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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
3
Readable text shows scattered words about darts and money but lacks a complete event or person. No clear entities, dates, or organizations to anchor a proper summary.
In the newspaper’s Lost and Found column Star readers notify about misplaced belongings. Classified ads describe items, owners, and contact details seeking reunification with rightful owners.
Dr. Arthur W. Elting of Albany and E. Marshall Schull of Philadelphia with A. M. Collings and Gilpin Lovering of Philadelphia joined Capt. Frank F. Kleinschmidt on a July Arctic hunt. They shipped five polar bears and fourteen walrus among other species, hailed as the greatest bag ever taken out of Alaska.
The Arctic Brotherhood delegates gathered in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room at 10 o clock to begin business after a Wednesday adjournment. Activities yesterday included a boulevard drive luncheon at the Arctic club theater visit and a smoker in the club.
Mrs Margaret Stark, separated from her husband, found him dead in a gas filled room in San Jose. The discovery came after she visited yesterday to check on him. Police and investigators began examining the circumstances surrounding the death.
The Seattle Star offers a free parcel post map to all subscribers renewing six months or more or new subscribers. The map shows Washington state regions, rivers, towns, population data, shipping costs, plus a United States and world map. Six months by mail costs $1.80.
An advisory proclaims that eating meat clogs kidneys and causes backache. It urges occasional salt-based kidney flushing with four ounces of rad Saltu or Jad Salts to keep kidneys active, blur bladder issues, and prevent serious complications.
Dr. Sydney Strong, pastor of Queen Anne Congregational church, urged AFL delegates to oppose militarism and for labor and church to discourage war. He cited past religious passivity and urged active effort toward peace, aligning with the AFL motto Our field the world our aim humanity.
Eight hundred employees in the car service of Puget Bound Traction Light and Power Co will receive a wage boost. Supt Kempster announced the raise in a Wednesday letter, totaling about 30000 dollars for the year.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as purifying the blood to cure pimples blotches and skin eruptions. It promises rapid visible improvements within days and asserts the product is harmless and prescriptionlike in composition, selling a regular package for 50 cents.
Indiana and Mexicans clash in a Los Angeles ranch scene for the 101 Bison company to depict a sensational west er n photoplay. The episode notes metal and lead fragments lodged in saddles though no injuries occurred, as blank cartridges were used amid chaotic acting and crowding.
Mose the lion, among the largest male captives, moves to Powers studio for an upcoming production titled Into the Lions' Pit. The piece notes Mose has killed two people and questions the handling facilities’ ability to manage a ferocious beast on set. The page also previews Jake and Mike at the Top of the World, other Warner features, and multiple showings across the Alhambra cinema including Winter Sports in Switzerland and Siberia's Sacred Lake.
Dean Clark tells University of Illinois students that indigestion drives many beliefs that a loved one has forgotten them. He argues nine times out of ten causes lie in physical discomfort rather than heartbreak.
An advertised remedy claims to cure rheumatism by dissolving and expelling the disease from the blood. It touts Torin compound and syrup ofreparia compound mixed in whiskey with dosages before meals and at night. The ad cites a noted doctor and widespread success last winter, from Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago.
Fragmentary passage mentions CALOCTORN and Imetant with vague claims of warming a foot bath and stopping a hard cough quickly. No verifiable facts or coherent narrative provided.
A home method to make cough syrup using granulated sugar warm water and Pinex concentrated pine extract. The guide claims strong effectiveness for ordinary coughs and whooping cough, with a money back guarantee and availability through pharmacies or The Pinex Co.
Don't take medicines for stomach ailments in the morning or at night as they offer only temporary relief. Avoid surgical operations. many stomach and intestinal issues can be treated by the remedy in time. Mayr's remedy is said to remove catarrhal mucus, reduce inflammation, and antiseptically affect the digestive tract. Noted endorsements from Congress members and professionals are cited and a free booklet is offered, with Seattle availability via Owl Drug Co.
A detailed explainer outlines a new act to promote productive use of unimproved lands by creating agricultural development districts. In King County a December 6 election will establish a district coextensive with the county, empowered to appoint three commissioners and issue 20-year bonds or a 2 mill tax if needed. The plan restricts land purchases to curb graft, offers preferential repurchase rights to settlers, and funds clearing costs with installment schemes but preserves the land for the district until cleared.
A witty exchange captures suffragettes eager to sweep the country with a bold pledge. The father retorts by inviting the movement to begin at home in the parlor and dining room, reflecting domestic humor on reform.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and itching, claiming one application doubles hair beauty and dissolves dandruff. It warns neglect leads to hair loss and urges a 21 cent bottle from drug stores with a promise of soft, heavy, healthy hair.
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