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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads mention of a Seattle theatre on Third Avenue with three complete weekly program changes and licensing notes. Entities include Seattle and Union Theatre.
A 1913 New York notice tells of Miss Cella from Columbia Street who suffered seven months with severe hand itching. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap she woke to find her hand healed with no return of trouble. The ad touts Resinol as a remedy for burning skin, pimples, dandruff, and other conditions and offers a free sample by mailing 18R Resinol Baltimore Md. to buy.
A reader asks about stage salaries and choosing the right mentors. Advice stresses parental guidance, caution on engagements, and safeguarding virtue. Readers submit questions on pensions, rent and moving, friendships, home money making, and winning back a cool suitor with honesty and maturity.
The close of the first annual convention of the Washington Association of Drugless Physicians was celebrated with a banquet at the Rothskeller Friday night. A two day session had been held, officers were reelected, and Tacoma was chosen as the next meeting place.
Des Lois Millinery advertises hat cleaning re trimming re blocking feather curling and dyeing. It cites a new stock of ostrich plumes and paradise feathers in various colors and notes hats made to order. Located on the second floor 224 225 Peoples Bank Ride northeast corner Second and Pike.
Arnold's Catarrh Remedy stops hay fever rose cold and all cases of sneezing from automobile street car shop and sulphur dust. After using one box with no relief return the package to the druggist for a money back guarantee. Available at Stewart & Holmes Drug Co or write 3076 Arcade Building.
Debates at luncheon and Municipal League focus on commission versus manager forms. Proponents cite widespread use in 300 cities, while critics warn of ignorance in labeling commission government a fact. Councilman Griffitha to introduce a second charter revision bill next Monday.
Charles Pryor formerly a police officer pleaded guilty to a statutory offense this morning and received a 90 day jail term. He had prior felonies for three to five years but the conviction was overturned by the state supreme court and a new trial ordered, leaving Pryor jailed for over two years awaiting trials.
Harold R. Sabin and Will Howard of Coupeville high won high honors in the Island county fair spelling contest defeating all competitors. Lloyd Waldron of Oak Point finished third and Miss Inez Dow of Mutiny Bay school won the grade championship by spelling 100 words correctly with Nick Erkis of Oak Harbor placing second.
An advertisement promotes Seventy-Seven homeopathic pellets from Numphreys Homeo Medicine Co of New York. It says early recognition of cold stages prevents progression and offers 26 cents to 1 dollar pricing, with the pellet vial portable for pocket use.
Mrs. BF Howe, 18, newly married, was arrested in Columbus on a charge by fiancé W F Grant. He lent $500 for a trousseau, but a former lover urged marriage and she agreed, prompting the arrest.
The Seattle Star offers new subscribers and renewing subscribers two premium gifts. One is a parcel post chart with rates data and maps of Washington and the United States. The other is a Kurham shaving outfit with razor blades brush soap in a leatherette case. Both free with a one year subscription at $4.25 in advance.
The steam schooner Santa Cruz ran aground at Rincon and is breaking up in heavy fog. Captain Nidever and crew reportedly reached shore safely. Santa Cruz had sailed from San Pedro to San Francisco yesterday.
Dr L R Clark D D S manager invites readers to Regal Dental Offices located at 1405 Third Ave NW corner Union Street. Bring this ad with you for in-store consideration.
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