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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
5
King county reports a monthly total of 1 440 for mothers aid with seventy applications slanted and 125 waiting. The benefits now reach 228 children across the program.
Edwin J. Brown previews a forthcoming column on a Seattle school election pitting two Socialist factions. He condemns jury bias in the Hay Market case and promises next week to critique jurors and Illinois high court rulings.
A 19 percent drinker asks for guidance to quit and save an unborn child. The adviser likens manhood to a statue behind cobwebs, urges patient effort, and suggests writing back after the child is born while praising faith and perseverance. Additional letters discuss keeping religious membership for love, duties of a housekeeper, and guidance for a jealous suitor.
Serious catarrh yields to Hyomel say druggist and Booths Hyomel Co of Buffalo New York. Complete outfit costs one dollar and claims to relieve all forms of catarrh bronchitis and nasal cold with quick soothing effect on breathing membranes.
Special Prosecutor accuses Peter Miller of intellectual treachery and plans a full day before jurors. Judge Gillam instructs the jury on murder verdict scope and the lack of need for intent to murder if robbery is proven. Miller and co defendant Charles Keser tied to Hugh McMahon case with possible accomplice testimony expected tomorrow.
Judge Tallman declares a husband who marries a divorced woman with children must support the stepchildren while the biological father remains obliged. He ordered C O Conor to pay $10 monthly to Mrs W Hartlett for the care of two children.
The piece notes Harold Preston will not run and George W. Dilling is being urged for United States senator on the Bull Moose ticket. Dilling’s backers seek unity among Progressive factions while Falconer’s stance remains awaited as a potential rival. A separate note reports Earlington approved a $9000 school house bond at a special election.
Harold Bauer on his seventh American tour under London Chariton will give a single Seattle recital at the Moore on Sunday afternoon November 23 at 2 30. Bauer ranks among the world’s great pianists and has drawn praise from critics for art and temperament.
The ad promises painless nerve or tooth removal and cuts prices to a third to half of competitors. A $10 gold crown is offered for $4 and a plate for $5 with a signed guarantee on the bill by the operator and manager.
An authority warns against meat overconsumption as it raises uric acid and burdens kidneys. The ad promotes Jad Salta, four ounces daily in water to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and prevents urinary and bladder disorders.
Public notice listing Dr L R Clark D D 8 manager at 1405 Third Ave North West corner Union. Bring this act with you for the related procedure or appointment.
The Tivoli, at First and Madison, debuts with the musical comedy Honeymoon Trail as its opening number. Tonight offers two performances at 7 15 and 9 o clock as the new venue formally welcomes the public.
A resolution adopted by the Open Forum requests King County authorities grant Seattle a franchise to use county roads to transmit electricity from its plant to customers. The move aims to enable infrastructure for distributing power to residents and businesses.
A metropolitan stage presentation of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine features a knockout scene set in a lagoon. The production blends nostalgia with modern urban flair as actors perform in a stylized waterfront backdrop.
Advertisement touts Adler ka as a thorough bowel cleanser made from buckthorn bark and glycerine. It claims immediate relief from sour stomach flatulence and constipation after a single dose. Swift's Pharmacies lists locations in Seattle including Secondav Pike and 285 N Broadway.
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