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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
14
Advancements in dental care promise fast results with a long line of satisfied patients. The ad touts half-price crowns and plates, a written guarantee, and a sales pitch that emphasizes low costs and a modern approach. WE GIVE GAS.
Bedding linens and wash goods prices listed including wool mixed blankets at 3.50 and 4.50, all pure linen towels at 25 cents, heavy Huck towels, linen napkins 3.00, printed percale 10 cents, brocaded crepe 50 cents. Third Floor, 1 Te
Advertises dull calf lace boots with round toe and welted sole in a good assortment. Not all sizes available in any one style. 95 in the lot. Special on the Second Floor.
Madame Cecile Dillon, renowned gown designer, will share her own designs and French fashion trends for The Star this winter. She visits Paris regularly to stay current with fashion centers and will issue weekly designs tailored for the American woman. This fashion service aims to rival top women’s magazines.
Plush and velvet will be worn more this season than for many years. If trimmed with fur, the height of made will be reached. Gray plush illustrated is full at the waist and caught at the side with a steel beaded buckle and trimming from the suspender over the white embroidered waist.
Mrs Anna Marshall, 24, of Nashville, riding with her husband from Omaha to Seattle in improvised clothing, froze her feet in a refrigerator car on the Oregon Short Line. She was treated at the City Hospital by Dr G G Campbell. the couple had traveled in six days, changing cars six times, and planned to continue westward by foot.
Eva explains a ritual where one walks backward with a mirror at midnight to glimpse a future husband. Ella asks what happens next and Eva notes if no young men follow, chances of marriage are slim. Helen refuses to bob for apples while Emma jokes about fixing her nose through the game.
NAMPA Ida Oct 31 Oscar Whitman 38? shot himself after planning marriage, leaving $3800 and a solid job. He feared inability to support a wife.
In Franklin New Hampshire on October 81, a remarkable bond forms between William E B Dunlap's sheep herding dog Spot and his bull King Leo Netherlands IV. The pair play eat and sleep together with Spot even refusing to drive the cattle away from the bull. Spot sleeps in the manger beside King Leo highlighting an unusual canine bovine friendship.
James Cottengill of Mountain Grove Mo perished from exposure after going missing during Sunday's storm. He was found later by local authorities and identified by his family.
An advertisement for Regal Dental Offices directed by Dr. L R Clark D 0 and associates invites readers to visit the clinic at 1405 Third Avenue North West at the Union corner and to bring the ad with them.
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