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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1918
Page
6
Early morning health advice urges drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removes toxins and improves overall digestion and nourishment.
A wife describes a silent agreement in their ten year marriage where chores are shared when the husband is busy. They avoid arguments and jokingly use terms like old man, yet she wonders if the bond remains strong. She hopes her love endures as he has grown considerably.
A husband writes about strained marriage and finances. He earns 36 to 25 dollars weekly, spends little, while his wife insists they cannot live on that and wants their child in a private home. They rarely speak, work odd hours, and consider separation.
Rogers has merged Hogan Lindquist assets into Red Front stock at 1508-1510 First Avenue. The Big Bankrupt Sale will begin tomorrow Wednesday featuring a vast combined inventory from both firms at Bankrupt Prices. Including 1937 First Avenue assets, the sale promises extensive merchandise across departments.
Hogan and Lindquist stock offers arrows collars 2 to 15c, shirts up to 98c, suspenders 28c, undergarments from 9c to 89c, socks 5c to 15c, and heavy wearables. Friday special includes suits, overalls, coats, and accessories at markedly reduced prices, with sale to clear bankrupt stock.
Lady Petre widow of Baron Petre of England frowns on all social activities during the war. Times are too serious for frivolities she contends and all women should devote their time to important war relief efforts and Ned Crome work.
A reader asks about choosing marriage over separation amid motherhood trials and wealth. A columnist cites the Childhood’s Bill of Rights proposal and juvenile court as possible remedies. A second letter shares a 14 year marriage and five children raising questions on inheritance from a deceased spouse.
Washington April 15 Both houses of congress paid respects to Senator William J Stone Missouri who died Sunday making him the sixth senate casualty since the war began He was a Democrat and chair of the foreign relations committee though he opposed Wilsons program at the war start
W H Kauffman of Bellingham, prominent farmer and politician who ran for governor on the Progressive ticket in 1912, was arrested today by federal officers at Bellingham on a secret indictment returned by the Tacoma grand jury last week. He reportedly spoke at a Liberty Loan event and made disloyal remarks.
Ronald Chapman head of Seattle war garden movement urges immediate seed planting. Citizens should plant all vegetables within three weeks and honor days run from now until May 1.
An exhausted mother Trent confronts her children after learning that Mr. Trent has died from an operation. She rages, accuses them of murder, and laments secrets kept from her about his hospital stay, while Dick coldly corrects her. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the narrative continues.
An ad-like notice touts Freezone as the method to remove corns and calluses from feet without pain. It claims the product loosens dead skin so it peels away by hand, costs a few cents for a quarter ounce, and leaves underlying skin pink and healthy.
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