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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
5
Regal Dental Offices managed by L. R. Clark D. D. S. and address at Led Ave near Union Street. Bring this advertisement when visiting for service or consultation.
Seattle Central Labor Council votes 55 to 36 against Initiative Measure No 3 after debate. State federation executive council also opposed, calling the bill unjust to organized labor and urging locals to oppose and defeat the measure.
Port Warden Paysse notes August imports rose by more than a million dollars from the prior year with values of 4 777580 and 3 076736. Exports show a sharp decline from 1 425525 to 852019 with a reduction of 575506 for the period, reflecting unsettled European trade despite tariff pressures.
Nome prepares to honor survivors of the exploring ship Karluk as the King and Winge rescuer schooner arrives to bring them home from Wrangel Island. The welcome events will mark their return and mark a historic Arctic voyage.
The Moore Theatre presents Kitty MacKay, the Comedy Theatre squad also touring from New York. Matinees today and Saturday feature the same cast as in New York. Cabiria runs at the Metropolitan with heavy accident toll among 7000 crew across Europe and Africa. Weber's juvenile orchestra, from Portland, headlines Pantages vaudeville this week. Seattle Theatre opens next Sunday with The Seattle Players Inc led by Trene Timmons and Broderick O Farrell in A Woman's Day. High royalty plays planned.
The Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants received a telegram stating the American Association of Public Accountants convention, to be held in September 1915, has been secured for Seattle. The national federation includes state societies with Co. PLA. certificates and attracts several hundred delegates.
A concert and ball at the Press club tonight opens with a ladies night for Eagles and Press club men and their ladies. Dancing follows an hour of music from 42 performers led by Prof. FE O Cavanaugh.
Mrs John E Clarke, at 216 Roanoke Ave, suffered severe burns when her dress caught fire from an explosion of coal oil while tending a fire in the furnace. She was taken to Providence hospital for treatment.
Sam Joseph, 29, a laborer, was seriously injured this morning after falling 25 feet from a scaffold at a house on Sixth avenue and Marion street. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
Marjorie Murray, with yellow hair and blue eyes, plans to teach the Scots to tango when she returns to Scotland next summer. She insists they dance to Scotch music if needed and may adapt trots and maxixes if the tango does not fit, while reflecting on heritage and practical needs.
A fragment lists discounted personal care items with prices such as 50¢ Palmolive Shampoo 25¢ Mentholatum 13¢ and 50¢ size products. It mentions Armour's Stork Castile Soap and other miscellaneous prices including 29¢ Az¢ and 296.
A reader asks about a wife objecting to her husband’s outings with his stenographer. Answers affirm the wife’s right to object, cite religious and legal duties, and urge setting a good example. The column also covers рецепes, social clubs, cigaret rug uses, housewarming gifts, and friendships, with cautions about health and reputation.
An advertisement touts mercorized wax as a harmless cost effective method to remove the old skin nightly and reveal younger looking skin. It claims the wax absorbs dead skin in tiny amounts without discomfort and highlights the beauty of new skin beneath.
Cut orange segments prepared to remove pith and seeds. Pineapple cut into bits. In a cut glass bowl layers of cocoanut orange pulp and pineapple, sugar sprinkled between layers, top with cocoanut. Pour orange juice and pineapple syrup, garnish with maraschino cherries, chill before serving.
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