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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
6
On a boardwalk Margie wrestles with Malcolm Stuart's offer to run away together. He declares she deserves more from life and can have happiness beyond conventional propriety, while she muses on her true feelings and whether she loves him. Dick reappears and kisses Margie as the scene ends.
Advertisement urges repairs by Haynes for watches promising quality service and reliability.
Itchy eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles can ease with Zemo a 25c drug store find or 1 for a large bottle. The penetrating liquid soothes cleanses and heals skin diseases and is not greasy. Get it today from The BE. W. Rose Co. Cleveland.
The cinema roster reviews current features at Liberty Coliseum Rex and Strand venues. Highlights include The Witching Hour and Pinched in the Finish at Liberty, Snow White at Rex with Marguerite Clark, The Dawnmaker at Mission, The Phantom Buccaneer at Colonial, and Her Maternal Right at Class A. Cast notes feature Clara Kimball Young and William Hart with supporting acts Circus Brides and The Snow Cure.
Health Officer McBride led a protest prompting the Purify Watersheds County to adopt resolutions on Tuesday. Commissioners guaranteed no trespass into the Watershed, arguing that projected roads could cause contamination if built.
The Elders Sanitarium in St Joseph Missouri published a free book on ending the tobacco habit. It claims a banishment of the desire in from one to five days at home and reports long time users achieving success and improved health. Those who want a copy should send their name and address.
Sizes range 4 to 14 years with suits and dresses suitable for any purpose. Dresses sized 6 to 14 years feature elaborate trims in multiple styles and color combinations. Prices are set at 1.25 and 1.50 dollars respectively.
The Third Coast artillery company plans to raise funds for the mess by appealing to parents of its members. A father willing to donate $100 monthly through the mess fund will cover any shortfall to reach the century mark. If $100 or more is not raised, he will contribute $25 from his own pocket or adjust to maintain the target. If nothing is raised, he will give $100 personally. This is among the largest such pledges to guard mess funds.
Samuel Hill, former adviser to the Russian government on Transsiberian railway traffic, travels East to confer with officials about rewarding Russian facilities for handling any aid the United States may provide to the allies via the Pacific coast through Russia.
The county-city building will not install new floor passage lights for elevator cages as all bids were rejected on Tuesday. The low bid of 1520 dollars was withdrawn, so present dial indicators will continue to be used.
West Spokane street bridge construction may be delayed as Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co. cites council refusals for concessions, signaling a stalled project over municipal negotiations.
A superior court jury convicted Robert Ford, 25, of manslaughter for the January hotel shooting death of Harry Agee. Ford maintained self defense after the incident on Main Street.
The Seattle Master Builders' Association, at a Tuesday night meeting, voted to hold weekly noon luncheon meetings on Monday with speakers addressing topics of interest to members.
Sir Shackleton and his stranded Antarctic crew wonder who won the war as they return to a world still in conflict. Shackleton spent his last penny on a rescue mission and the men confront a war that continued after two years away.
The wording notes Shackleton will share his adventures at a meeting on April 15. The article highlights the public talk and the expected recounting of polar experiences.
At a scoutmasters meeting last night a project was approved to enlist Boy Scouts in planting and tending vegetable gardens for families of men who have left for service. Names were to be collected and vacant lots secured to supply those households.
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