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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1915

Page

4

Confessions of a Wife Lends Six Thousand Dollars

Margie recalls seeking six thousand dollars from Jim to invest Aunt Mary’s money by risking a loan to cover an apartment mortgage. Dick’s absence and fear of debt loom as Jim loans the money with a six percent note while Mollie’s romance with Hatton unfolds and Jim’s own feelings surface. The tale ends with a tease for continuation.

Aunt Mary Mr. Selwin Jim Margie Mollie Hatton Sullivan

California Syrup of Figs advertised for child constipation

An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe effective laxative for children. It claims coated tongues indicate constipation and promises quick relief by purging waste, bile and undigested food, urging mothers to buy the genuine product and beware of counterfeits.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Forming English Classes for Foreign Students

John A. Goodell arrives to lead English language classes for Russians Finns Poles Greeks Slavonians and other foreigners. University students will run the sessions with demonstrations of the work amid coffee houses pool rooms and other gathering spots.

John A. Goodell Goodell International Y. M. C. A Northwest

Pontius Estate Inventory Filed in Seattle Probate

Inventory and appraisement of Albert M. Pontius who died May 4, 1914 lists total value of 78,221 dollars. The bulk of the estate may bequeathed to his brother Frank R. Pontius according to the filed probate papers.

Pontius Albert M. Pontius Seattle Frank R. Pontius

Free letter promises cure for catarrh with no treatment

A self styled remedy ad claims a new, painless cure for catarrh that requires no sprays inhalers or equipment. It describes the sufferer’s misery and offers to reveal the cure by mail for free upon sending name and address, urging immediate action and promising instant relief.

Kate Vienne

Local theater groups to view Tillies Tomato Surprise cast

The company behind A Pair of Sixes will visit Liberty theatre management Thursday afternoon to watch Eleanor Fairbanks perform in Tillies Tomato Surprise. The Lubin six reel feature marks its U S debut away from major eastern cities with Marie Dressler as Tillie.

Marie — Eleanor Fairbanks Moore Liberty Theatre Eleanor Fairbanks Marie Dressler Tillie United States New York

Dr J A Smith to Speak at Bnai Brith Meeting

Dr J Allen Smith head of the University of Washington political economy department will speak Thursday night at a joint Hildesheimer lodge of the Order of Bnai Brith and the Daughters of the Covenant at W O W hall. His subject is Government.

J. Allen Smith University of Washington Hildesheimer Lodge Order of Wnal Writh Daughters of the Covenant W. O. W. Hall

Fly Swatter Added to Pullman Equipment

Government Public Health Service notes flies in Pullman care in interstate commerce threaten health and, as part of an educational campaign, a fly swatter becomes standard Pullman equipment.

Brandels Criticizes Trade Commission Tour

Washington Oct 6 Laula D Brandela a key figure in creating the federal trade commission complains the commissioners are traveling nationwide on dinners funded by chambers of commerce and listening to powerful corporate figures seeking to dodge the Sherman act.

Washington Laula D. Brandela Federal Trade Commussion Chambers of Commerce

Meat Prices Rise Amid War Demands In Chicago

John T. Russell former president of the National Master butchers association says war demand by exporters is tightening meat supply in the United States and driving prices up three to five cents per pound.

Chicago John T. Russell National Master Hutchers’ Association Russell America

Fred A Strom Found Dead in St Charles Hotel Room

Fred A Strom was found dead in room 10 at the St Charles hotel 107 West Washington Avenue on Tuesday morning. Officials believe death resulted from natural causes. he had no known relatives or friends.

Fred A. Strom St Charles West Washington Awamper Tuesaday

Burglary Reported at 2116 22nd Ave and 1425 Michigan Av

John Lena reported a burglary at his home claiming entry via the rear door with a pass key and theft of $54.25. Fred Simo Katz of the same address reported losing $24.50 at 1425 Michigan Ave in Chicago.

John Lena 22Nd Ave Fred Simonam Katz Michigan Av Chicago

Public hearing on ferry dock plan at Vashon site debate

Attend 2 p m hearing in county courthouse on ferry dock site options. Des Moines proposal by Commissioner Hamilton faces opposition from Carrigan and Knudsen who holds deciding vote. Port Bridges notes Des Moines site would cost farmers extra and raise passenger fares for 18 mile inland route to Seattle.

Vashon Alto Des Moines Seattle Three Tree Point Lake Burien Municipal West Beuattle Madison St Hamilton Carrigan Knudsen Bridges Port Commission West Seattle Madinon Dea Moines

Florida puzzled, can't get a drink

Tampa readers report evasion of the Evans package liquor law by social club members who held an evasion meeting and invited the sheriff. The sheriff attended and warned he would arrest violators, but the members still seek a way to dodge enforcement.

Tampa Fla Elke

Governor's wife speaks for vote in women rights campaign

New York state first lady Mrs Charles Whitman personally enters the drive for votes for women. Gov Whitman remains strictly neutral. The George H Fortson auxiliary plans a card party Wednesday evening at Veterans hall State Armory.

Albany N. Y New York State Voordenaville Charles Whitman George H. Fortson Auxiliary Veterans’ Hall State Armory

Poslam Promises Quick Relief For Itching and Skin Ailments

A vintage advertisement promotes Poslam for relief from itching burning and dermatitis. It claims rapid comfort once applied and eventual cure by eradicating the disease. Poslam soap is described as antiseptic and harmless with samples available for four cents.

New York All Drugmiat

Population totals of four Christian denominations in the United States

Data from Kennedy's Official Catholic Directory lists 16,067,985 Roman Catholics, 7,125,069 Methodists, 2,027,598 Presbyterians, and 6,129,467 Baptists in the United States, figures echoed from the 1915 World's Almanac. The item also addresses grammar usage and reader questions about faith, parenting, and a Seattle advice column.

United States J. E W Kennedy

A Star Wanted Will Rent Your Vacant Booms

A star seeks to rent vacant spaces offering high visibility. The ad targets property owners with unused storefronts or theaters, promising ambitious exposure for upcoming shoots and red carpet events, and hints at flexible terms.

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