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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
4
An essay contrasts a weary family on a crowded train with a father who yells at a restless child and a mother who tries to soothe him. It then condemns paternal tyranny as a violation of children's rights and calls for empathy and protection. It also notes the rat as a public health pest and a Detroit court ruling about a kimono dance incident.
Minnesota plans a statewide effort to teach farm life with 125 teachers and many volunteers visiting 1600 townships and 70 counties. The program features outdoor schools for adults, lectures, demonstrations, and contests to boost soil use and farming science nationwide.
The Cleveland Press editorial warns the Poindexter Bryan Alaska bill would fuse competition federal regulation and ownership in fuel supply, arguing it could trigger a political economic revolution. It urges readers to obtain Bryan’s speech and suggests broader social gains for labor and essential goods.
Dialogue captures Tina the new hire's first day with limited experience as she removes gum before work. Editor cites Mr Gotroz declining to comment on the so called new trust saying it is none of the public's business.
A collage of light anecdotes features Harry Lauder humor with sixpence, a mocking taxi tale about Hyde Park, a father son quarrel over a wife, a Washington rent exchange with a sharp aunt, and a cautious banter about bets on a woman’s actions.
A jumble of humorous vignettes and stray dialogue explores marriage, widows, bachelors, and social roles. A parade idea sparks jokes about widows and widowers, while couplets and snippets poke fun at propriety and dating. Light, playful humor fills the page with quirky exchanges and social puns.
A jumble of social notes and tiny opinions mentions Pelkey and Burna confessing to staged fights for money, Dr. Eli Jones praising the silt skirt, Catholic societies railing against Hearst influence, and local woes in Monroe county Wisconsin with a deadlocked clerk’s succession. Washington Democrats cheer tariff passage as ham rises in price.
An advertisement promises fast relief from indigestion gas and stomach upset within five minutes. It touts Pape's Diapepsin as safe, effective, and able to regulate the stomach after eating, with a suggested fifty cent purchase from any drug store.
Dr Loughney promotes Osteopathy and a device named the Human Bake Oven as a top coast cure for rheumatism and related nerve and circulatory troubles. He cites testimonials and a 1909 American Medical Journal note, offering $1 per treatment with limited enrollments at the People's Saving Bank Building offices. Hours are 8 am to 6 pm weekdays and 9 am to 12 Sundays. consultations free.
Boston Dentists offer free consultation at 1420 Second Ave opposite Bon Marche. In business over 11 years they claim to provide high class dentistry with no charge for initial advice. They advertise solutions for aching teeth cavities missing teeth bleeding gums and pyorrhea.
Spencer Maine September 16 Joseph Knowles dubbed the Modern Adam endures a night barefoot and nearly naked in a Maine swamp. He battles cold near freezing temperatures while slipping in mud and floating bogs. He aims to prove civilized men can endure solitude without society and plans two months of solitude despite danger.
Beattle merchants list shops selling car tickets for a quarter despite the traction company halting ticket sales. The compiled directory names Panton & London, MacDougall-Southwick Co, McCormack Bros, New York Outfitting Co, Frink and Well, and many others across Second, Pike, Madison, First, and Westlake avenues.
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