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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
6
An opinion piece arguing for woman suffrage, tracing suffrage history worldwide and in the United States, praising women's contributions in wars and reform, and urging Washington men to vote for the amendment to Article VI as a vote for the home.
A new etrapa device markets a tongueless cuckle that answers in place of a knot and a long woven strap to hold one or multiple school books, offering a compact portable carrying solution for students.
Satin waistbands in plain colors match worn satin outfits. Afternoon gowns show sleeves to elbow or wrist with chiffon undersleeves. Tailored shirtwaists keep the Gibson plait for broad shouldered looks. Coats and suits favor horn buttons. Fabrics are soft and sheer with bright satin, muslin chiffons, and tulles in vogue.
A narrator recalls a voyage interrupted by a storm landing at an island with a single huge house. A one-eyed giant with elephantine features devours crew and guards the shore with rocks as the survivors seek escape. After fighting back the giant, they flee by raft, suffer losses, and survive on a distant island until rescue by a white sail appears.
A letter advises a schoolgirl on after school work options such as staying with a host family or nursing small tasks, mentions contacting the YWCA for help, and asks about ethics of removing hats in elevators and offices with or without women present.
One hundred members of the National Veterinary Surgeons Association travel to Seattle by special train to inspect the Bremerton navy yard on Saturday. The group will be entertained by the Chamber of Commerce and proceed to the national convention in San Francisco next week.
Mrs Katherine Frances Osborne aged 65 widow of late Richard Osborne a superior court judge died of heart failure in her Hotel Corlew apartment yesterday afternoon. Born in Boston England she is survived by sons George Walter and Frank Osborne and daughter Lotta M Haynes. Funeral services will be at Frank Osborne's residence 928 18th Ave N at 2 pm Friday.
Jessie M Sullivan filed for divorce from James Sullivan alleging cruelty and drunkenness. She claims he drove her mother insane with his conduct. They wed September 19 1908. Press Club Has Doings reports a Seattle club event with sketches and moving pictures lasting into the night.
Bartell Drug Stores promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as safe for children. The yellow package is emphasized as genuine while noting it contains no opiates or harmful drugs.
Rev. Dr. Edward Roble, long serving pastor of a Greenland church, is noted as the country’s oldest settled Congregational minister. He has led the church for 50 years, marking a half century of ministry.
A congressional panel of senators Jacob Gallinger William Alden Smith F M Simons Theodore Turton and H Piles plus representatives D Alexander Frederick Stevens Irving Wagner Stephen Sparkman John Moon will reach Beattie by a revenue cutter to study inland waterways for recommendations to the next congress.
A light shower yesterday yielded six hundredths of an inch of rain, while street observers felt it heavier. The month’s total stood at 0.17 inches, compared with a normal 0.49, a shortfall of 0.42 inches.
Rt. Rev. Frederick W. Keator missionary bishop of Olympia assisted by Seattle clergy will ordain Rev. Sidney Thomas James a Protestant Episcopal priest this morning at St. Marks. James is a University of Washington and Cambridge Theological School, Mass graduate.
Friends and relatives of Alpha Hayes a one year old graduate of Geattie high school seek his release from Old Neb jail where he is held on wife desertion charges. Hayes married Miss Helen Swanson seventeen in Vancouver last fall. The father of the boy husband says friends of his daughter in law urge criminal action despite a divorce suit filed by the husband.
A short health note explains that poor digestion causes distress after meals and headaches. It says symptoms like nausea bad taste and bad breath signal the stomach needs care and simple aid to improve well being and usefulness in daily life.
An advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a safe reliable family remedy. It claims to tone the stomach liver and bowels improving digestion and the overall bodily condition with a few doses showing reviving power and strength.
The East’s big coffee handling interests have cornered the market and are driving up prices. Consumers will face higher costs and perhaps a change in taste as quality may improve while prices rise. Shoppers are urged to compare prices now to avoid higher spends.
Edwin J. Brown markets a Seattle dental practice at 71% First Avenue offering 60 percent savings on dentures and fillings. He asserts his offices use seasoned graduate dentists and guarantees fit with free repairs and money back if not satisfied. Open evenings and Sundays to serve workers.
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