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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
5
We have robbed the dental chair of its terrors and made a dentist’s visit a pleasure. From simple to complex work the high-class operators are here to do the job. Prices slashed with a written guarantee. Regular ten dollar Ever-Stick Plate now five dollars and heavy Gold Crown four dollars. Can you beat it.
Notice from Dr L R Clark D D M Ager manager invites readers to bring this advertisement to a location at 1405 Third Ave NW cross Union for service or appointment.
Frederick Hausman returned from Europe and spoke to the Municipal League Saturday about how city governments operate in old countries especially Germany. The league referred the plan for a commission government to the city charter committee.
The Westlake Public Market marks its third anniversary on Saturday October eighteenth with redecorations, live orchestra, and special offers. Edwin London moves to the North Side of the Market Building to sell dress goods and home needs, improving access after Pine and Fifth Streets paving.
Advertises a cold cure promising one day relief with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Refund policy stated if it fails to cure. Box bears El W Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.
Sanitary Mineral Vapor Bath Parlors offer relief for rheumatism kidney disease dropsy stomach trouble and circulatory issues with private baths for ladies and attendant service. Single bath priced at 1.00 or six baths for 5.00 located at 618 Union St Seattle Washington.
A reader asks about escaping an arranged marriage and parental control, with advice that the child’s father should be identified and provide support while authorities may intervene if underage. A separate letter discusses work scarcity for husbands, low wages for women, foreign workers, and a call for political reform to protect workers and families.
An advice column warns parents about childhood illness linked to coated tongues and promotes California Syrup of Pigs as a gentle laxative. The page also includes a series of reader questions about relationships, marriage, divorce, and personal safety with responses encouraging responsibility, juvenile court guidance, and self reliance.
Police hold John Monahan a 35 year old waiter as a suspect in the Saturday night shooting that wounded Motorcycle Policeman Follrich after he responded to a complaint near the Clark hotel at 1014 Minoray. Follrich was shot in the right shoulder and right forearm and was taken to the city hospital. The two assailants fled toward Madison and Springers.
George Smith of Seaview hotel is robbed of 190 dollars after a burglar emerges from under a bed at 11 30 Sunday night. Smith pursues but loses the suspect near Union Street. Local police investigation continues.
An inquiry seeks an authority on ancient coins or guidance on spotting deception in coin collecting. The sender hints at consulting a technology department within a pub context, aiming for expert insight and cautious evaluation.
Workingmen should not miss the address of Tom Mano the great labor leader at Dreamland Sunday evening October 19 Ady confirms the event with emphasis on labor causes and public outreach by a prominent organizer.
Suffering relieved for the price of Dr Loughneys services as he touts a combined Osteopathic and Bake Oven treatment. He claims thousands cured and offers free Duke Owen treatments with enrollment. Offices at People’s Savings Bank Building corner Second Ave and Pike St Suite 220-221. Hours 8 am to 6 pm on weekdays and 9 to 12 on Saturdays.
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