Dentist Service Ad Promises Care and Certification
An advertisement from Manin tr Yor Convenience promotes dental services by L. R. Clark D C owner manager. It assures appointments, graduate registered dentists, in-office certification, and a guarantee of satisfaction with thorough exams and careful treatment. It emphasizes professionalism over politics and urges readers to visit for a rough examination.
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Ember
State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
D. C
Manager at 1405 Third Avenue NW Corner
Dr. J. KR. Clark is listed as manager at the northwest corner of Third and Union, with the address 1405 Third Avenue. The note records his designation and location.
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J. KR. Clark
Third Ave
N. W. Corner
Third and Union
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
This ad promotes Zemo as a cheap remedy for eczema ringworm rashes and other skin diseases. It claims rapid relief from itching and a soothing non greasy easy to apply formula that dissolves skin problems quickly. Available at drug stores for 260 or 1.00 for a larger bottle from Zemo Cleveland.
Macy and And Other Names in Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference DR and Macy with unclear context. No clear event date, location, or actions are readable. Further legible details needed to produce a factual summary card.
Mayors Holiday Prohibition Visit Honored
Tacoma mayor declared a one hour holiday Friday for the visit of the Prohibition special. J Frank Hanly and Dr Landrith spoke at the Colonial theatre. Seattle minister address planned Monday on religion and university life.
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Fawcett
Tacoma
J. Frank Hanly
Dr. Landrith
Colonial Theatre
Chicago
Forged liquor permits tied to carload seizure
Prosecutor’s office found that permits for a Thursday liquor seizure in Maple Valley were forged. Permit No 639718 duplicated another issued to Minor Pharmacy and printed for Rexall Pharmacy in Ravensdale Washington. Deputy auditor W. H. Hart’s name was forged.
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Maple Valley
Rexall
Ravensdale
Wash
Lundin
W. H. Hart
Seattle Business Leaders Push Scouts Revival in City
Seattle merchants launch a campaign to raise $5,000 to reorganize the Boy Scout movement. They plan a three year budget, hire a scout executive, establish a central office, form new troops, and train scout masters with H D Cross visiting to outline plans. Governor Lister is set to speak at a Rainier Club kickoff meeting Monday noon.
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Seattle
Herbert Schoenfeld
Boy Scout Movement
Standard Furniture
H. D. Cross
San Francisco
Pacific Coast District
Boy Scouts
Europe
Rude
H. D. Rude
Arthur Jordan
J. W. A. Smith
B. C. Bogardus
Ingraham
Guzzallo
Portland
Los Angeles
Rainier Club
Lister
Dancing Dollies First Twins to Star on Broadway
New York reports the Dolly sisters Vance and Rouzika, known as the Dancing Dollies, are Broadway’s current hit in His Bridal Night. They claim to be the first twin stars on Broadway and anticipate performing in Hamlet next year. They praise dancing as their first love and deny abandoning it for acting.
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Robert Mountsier
New York
Dolly Sisters
Vance
Rouzika
Budapest
Petrograd
New Orleans
San Francisco
Broadway
Venes
Roszika
Republic Theatre
Vaness
Roshka
Rowzika
Yaneesl
Vanesi
Dolly Twins
Vancai
Dolly
Roszika Dolly
Sea battle reported in Gulf of Bothnia near Aland
A Stockholm dispatch to the Morning Post says Russian and German naval forces fought in the Gulf of Bothnia north of the Aland islands. Heavy firing was heard along the Swedish coast but observations were hampered by a heavy fog.
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London
Gulf of Bothnia
Aland Islands
Stockholm
Morning Post
Trial nears end in Warren K. Billings case in San Francisco
The September 16 trial climaxes with Warren K. Billings charged in the preparedness bomb murder. Both sides busy, defense counsel McNutt expresses confidence, planning to call a few of up to 100 witnesses, saying little evidence exists to contradict.
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San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Hong
McNutt
Police Break Crowd Near Docks
Emergency police dispersed a 300 strong strike sympathizer crowd at the water front near Pier D. Edward Roth refused to step back and was arrested by Seret. P. F. Keefe and taken to headquarters as the crowd threatened to rush the officer.
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Pier D
Edward Roth
Seret. P. F
Hanson praise for President Wilson in Bremerton
About 500 of 1000 attendees in Bremerton heard Ole Hanson and Hugh C. Todd address the Woodrow Wilson Independent league last night. The event followed their speeches praising President Wilson.
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Bremerton
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Ole Hanson
Hugh C. Todd
Police seize liquor at Tourist Hotel and arrest two men
Dry squad officers confiscated 10 bottles of liquor and arrested F. W. Fitch and Dan McCarty after purchasing liquor at the Tourist Hotel, 220 Occidental Avenue, Friday night.
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F. W. Fitch
Dan McCarty
Occidental Ave
Millionaire at 13 Known as Real Boy Heir to $6 Million
Patrick Valentine, age 13, inherits $6 000 000 from his father P A Anderson formerly of Armour and Co He is hailed as a real American boy and attends Day School in Southampton Mans where he participates in athletics
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Patrick Valentine
P. A. Anderson
Armour & Co
Southampton
Striking Longshoremen Given Fresh Fruit by supporters
A. Curtin Ed Meyers and Peter erry sent watermelons cantaloupes and berries to 69 longshoremen jailed after waterfront disturbances. They say jail is hard and the group faces unlawful assembly charges. Writs of habeas corpus were quashed in Judge Dykeman's court. Bail set at 50 dollars after reduction from 600.
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A. Curtin
Ed Meyers
Petererry
Albort
Bible Conference Draws Over 800 in Seattle
Over 800 Bible students attend the 17th annual International Bible Association convention at the Seattle Commercial Club. President Pastor Russell of New York delivers the morning address and is slated to speak at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Arena. A Bible institute opens at First Presbyterian on Sept 25, running five days before permanent citywide classes begin.
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International Bible Association
Seattle Commercial Club
Russell
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Death of Brig. Gen Basil W. Duke Veteran Author
Brig. Gen Basil W. Duke a Confederate veteran and lawyer from Louisville Kentucky died in New York at age 76. He was born in Kentucky and wrote several Civil War books.
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New York
Basil Wilson Duke
Duke
Kentucky
Louisville
Searched car 100744 eludes Seattle police despite booze rumor
Sgt Putnam and his dry squad chased car 100744 that reached Seattle Friday and vanished by Saturday. Police say bootleg liquor was inside and the vehicle was expected to go to Milwaukee yards but never arrived. He notes little cooperation may hinder capture.
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Sergt. Putnam
Seattle
O W
Seattlce
Milwaukee
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