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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
5
A reader asks if melancholy and self consciousness signify weakness and how to cope. The reply calls it a trait to overcome with health and social interests, suggesting cheerful friends and looking outward. A second letter asks about engagement and gifts, advising honesty and delaying marriage if unsure, with guidance to return engagement presents.
The ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem as a universal kidney remedy claiming relief from back pain poor urine and bladder issues. It promises money back if not effective and lists prices 25c 50c and 1.00 with guaranteed genuine product from Owl Drug Co.
A historical overview traces the escalating conflict between Washington and Berlin. It covers Admiral von Tirpitz’s threat to block England, the 1915 naval war zone, the Lusitania sinking, American protests, and Wilson’s final note condemning German attacks on ships with American lives at risk. It notes Thresher, Gulflight, and Arabio incidents and the evolving U S policy toward Germany.
Fred Starr, 34, identified as the man who held up a North Queen Anne street car, is jailed after a chase by police. A second man, A. J. Belew, 23, was arrested for a separate Seattle wholesale robbery. Starr’s capture followed a pursuit ending with a 20-foot embankment jump and gunfire from a responding motorman.
Alvano Peretta a cook on the steamer City of Seattle tried to kill himself Tuesday night when told he would be jailed. He shot himself in the chest while being escorted to the city jail. the wound is not serious. Neighbors had reported Perelsa prowling around the home after a Tuesday quarrel with Frances Thomas.
Washington dispatch reports one of five Mexicans killed by a Texas border posse was positively identified as Gen. Pas quali Orozsco chief BlElaski of the department of justice investigation bureau was advised today.
The German government accepts President Wilsons terms and authorizes use of the information, signaling a potential step toward ending the war. Diplomats note concessions benefit allies, while Britain may need to modify its blockade after the reversal. Senator Lewis cites Chief Justice White calling it modern diplomacy.
George F. Kiley, 33, longtime Star mailing room worker, died Sunday. Funeral held Wednesday at 9 a m at St. Alphonse church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Kiley belonged to Boston Malters' Union No. 1 for 10 years and Seattle Mailers' Union No. 32 for the past year.
Our business is growing by leaps and bounds with a new graduate and registered dentist joining staff. Plans are set to add three rooms and rush completion of new offices at 1408 Third Ave NW corner of Third and Union. Regal Dental Offices under L R Clark promote painless methods and state board certified operators.
The body of Ah King is found in Seattle after a troubled period marked by nervous prostration. He left a will naming his son Yock Fong, 19, with a surviving daughter and a widow who died two years ago. He was described as a generous, quiet man who mentored youth and supported the needy, yet faced theft and betrayal by supposed friends and a gambling problem.
A catalog style ad outlines boy outfits from suits at 5 to 12.50 with knickers and durable features, plus corduroy pants and sweaters. It also promotes girls wear including dresses 1.95 to 12.00 and various coats, with a third floor Fur-trimmed options.
Advertises Everwear stockings in sizes No 80 and No 750 with prices 5 bys 25¢ per pair and sets priced at $1.50 and $2.00. Claims guaranteed wear and satisfaction. Medium weight with fashion foot. First Floor.
Good Looking Rough and Ready School Shoes offer soft pliable wear for growing feet. Trot Mocs in tan or black moose with button or late styles priced from 2.25 to 3.00 dollars. Boys Tol Moc lace style in smoke tan or black with weather proof soles priced 3.50. Gunmetal Button Shoes for children and misses with broad-toe, leather soles priced 2.50 to 3.00. Second Floor.
Glove selection for girls includes Chamoisette Cashmerette in white navy gray brown and red at 25 cents per pair. Boys and girls options feature Lantinesben and Chamoisette gloves at 50 cents per pair. Firat Floor.
An advertisement lists velvet pencils, school pencils, Crayola crayons, refill pencils in nickel or gold finish, atomposition books, waterman inks, Estabrook pens, library paste, Sanford's or Dennison's products, school sets with pencils erasers and penholders, plus linen embroidered Hankies for school days in multiple prices.
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