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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
5
Billie Burke argues beauty transcends youth from cradle to grave. She cites actresses and historic women like Jenny Lind and Ellen Terry to show character and experience confer lasting appeal beyond mere years.
A ladies tailor and suit shop operates at the Lumber Exchange, listing address 1 240 Dida. The note identifies the business location and serves as a local commerce entry.
Advertises Boston Dentists at 1420 Second Ave opposite Bon Marche offering free consultation. Claims over 11 years in the location and high class dentistry. Encourages readers with toothaches cavities bleeding gums and pyorrhea to visit for evaluation.
Warrants issued for 100 Vancouver Islands women charged with coal mine riot participation. Elks plan national home for aged mothers to be built in Pedford City Virginia after mail vote. Socialist candidate George H. Wrenn rejects I W W support. 14 year old Margaret Fazekas shot in copper mine battle. Opium smuggling ring found on steamer Manchuria with 59 tina of opium worth 4425. ship officer to be arrested.
Fisherman Robert Jensen clashed with owner John Kastanish at the Old Home saloon on Western Ave. Monday night. Jensen, hiding near the bar, fought Kastanish, seized a gun from a drawer, and waved it as about a dozen men stood by at the rear exit as Jensen claimed he was “just having a little fun.”
Chicago judge releases 32 prisoners on their word to return to court. This morning 28 appeared and pleaded guilty to minor offenses. Judge Mahoney says gutter morals will not deter the nation from honoring its promise to face jail terms.
J J McDonald traveled from Kansas City to St Joseph and says a great big rat hounded him for years. He shows a nasal injury he says the rat caused. Police think his claim indicates possible mental imbalance.
Howard Gardner, a farmer in York Springs Pennsylvania, watched two large turtles clash in shallow water at Springs Dam. The animals fought fiercely for a period before Gardner subdued and captured them. each turtle weighed about twenty pounds.
A reader asks about romance and engagement rules ahead of remarriage and family pressures. Advice covers honesty about past life, avoiding unequal scrutiny, and practical steps for managing relationships and education.
Albert Greenburg reports solving a three year facial pimple problem in Philadelphia using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. He notes instant relief after trying various creams, with two jars clearing his skin. The ad adds Resinol’s long history and offers a free trial from Baltimore Dept. 10-1.
Eugene Foster longtime Aberdeen newspaper figure and later city editor of The World died yesterday in Dallas Oregon. He previously published the Aberdeen paper and influenced regional journalism through years of editorial work.
A playful dialogue imagines Germany shifting from beer to tea with hotel clerks and a telephone operator riffing on temperance, rathskellers, and cultural changes. The piece humorously contrasts American beer culture with an imagined tea fueled Fatherland transformation.
A herd of 48 elk moved from Yellowstone park last fall near North Yakima has increased to 60. The animals are in good condition and quite tame.
A quirky dialogue features a Heidelberg student imagining rival tea drinking in warbling tunes while neighbors throw mugs from windows. Myrtle and Hank the hotel clerk debate national pride as Americans claim international sport records amid playful banter about steins and customs.
Coquille Oregon Sept 2 The streets of this town are paved with rock that will yield 640 in gold per ton, after an assay of specimens sent to Virginia City Nevada by J C Wilson a miner who detected traces of gold in paving material The rock is from a quarry five miles from town.
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