Government Sets Standard for Baking Powder Strength
The U S Government defines baking powder as yielding at least 12 percent available carbon dioxide marking the highest strength standard yet. Rogers Baking Powder has long exceeded this level and received endorsements from Westfield Board of Health and Good Housekeeping Bureau, signaling value to housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lewis J. Allyn
Rogers Company
Rogers
Westfield Board of Health
Good Housekeeping Bureau of Foods
Harvey W. Whiley
Dance to Help Smoke Fund of Boys in France
Private G W Norris of the 116th Waeh Co serving with the signal corps in France reports tobacco sent by Our Roya nance Tobacco was appreciated though unreadable in places. He asks for more contributions noting “lots of things going up in smoke” and that the children will help. On Friday night a dance at Douglas Dancing academy and an exhibition drill by the A O U W Columbia lodge No 2 will raise funds. Listings include several donors with small amounts and addresses.
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France
G. W. Norrin
116Th Waeh, & C
Signal Corps
Royainance Tobacco
Duke
Emoire
G. W. Norris
Douglas Dancing Academy
Columbia Lodge No. 2
K. of P. Hall
First Ave
Mike St
Mediation Fails to Reach Wage Scale Deal
Waterfront Employers Association and employees failed to reach a definite wage scale agreement after meetings with government mediators. The issue will be discussed again Tuesday at union meetings in Seattle and Tacoma. Local 34-12 plans a mediation session. Federal mediators Henry M. White and Edgar C. Snyder will revisit the matter with the unions.
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Waterfront Employers’ Association and
Seattle
Tacoma
Henry M. White
Edgar C. Snyder
Coroner's Jury Links Murderer to White Center Death
The coroner's jury ruled Bartolomeo Lasolandro died by a bullet fired by Luigi Minatto on April 7 at Laszolandro's White Center home. Minatto is not yet apprehended and his relatives fear he may have taken his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartolomeo Lasolandro
Luigi Minatto
Laszolandro
White Center
Minatto
Rains Quench Fires Around Escanaba
Heavy rains on April 14 halted forest fire threats across three sections of the northern peninsula. Fires burned several farm buildings on the city outskirts Monday and are now nearly extinguished.
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Escanaba
Are You Still Young at Heart Hair Color Restorer Ad
An old advertisement promotes Qban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye cosmetic that gradually restores hair color. It claims it won’t stain the scalp or rub off and will not interfere with washing or waving. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee for 75 cents.
Clean Up Week Urges Cubby-Hole Clearout for Red Cross
Households urged to purge cubby-holes during Clean Up week benefiting the Red Cross salvage drive. Families encouraged to collect rubber boots, old pails, and other discarded items worth donations, with volunteers delivering a pickup.
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THE
RED Cross
Mia
Red Creme
Richard
Salvage Department
Med Cross
State will measure headlights for autoists in week
Authorities announce a campaign to regulate glare from vehicle lights. Deputy F B Williams will run a headlight measuring station at the Standard garage on Third Avenue where automobilists can test compliance with state law. Testing will also be posted near highways.
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F. B. Williame
Third Ave
Autolsta
Hotels to serve wheat products on a 50-50 basis
A new food administration order limits wheat usage in hotels and restaurants. One ounce of wheat products may be served per patron, flour must be 50 percent authorized substitute, and victory bread is replaced by 60-40 war bread. Wheatless days Mondays and Wednesdays, no wheat products outside ordered meals, macaroni noodles and spaghetti allowed on wheatless meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
Br. C. Beck
Washington
James C. Marmaduke
Hazen J. Titus
Chauncey Wright Co
Cap Thor Nielson Dies After Maritime Career
Captain Thor Nielson, 56, longtime Puget Sound tugboat commander and Waterfront figure, died Monday at 1619 Bellevue Ave. A Norwegian native, he came to Puget Sound three years ago. Survived by wife, daughter, and two sons of Beattie. Son Howard F.E. Nicleon works for Skinner & Maddy.
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Thor Nielson
Nellevue Ave
Nielson
Norway
Puget Sound
Beattie
Howard FE. Nicleon
Skinner & Maddy
Clearing Figures Show Seattle Bank Totals Rise
Clearings across Seattle Tuesday reached 8 415 499 dollars with a later note of 9 415 499 dollars due to heavy fund transfers to shipbuilders. The report highlights the surge in money moved to shipbuilding firms amid rising demand.
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Seattle
The Dollar Mark Rules World Economy
The passage asserts that money dominates global affairs and drives national fortunes as it has long governed mankind’s actions and outcomes. It frames the dollar as a central force in history and power.
Delatone Paste Promises Hair Removal For Smooth Skin
An advertisement claims a delatone paste made from water and powdered delatone removes hair in 2 to 4 minutes. The method involves applying the paste to the skin, rubbing off, and washing to finish. Caution advised to ensure real delatone is purchased.
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High Reat
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