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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
6
Tillie is sent upstairs to rest before dinner as Anty Drudge notes sensible teaching by Mrs. Sensible. A remark about their large wash praises Fels Naptha Soap for handling chores efficiently with two workers.
The Toll union high school building is rapidly nearing completion as the city and cooperating districts take pride in the substantial structure. Dr. L. R. Clark is noted in the text.
Kakichi Tsemashima, a Tokio statesman educated at Yale, visiting this country, spoke at the noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday. His topic was Trade Relations Between Japan and America.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as an inexpensive, easy to use remedy for catarrh colds asthma bronchitis and croup. It claims immediate relief by inhaling antiseptic liquid with the included inhaler and bottle. The text notes a no cure no pay plan via Bartel Drug Stores and urges readers to obtain a Hyomet outfit today.
An advertisement touts a new complexion method using a corized wax that absorbs dead skin and clogged pores to improve skin health. It claims Mercolized wax removes unhealthy matter, offering a natural, youthful look and a night application, plus a face bath with saxolite for wrinkle tightening.
Vienna via Rome reports Gavrio Prinzip, a youth under 21, escaped the death penalty for the Sarajevo plot to kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife. The Sarajevo trial ended with ten acquittals and various prison sentences ranging up to life. Prinzip received a likely lighter sentence due to youth.
Canadian educators distressed by conflict pursue teaching positions in Washington state. They seek employment with school districts to relocate, citing safety concerns and better opportunities as war intensifies at home. They hope to secure jobs before resumes expire.
The fifth annual Press club show in Seattle promises a lively evening with 10 acts. The program opens with selections by the Press club orchestra followed by a minstrel act. Homemade ads fill the bill and The Expose, the club's special edition, will be distributed. Journalists from local papers helped compile the muckraking issue.
A reader writes of losing a trusted lover and forgiving him after years apart, urging that love may outweigh pain. A second letter requests Halloween party ideas for teens and a practical safety note advises a 16 year old to assert boundaries and avoid accepting harassment at work.
An advertisement claims Adler-i-ka laxative by Swift's Pharmacies Becondav and Pike offers quick relief for constipation and gas. It states one spoonful works in a minute, relieves various ailments, and even treats appendicitis, asserting safety and non gripping effects.
New shipment of French Button Pearl Earrings features pierced backs, rolled plate, and extra lustrous pearls priced at 50 cents per pair. Similar black enameled rims with sterling backs go for 1.00, black enameled with tiny brilliants 1.75, and jet pendant earrings with crystal tips 1.00. First Floor.
The Alpha Literary Society presented two Irish plays The Rising Moon and Jack Daw at Broadway High School on Wednesday. The event showcased student performers in a cultural program reflecting Irish drama.
Westlake Public Market marked its fourth anniversary with one of its biggest business days. Nearly 100 merchants operate under one roof as Thomas Boyd notes no signs of tight conditions and expects continued growth in the Northwest market.
Well known local druggist touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to restore natural dark color to gray hair. It claims to darken evenly and plausibly while also reducing dandruff and scalp itching.
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