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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1916
Page
2
In Little Falls New York on November 7 Mike Masco and his wife confessed to authorities to the case of Rosalino Cliprottti whose body was found chopped and hidden in a trunk. Mrs Masco said Masco killed the intruder and forced her to help cut up the body with a crosscut saw before disposing of the parts in a dump.
John W. Doorly of the First Church of Christ Scientist spoke to a big Monday night audience in the Moore Theatre. He described Christian Science as removing sin discord disease and even death through true knowledge. He credited Mary Baker Eddy with rising from a death bed by scripture study.
Paula recalls how Earnest Lawton’s roses masked loneliness after stardom and how Mary Madden’s support showed women’s solidarity. She reflects that true friendship between a man and a woman ends before sex and vows to weave these experiences into her story. (To be continued)
A World War I trench scene in France shows Private Halley surviving cold rain mud and rheumatic pain after using Sloan's Liniment. His mother’s faith in the remedy leads to a large bottle being sent, relieving his pain and helping him stand again. The product is sold by druggists in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
Indianaplis November 7 Charlen Warren Fairbanks republican candidate for vice president nearly lost his hat while voting the straight republican ticket He bumped his head on the booth as he reached for the ballot level and the top piece came off Veterans scrambled for the hat trying to brush it off and return it Fairbanks cast ballot No 321.
The Star received multiple complaints about Republican election officials in several precincts wearing Hughes campaign buttons. The auditors office says this is not permissible, though no coordinated effort to investigate occurred. In precinct 158, judge W. M. Whitney wore a Hughes button on his lapel while on duty.
Mary T Goldman offers a gray hair restorer that returns original color to gray or faded hair. The ad claims the product leaves hair pure and fluffy and is available at dealers or direct from the laboratory with express prepaid mailing on receipt of $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Ruth Soper seeks parole for James Morrison Darnell the so called marrying parson and father of her year old son Jimmie A petition has been filed and Darnell has appeared before the parole board If granted they may wed by Christmas and live on a farm in Illinois with Ruth Soper and their child.
A historical advertisement promotes a "D. P. D" eczema prescription and soap. It claims dramatic skin relief with a money back guarantee, featuring testimonials from a supervising nurse and noting pharmacy availability at Swifte Pharmacy and Bartelis Drug Stores.
A fragmented ad mentions Seattle dentists at 1405 Third Avenue near the post office corner. It notes directions and a call to visit the right place for dental care.
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