Advice Column From Rusticus on Love and Loneliness
A long reader letter column offers guidance on anxiety, self reliance, and handling envy of a sister, plus tips for loneliness, hair color, and marriage ethics. It covers reading Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, planning social outings, and cautions about bleaching hair. It also answers questions on broken hearts and marriage costs.
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Ieee
Lomesome
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Mother Stuart's Bread Baking Method Wins Ohio Prize
Mrs. Stuart, a 70-year-old farm resident and famed cook, won a bread baking prize at the Ohio state fair. She shares a practical recipe using potatoes, yenat yeast, and patient technique, noting success comes from exact effort and careful observation.
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Stuart
Fall from mast kills laborer at Drummond Liberage Co
Charles Lindsolm a laborer living at 823 Seventhay was instantly killed at 11 05 this morning when he fell from a mast thirty sixty feet high at the Drummond Liberage Co West Seattle. The body was taken to Butters worths morgue.
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Charles Lindsolm
Seventhay
Drummond Liberage Co
Seattle
Butterworth
Stearns Electric Paste Advertised for Cockroaches
An early 20th century advertisement touts Stearns Electric Paste as a guaranteed remedy for cockroaches and mice. Sold by druggists in 26 cents or 1 dollar, with money back guarantee if it fails to exterminate pests.
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Stearner
Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
III
Solid Four Split Over 10 Percent City-Cut Resolution
The council planned adjournment after trimming 37,506.79 from a 4,286,916.22 budget and reducing the city mill levy to just under 20. Councilman Goddard urged a 10 percent across the board cut, but Peirce sided with Erickson Griffiths and Wardall to defeat the motion.
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Goddard
Erickson
Bruskevitch
Marble
Counecilman Peirce
Goddard Peirce
Griffiths
Wardall
Miller Receives Five to Fifteen Year Burglary Sentence
Peter Miller was sentenced by Judge Ronald to five to 15 years for burglary, raising his total maximum to 70 years and minimum to 28. An appeal was noted by attorney Joseph M. Glasgow. The sentence runs after his other Tacoma court terms. His murder trial starts October 20.
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Peter Miller
Ronald
Supreme Court
Miller
Joseph M. Glasgow
Tacoma
Doc McManigal Tithe From Jail Crew Sparks Outlandish Honor
Los Angeles police report Ortie McManigal known as Doc receives a jailhouse nickname honor from fellow inmates after a confession links him to the McNamara brothers case. He earned a brevet for an alleged act aboard a prison car vehicle incident involving Maria the white prison car.
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Los Angeles
Doc
Ortie Mc- Manigal
Mc-Namara
Maria
Hamilton Taken Back to Chehalis
Sheriff F C Foster of Lewis county identified J Hamilton as the burglary suspect in the Chehalis Hardware Co robbery. Hamilton was arrested locally Friday and returned to Chehalis for trial Tuesday. Averill and Hamilton had a running gun duel with Patrolman Mullen Friday. Averill’s record is under investigation and a new charge will be filed soon.
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F.C. Foster
Lewis County
Chehalis Hardware Co
J. Hamilton
Chehalis
Hamilton
Eddie Averill
Mullen
Averill
Knights of Columbus Plan Columbus Day Celebration
The Knights of Columbus prepare for a Columbus Day observance with participation in Catholic school exercises in honor of the day.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Everett couple seeks divorce after 13 alleged cruelties
In Everett on September 11 1913 Sarah L Lilley filed for divorce from Fred Lilley alleging 13 counts of cruelty. The husband allegedly cursed swore accused her shamefully used profane language threatened to kill injure and drive her away showed a vindictive temper and made life burdensome and fearful. In Benton Illinois martial law was declared as riots erupt after the murder of two musicians with foreigners attacked and businesses closed.
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King County
Everett
Sarah L
Fred Lilley
Fred
Benton
Ill
Death of Judge Greene’s Brother in Tokyo
Judge Roger Greene learns of the death of his brother Dr Daniel Greene in Tokyo on September 15. Dr Green was a senior missionary in Japan for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
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Roger 8. Greene
Supreme Court of
Washington Territory
Daniel 8. Greene
Tokyo
Japan
Dr. Green
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Portuguese Royal Figure's Wife Taken Ill in Munich
The wife of former King Manuel of Portugal became suddenly ill in Munich and was rushed to a private hospital. Physicians refused to comment on her condition.
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Munich
Manuel of
Portugal
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