolaris. Claims early signs include loose teeth and missing teeth. Promotes half price dentistry with guaranteed work and specific crown and plate discounts.
An advertisement for Regal Dental Offices featuring Dr L R Clark D D S Manager at 1405 Third Avenue Northwest corner Union. Note borings and cautions about actions with you.
Readers send questions about elopement, underage love, gossip, cross border families, and job prospects. The columnist cautions against runaway marriage, urges self improvement, discusses protecting reputation, and offers practical steps for seeking work and legal recourse.
A vintage advertisement promises fast relief from nasal congestion headaches feverishness and sore throat with Papes Cold Compound. Dosing every two hours for three doses claims to open passages stop discharge and relieve sneezing and stiffness for 25 cents at any drug store. No substitute is advised.
The ad touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as penetrating cures for itching eruptions eczema rashes ringworm and pimples. It claims eighteen years of professional use and urges readers to buy from druggists or request a free trial.
A reader asks about six month waiting rules after an absolute divorce and legality of remarriage including ceremonies in Canada. Another asks about date January 15 1905 and a showman’s death, with multiple tips on relationships and forgiveness.
The Goodrich Raincoat Co a major eastern raincoat maker opens a Seattle branch at 19 Becond Ave to supply exclusive overcoats and raincoats for Indies and men. Local manager Mr Chas Wax states Seattle’s commercial activity is strong and the firm’s faith is justified by opening business.
Nixola Greeley-Smith argues that woman suffrage will foster a wonderful sex idealism and moral reform. She critiques claims of sexual antagonism in the movement, defends divorce as a sign of progress, and asserts that marriage remains a noble ideal to be shared by both sexes.
City officials ban outdoor musical performances in St. Petersburg citing safety and noise concerns. The rule affects street concerts and public events, with permits required for indoor venues and exceptions only for sanctioned festivals.
TIZ gives instant relief from foot troubles and soothes away corns bunions calluses and chilblains. Look for Walter Luther Dodge & Co on the box and buy at 25 cents from druggists or department stores. If unavailable, mail order is possible from Chicago address.
An advertisement promises renewed nerve health and vitality for men and women through Kellogg's Santone Wafers. It claims digestion improves, energy returns, and various ailments disappear with a free fifty cent trial box by mail upon sending name and address.
Bothell mayor 8 F Woody filed on December 6 to enter the North district commissioner post of the agricultural development district. He says logging land development is the state's top problem and timber interests oppose the district but must not control the process. The job carries no salary.
Eight armed robbers believed linked to a spree in Japanese colonies in the Puyallup valley entered the Elgin Hotel Japanese house office in Tacoma last night. They forced guests into a room and forced proprietor G Nakayama to open the safe, taking over $200. A bystander, Z Martinez, age 18, was shot in the head as they departed, but is not fatally injured.
R S Eckridge of this city was notified of the death of his grandmother Mrs Isaac J Stevens widow of Washington's first territorial governor. She died in Boston Massachusetts Tuesday at age 97 after leaving this state in 1876. General Stevens came to Washington in 1858 to govern and was killed at Chantilly Virginia in 1862.
The Seattle Daily Star began issuing pennants for five cents plus four clipped coupons. Thousands have started collections with up to four or five pennants available weekly in four to seven colors. Army and A B A pennants are highlighted. future issues promised. Mail orders to the office with five cents extra for mailing.
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