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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
4
readers write about marital duties and whether a husband must support a wife. The column argues against legal or social enforcements of unequal privileges, urging voluntary favors and equal treatment to maintain domestic peace. A separate note asks about theatre dining and wine, with menu suggestions for after the show.
An investigation questions why the War Department buys shrapnel and fuses from private firms at higher prices while identical items are produced in government arsenals. It highlights overhead costs and longer private worker hours, arguing preparedness may require vastly more funding unless all spend is shifted to government plants.
Dr Edwards a longtime Olite physician treated many women with a vegetable based olive oil formula named Dor Edwards Olive Tablets. They are promoted as a liver and bowel aid improving dull eyes pimples coated tongue and overall wellbeing. Sold by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
Washington reports Carranza will stay on as de facto chief executive for a year to qualify as a presidential candidate after elections. He would be disqualified if he acted as provisional president without recognition. Villa movement is ending with Villeta agency disbanding. Enrique Liorente heads to New York. some Villistas remain abroad wary of immunity.
A wife reflects on money, independence, and forthcoming conflict with her husband Dick. She envisions separate incomes and investments, recalls a split over the $200 monthly allowance, and reveals plans to reinvest Aunt Mary’s money while awaiting a forthcoming quarrel. Kitty’s death and a child’s fate loom as personal tensions rise.
Grizzled hunter B Kenna and his Alaska dog Cash travel from Nome to a Florida home. Kenna, a gold miner, sold mining interests and says he cannot leave Dash, his longtime companion from puppyhood, as they plan to raise potatoes in Florida.
Police searched Thursday for the killer of Rade Favich a 30 year old Serbian murdered late Wednesday night in a bunk car near Kent Favich was killed by a fellow employee of a Northern Pacific steel gang in the bunk car investigation aimed at locating the assailant with no immediate arrest.
The first train on the Seattle Port Angeles & Western line carried road officials as it opened a link between Port Angeles and Port Townsend on the Olympic peninsula. Regular freight and passenger service will begin in a month, with Seattle to Port Townsend connected by a car ferry service. The route traverses timber, dairy and agricultural regions, signaling new rail access for the area.
After twelve years in the Arctic mining operations a horse once taken north by Frank Manley at age three is retired to a quiet farm pasture to spend its remaining days. The longtime working horse will live out its old age away from the harsh northern conditions.
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