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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
6
Persias shah and his ministers abandon Teheran amid fears of bloodshed as central powers and entente plots unfold. Allies pursue the exiled government while German and Turkish forces reportedly prepare to follow.
Mary worries that Margie plans to attend Ellene's with Dick still distracted by Eleanor Fairlow's absence. Margie dresses in a green gown, recalls Dick's vitality, and contemplates risks of flirtation while maintaining privacy from Mary. The scene ends as Margie leaves for a party.
The article promotes Spurmax face lotion to remove freckles and tan and improve skin texture with four ounces dissolved in hot water and glycerin. It also suggests a Canthrax shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoon in hot water to wash the scalp, leaving hair shiny and fluffy.
A well known Seattle resident recalls his wife presenting her bank book showing savings over $4,000 built up over several years. The piece notes many wives open savings accounts with the bank.
The North Star Lodge of I O G T hosts a grand musical festival at Good Templar hall 1109 Virginia Wednesday evening honoring Professor and Mrs Adolph Edgren on their 15th wedding anniversary.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly remedy to awaken with a clear head and a gone cold. It asserts the product cleanses the stomach, regulates digestion, removes sour food and gases, and draws out bile and waste from the bowels. It targets both adults and children with a 10 cent box offer.
The marine court finds the Calchas stranding near Point Wilson unavoidable due to a strong ebb tide heavy fog and an inaudible Point Wilson fog horn. The Oct. 9 incident involved the Blue Funnel liner Calchas with no fault by the skipper.
The steamer Alfred P. Wright carrying wheat from Duluth burned to the water's edge today in Portage entry at Refuge Harbor Calumet Michigan with the blaze reported at dawn and no injuries noted.
A cheap, fast acting cough remedy using 2½ ounces Pinex and sugar syrup to create a full pint for the family. Claims rapid relief from bronchitis coughs, winter coughs, and bronchial asthma with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Frayne, Ind.
Edward Krause of Petersburg Alaska is jailed on charges of impersonating a federal officer in the alleged kidnapping of William Christie a Treadwell mine amalgamator and Mrs Cella Geselius rival. Christie vanished November 1 after a man calling himself a US deputy marshal visited him at the mine and handed a sealed envelope. Christie’s wife later received a note saying they are forcing me to go to Seattle. Swankcion identified Krause as the suspect.
A Chinese passenger aboard the Blue Funnel liner Talthybius is missing after a voyage from the Orient. Stormy seas are believed to have washed him overboard during the trip to Victoria, British Columbia.
Port Townsend reports Private Murphy, recently discharged at Fort Worden, declares his sympathy for the Allies and plans to enlist in a Canadian regiment at Victoria to see active service.
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