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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1914

Page

5

Boys Suits Go Into John Panton's Sale Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow the clothing stock is slashed as John Panton's moves its Boys Department. Suits drop to 1 98, kids knickers to 25c, denim overalls to 25c, and khaki knickers to 25c. Two big sale lots include Norfolk suits at 2 65 and others up to 6 50, with reduced crockery, rugs, and garden goods.

John Panton Europe Norfolk Haviland Second Ave George Francis Rowe

Italian physician links love to nervous intoxication disease

An Italian physician says romantic passion intoxicates the nervous centers and may cause a disease that, without cure, could lead to neurasthenia or insanity. He warns that untreated cases threaten mental ruin.

Belgians Press Ahead East of Brussels

Belgians from Antwerp are described as increasingly active east and northeast of Brussels. They reportedly retook Aerschot and approached the outskirts of Louvain, suggesting they threaten German northern communications. French and English reports deny Maubeuge’s fall, noting the fortress remains isolated.

Hague Belgium Antwerp Brussels Aerschot Louvain Maubeuge

French Reoccupy Mulhausen in Basel Report

Basel Switzerland Sept 11 reports say French forces again occupy Mulhausen. In other notes 8 C Brinkley of Magnet City North Carolina claims the longest beard in the United States, trailing on the ground when displayed.

Basel Switzerland Mulhausen C. Brinkley Magnet City N. C United States

Fur Trimmed Dress and Cake Accessories On Offer

The ad promotes imitation lynx fur trimming in black gray white marmot and imitation fur at 4 ape celal per yard with various widths. Marabou trimming offered at 69c yard in black natural and pastel shades. Ostrich trimming listed at 95c yard in black and white.

Balmacaan and Nor Folk Style Fabrics and Colors

A catalog fragment lists Balmacaan and short Nor folk styles in mixtures and boucles with cravenette sideline options. It notes color options including black brown tan gray and other shades across all sires.

Patterned dresses and fabrics with piping and belts

Listing of serge and wool fabrics in plaid and stripe patterns. Describes attractive garments with piping, fancy belts, buttons in blues reds browns and Scotch plaids. Sizes 1 to 14 priced from $1.98 to $7.60.

Winter Weight Union Suits Glees 4 5 and 6

Pure white winter weight union suits Glees 4 5 and 6 offered at exceptional value. Soft fabric and comfortable fit make them ideal for cold weather. Stock features high quality stitching and durable construction. Suitable for warmth and everyday wear.

Glees

Fur Ornaments Range From 190 Up In Sale

A large assortment of fur ornaments is offered with prices starting at 190. The items include buckles and small animal heads with frog fastenings.

Clothing Ad Highlights Embroidered Trim and Embellishments

Ad promotes garments trimmed with torchen val patterns and embroidery edging and beadings. Claims excellent material quality with values to 1.75 dollars. Special price is eight cents.

Ladies' Part Wool Union Suite in Gray or White

Winter wear for ladies described as a comfortable wool Union Suite offered in gray or white. Priced at $1.00.

Vests for Sale in Limited Sizes

A brief notice advertises vests only in sizes 6 and 6 with paired pants sold out. Prices labeled as Sic. The source lacks additional details on brand or location.

General Joffre Named France's War Leader in Proud Portrait

ARIS Sept 10 The French army head Gen J J C Joffre is praised as a solid organizer rather than a flashy tactician. Described at home as calm and reflective yet hard on failure in war, he reorganized France’s forces after last year’s maneuvers and led victories in Tonkin Formosa Madagascar and Dahomey.

Aris France J. J. C. Jott Gen. Beauregard Joffre Paris Gen Ministry of War Hoe Acarcely the Polytechnique West Point Ife Paria Enghemn Marshal MacMahon Tonkin Indo-China Formosa Madagascar Dahomey Timbuctoo Col. Bonnier

Won’t Let Others Tackle His Job in Municipal Row

In Mckeesport Pennsylvania on September 11 a city hall office boy, George H. Lysle Jr., struck for higher pay. He faced several youthful strike breakers in front of his father the mayor, worked five weeks at 3 dollars weekly, and threatened to strike again after a refused raise.

Mkeesport George H. Lysle, Jr Young Lysle

Mayor Rehired Son After Office Strike Tactics

An advertisement drew several applicants for a city office during a strike. When they insisted on entering after being told of the strike, Lysle used rough tactics to discourage them. Later the mayor rehired his son.

Lysle

Panama Canal shifts trade routes trigger fever mosquito worry

Shifts in trade routes after the Panama Canal opening raise the possibility of yellow fever mosquitoes visiting new areas, prompting public health caution and surveillance plans.

Panama Canal

Five American Newspaper Men Jailed Freed in Holland

A group of five American newspaper correspondents who traveled with the German army through Belgium and France were held by Germans under harsh conditions, including a death sentence threat to an artist. They were moved to a Belgian jail and endured a perilous train journey before being released and sent to Holland after memoranda favorable to Germany. The reporters named include Irving Cobb, James O'Donnell Bennett, John T. McCutcheon, Harry Hianson, and Roger Lewis.

Rotterdam Belgium France Irving Cobb Philadelphia Ledger James O'Donnell Bennett John T. McCutcheon Chicago Tribune Harry Hianson Chicago Daily Newa Roger Lewis Associated Seas Brussels Jalil Beaumont Red Cross Lawrence Stevens Am-l La-Chappelle Bierens Germany Holland

Army nurse Mme Grouiteh among American women serving abroad

Among the American women serving as army nurses here is Mme Stavkey Y Grouiteh wife of the Servian under secretary of foreign affairs. She was formerly Misa Mabel Dunlop of Richmond Pa. Chimmie McPadden, famous newble, preaches at Plymouth church Sunday night.

Mme. Stavkey Y. Grouiteh Servian Misa Mabel Dunlop Richmond

Women at University Club Plan Second Story Living Rooms

The Women’s University Club in Seattle finished a new home adjoining the College Club for men and aims to add a second story with living rooms for members and visiting women. The 200 members are already using the facility.

Women's University Club Seattle College Club Piensa

Cyrus Sees Giant Rainbow Reptile in Lake Pontchartrain

Cyrus Littlejohn paddled a scow toward New Orleans when a 35 foot rainbow striped sea serpent breached the water near his course. He fought to avoid it as the creature leapt skyward and displayed its length before retreating beneath the waves.

New Orleans Cyrus Littlejohn Lake Pontchartrain

Snakes Unravel From Boat and Anchor Underwater

The creature slowly slipped free from the vessel and settled beneath the surface, as it untangled its coils and drew closer to the water. The scene described a snake detaching and anchoring itself below the water line.

Civilians Shot Aboard a Train in Germany

An eye witness reports two civilians on a German train attempted to take photographs as reservists aboard the car were stopping at a wayside station. An officer ordered civilians to close their eyes and shot the two travelers dead.

Berne Germany

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