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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
5
Advertising copy touts a modern Seattle dental office with Dr. Clark providing personal attention to each patient. Claims low prices and high quality, inviting readers to visit and noting they offer gas.
Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Avenue North West corner Union advertise dental services managed by Dr L R Clark D D S with note to bring this ad.
A reader asks how to handle a breakup and fear of losing a trusted partner. The columnist urges faith, patience, and self‑awareness, noting unseen factors in the relationship and advising to listen for guidance rather than act rashly.
During a rehearsal for Romeo and Juliet at the Moore theater the Faversham company honored William Faversham on the first anniversary of his Tony role as Mark Antony. A laurel wreath, five feet high, was presented by Arthur Elliott who spoke for the company.
Pearl Loehr of the Woman's Federation of Photographers comments on beauty amid focus on American working women. Deputies raid a croquet game on Clay Center Kansas courthouse lawn over noise. Henry Ford purchases $1,000,000 in Detroit school bonds.
Brown rests in a convalescent ward with three patients trading surgeon jokes. They claim the doctor left scissors inside one patient and had to reopen for a spool of wire and tweezers. The surgeon appears and asks about his satchel, provoking Brown to faint.
In Cetinje Montenegro on Oct 7 the premiere by King Nicholas met a riotous audience. Actors cast as Turks were forced off stage as the performance began signaling strong protests and a near lynching atmosphere.
In Kilkenny Ireland the castle preserves its interior with rooms that have remained undisturbed for eight centuries, offering a rare glimpse into medieval life and architecture.
New York on October 7 reports a new stocking style with built in pockets. The garments target knitwear wearers and are said to keep money hidden from view of men.
Advertising copy touts Universal Bread Makers and mixers with reduced prices for several sizes from 2.19 to 4.75, plus a 99 percent pure spun aluminum percolator claim and one day specials on multiple kitchen appliances in the basement department.
A MacDougall Southwick Needie artifact that pierced a Nyack girl's heel two years ago was recovered from the same foot's sole. A second item notes a baby born aboard an Italian liner arriving and presented by the steamship company with a first class round trip ticket valid as long as ships sail.
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