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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
2
A humorous essay argues using fairies as imagination aids to mold child character. Rewards replace punishment to encourage good behavior, with Titania visiting for well behaved days and chocolate rewards replacing pennies. It warns against lying and supports imaginative play in education.
Secret Service traced a suspect alias Louis J. Smith to a Middle Western city. He is under arrest in Tacoma and rearrested in Is ward for involvement in a May explosion that wrecked a barge in Elliott Bay, causing over 100000 dollars in damage. The man, Brown or Smith, faced questions about a larger East Coast plot.
An ad outlines a three quarter length coat in channel cloth or striped plush with belt collar and cuffs priced at 29.50, plus other coats in black plush and a list of Friday specials on stockings and hosiery. Second and First Floor signage notes promotional lots and color options.
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