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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1914
Page
5
An advertisement extols Hyomei as an effective remedy for catarrh a condition marked by emisting frequent colds and crusts in the nose. It claims the antiseptic oil inhaler reaches inflamed tissue quickly relieves choking discharges heals sore spots and that even severe cases respond at once with druggists selling it.
County Commissioners Hamilton and Knudsen postponed for several days a 75000 appropriation for a new juvenile detention home. Judges Dykeman and Frater urged the project, while supporters from Federated Women’s clubs and Mothers’ Congress pushed for the change, with budgets debated and a final decision expected soon.
In St. John New Brunswick Mitchell today notified that James Ready aged 40 or Hugh J Ready aged 50 are presumed heirs to a fortune. A law firm letter says Ready died there several months ago leaving most of his estate to two sons Val and Earnie Stanton who cannot be located. The illegible platter is a former welterweight boxer.
A reader seeks advice on a troubled marriage with persistent night loneliness and a non affectionate husband. The columnist recommends recreation, health focus, and considering age differences, then points to possible solutions from other wives.
An advertisement extols Musterole a white ointment made from musk oil and home simples. It claims to replace mustard plasters with no blisters and offers relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia hiccups congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and general pains. Sold by druggists at two sizes with a hospital bottle for 2.50 from The Munsterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
The Seattle Grand Vaudeville Opera Company wowed audiences at the Metropolitan theatre with Verdi I Trovatore. Star performances by Mia, George F. Russell as Leonora, and Theo Karl Johnston as Manrico drew encores amid strong singing and scenery. Mme Hesse-Sprotte leads with praise for Montgomery Lynch and G A Hastings as notable contributors. Tonight Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci conclude the program.
A lively audience applauded the Hippodrome Four quartet and supporting acts including Good, George and Lily, Garden, xylo phone players, and Jay Bogert with Nelson in blackface.
The Empress bill this week features Wormwood's remarkable animal act and a sketch by Eugene Emmett noted for a splendid voice. Audiences are shown a varied program with standout performances and engaging novelty.
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