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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
4
John Morse fell yesterday at the corner of Church and Stallman streets breaking his arm. It is the third fall Mr Morse has suffered at this spot in Merryville Iowa banner.
President Wilson notes a peaceful year with rich crops and moral progress and urges a new Thanksgiving spirit. A Constant Reader imagines a shift from abundance to aid, turning excess food and luxuries into shoes bread and blankets for hungry families and Belgian children.
A boy named Johnny, lively in speech, falters when forced to write a formal theme. He rebels against stilted rules that stifle his natural expression. The piece contrasts his vivid talk with the teacher's rigid format. The article also notes a political aside about Prosecutor elect Lundin and election fraud charges.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandel ine for hair care claiming it cleanses the scalp, reduces oil, stops dandruff, and promotes new hair growth after weeks of use. It urges a 25 cent bottle from drug stores with guidance for application and promises soft, lustrous hair. Also mentions Seattle address and boarding rooms offering clean, affordable accommodations with kitchen privileges.
A string of light anecdotes and a burglary note story unfold. Mrs Cobb’s empty home is ransacked after a note taunts the thief. A Globe Democrat quip ponders Austrian armies. A goose at a theater prompt slips. A museum keeper jokes about deciphering a poorly traced papyrus. Rivalry tale ends with a wife-lying alibi mockery.
A health tip urges reducing kidney symptoms by using Jad Salte from grocery shelves. It claims meat increases uric acid and slows kidneys, causing backache, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues. four ounces of Jad Salte in water each morning supposedly restores kidney action and neutralizes urine acidity.
Cardinal Mercier described Belgian misery as children ripped bread from German soldiers who shared rations. He urged aid for 12,000 in Malines and 25,000 nearby. The relief commission dispatched 400 tons of provisions to Malines.
News arrives of the death of M. C. Brown a prominent former Alaskan in Victoria. The report notes his prominence and links the event to the Alaskan context and location of Victoria.
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