Horse Race Encounter Ends In Pursuit Catastrophe
A brief classified note describes a horse race where one rider turned her horse for home as a lion chased in pursuit, warning readers to use star want ads for results and profits.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
8
A brief classified note describes a horse race where one rider turned her horse for home as a lion chased in pursuit, warning readers to use star want ads for results and profits.
A diarist confesses past flirtations with Will Tenney and Jack, contrasts them with husband Herbert, and reflects on temptation, happiness, and the uneasy balance between desire and stability. She admits lingering longings for bright nights yet finds solace in familiar, steady love. To be continued tomorrow.
Rome Sept 3 Italian forces slowly occupy Rovereto as evacuation begins after fierce fighting. The forts were blown up by defenders and Austrians retreat toward Trent, 13 miles away. This marks the greatest victory so far in the Italian campaign toward Trent.
Mrs. Fred Smith of Punxsutawney inherits a fortune estimated at 2,400,000 dollars from Harry Riams of Buffalo who died 1914. Riams left his home to Mrs. Smith and the bulk of the estate to his former fiancée Miss Mary Hadden, who must wait until she is 23 to claim it.
A reader asks about why people seek guidance on marriage and responsibility. Cynthia Grey cautions that many youths lack direction and urges self-reliance and moral training. She addresses a troubled widow, a deserting husband, a Seattle job seeker, and a reader in distress offering help and confidential support.
In Atlanta on September 3, J A Bradberry told officers he would show how to craft counterfeit money. Plain Clothes Sergeant George Bullard witnessed Bradberry demonstrate melting tin foil to form a shiny half dollar using a smelting pot and mould.
A vintage advertisement touts Poslam as an all purpose remedy for eczema acne tetter salt rheum and various skin itching issues. It promises immediate relief and skin restoration and notes samples available by sending stamps to Emergency Laboratories in New York City with distribution through druggists.
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