Tribute to F-4 crew and fallen sailors
A patriotic meditation honors the crew of F-4 and fallen sailors, urging civilians to honor all servicemen. The piece extols sacrifice in land and sea warfare, urging readers to greet soldiers warmly and remember those who may never return.
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Uncle Sam
Spring and Love YOUTH and the Three brides
A youth named Spring and Love seeks happiness through marriage to a maid who refuses him. He wanders to Leschi park and dies by his own hand. At King County court, a man is said to marry three different women, each accepted him. The piece ponders whether love and fate align or falter, ending with a moral-less remark.
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Leschi Park
King County
It Puzzles Yours Truly on War Vessels and Mercy
The speaker muses on German war ships aiding a British passenger liner in distress yet sinking it if encountered in fair health. He notes the paradox of humanity in wartime, praising rescue instinct while condemning enemy ships when facing a threat, and calls the behavior baffling.
Villa delays attack as plane crash halts siege
An Up-to-Dater notes Villa, once labeled a bandit chief, is blocked at Matamoras by an aircraft accident he flies over the besieged city. Anna Peck, the climber, says 25 cents a day suffices for food, while questions arise who pays for the orchestra and cabaret amid the crisis.
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Villa
Matamoras
Robin Hood
Anna Peck
Diana Dillpickles In Her Hot Sketch Gag
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips with characters like Diana Dillpickles and a cat and canary. The sketches riff on daily life and social quirks including pay as you go, sermons, farm hands, and a Sunday afternoon misfit.
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Diana Dillpickles
Mary
Medical inspection birth to school age urged by Forsyth
Dr Forsyth of England argues preventive medical care should begin at birth and continue through age five to reduce later school age defects. Westminster center shows rising disease with age. reform via nurse visit plan keeps every child under supervision and aims to hand healthy children to schools.
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David Forsyth
United States Bureau of Education
Forsyth
For ‘Syth
City of
Westminster
Eng
Uncertain death probe after boy drowns in Lake Washington
Police dragged Lake Washington all day Tuesday seeking a body after Charles C. Anderson 21 allegedly threatened suicide in a gate and left a rowboat near Leachpark. no body found and cause undetermined.
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Chas. C. Anderson
Leachpark
Lake Washington
Tiz Foot Relief Ad Promises Instant Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ as the remedy for tired feet promising relief from soreness corns bunions and swelling. It claims instant comfort with a 25 to 26 cent box available at drug or department stores and urges wearing smaller shoes.
Hair Shampoo Promises Rich Lather and Silky Finish
A cleansing preparation for the hair claims to thoroughly wash scalp and hair. Users dampen hair, apply, and work in a abundant creamy lather that rinses out easily removing dust dirt dandruff and oil. Hair dries quickly and evenly leaving hair fine silky bright lustrous fluffy and manageable.
First US Navy Frigates and Early Naval Disappointments
Congress organized a fleet in 1775 with Alfred and Columbus frigates, two brigs, and eight vessels totaling 110 guns. Esek Hopkins led with John Paul Jones among lieutenants, but failed orders and battles, including Nassau and a clash with Glasgow, led to his dismissal as 1776 closed. Despite 42 vessels commissioned, many were destroyed, marking a harsh early lesson for the American navy.
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Alfred
Columbus
Andrea Doria
Cabot
Pennsylvania Committee
Esek Hopkins
John Paul Jones
Providence
Hornet
Wasp
Fly
Hopkins
Chesapeake Bay
Lord Dunmore
Carolinas
Chesapeake
Bahamas
Nassau
Abeam
Rhode Island
Glasgow
Continental Congress
Navy Captains’ Daring Traditions Highlighted Tomorrow
The piece notes captains created splendid traditions of daring for the American navy and teases the next installment to be told in this paper tomorrow.
Stops Tobacco Habit in One Day
The Elders Sanitarium at 649 Main St St. Joseph Missouri publishes a free book on ending tobacco use in one to five days at home. Tested by men with fifty plus years of use the method is claimed successful and improves health. The book is being distributed free to anyone sending name and address.
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Sanitarium
the Elders Sanitarium
Main At
St. Joseph
Backache warning and kidney health claim ad
An advertisement urges prevention of nervousness and backache by keeping kidneys in shape. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues with warnings of Bright's disease and offers money back if not helpful.
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Nature
Haarlem
Qwi. Drug Company
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