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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
7
The author urges a return to Pentecost power, asking if modern churches can picture the cloven tongues of fire and Holy Spirit baptism. She scorns cold ritual, calling for earnest prayer, humility, and a move to the traditional upper room awaiting divine fire and revival.
Echevarria de Region, living at 325 Washington apartments, was knocked unconscious at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday after a man stepped from an alley on University Street between First and Second Avenues and punched him. The assailant fled with a watch, chain, and $4 in cash.
Fd Miller and Dan Harrington, ex convicts, were taken into custody at Sixth and King by Patrolmen Aaslund and Wilson at 1 am Wednesday. The police say the men were contracted to work in Alaska but, after transport from San Francisco, broke the agreement and planned to stay in Seattle.
An appeal for clothing to aid a recently released young man with no money and anger. The penal reform department of the Woman's Legislative Council of Washington asks readers to send spare clothing to Mrs Frances A Roberts at 3621 First Ave N W through The Star.
Probate court records show Louis pledged jewelry valued at 16000 pounds to secure a 25000 dollar loan from Mrs Husech during a 1913 tour. The court granted letters of administration to the St Louis Union Trust Company to handle the singer's Missouri property.
Ed Smith of 2241 West Avenue Seattle employed at North Pacific Shipyards says Tanlac cured his long stomach troubles and poor appetite. After five bottles he says he now feels strong and well, sleeps soundly, and has gained weight. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac through a special representative.
The Red Cross award commission of King and Kiterap counties has secured the Metropolitan Theatre for Tuesday afternoon April 22 at 2 p m to present certificates for faithful service to loyal Red Cross workers under the Seattle chapter. All who submitted questionnaires are urged to attend the ceremony.
M W A will entertain members and friends at Moone temple Second and Beneca with a musical program Thursday evening. The prize state banner for having secured the largest number of new members will be presented to the camp by state deputy R P Fulkerson.
A collage of marriage announcements lists Arthur Barton and Adelie Dahl, Beattie Keery Baran, Camp Lewis and Bessie Shaffer, with numerous other couples and dates. The section also records divorces filed for cruelty and desertion, listing Vera M Van Alstyne versus George B Van Alstyne and others, followed by death notices for multiple individuals with ages and addresses.
Urges prompt dental attention to prevent future pain and higher costs. Emphasizes that good teeth support overall health and reduce long term suffering and expense.
An advertisement invites readers to visit a prominent dental office for a free examination and guaranteed high quality work at the lowest prices. Experienced dentists promise expert analysis of required treatments with no obligation or cost to start. Do not delay.
Spokane Police Commissioner Tilsley warns more drastic measures are needed to curb Bolshevik agitators after the release of John Metcalf, a former Stevens county official, charged with disloyal statements. He urges court and citizen support to check the alleged anarchic element and danger to the city.
An ad urges readiness for spring illness with early warning about colds and fatigue. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic vegetable tonic to restore stomach and liver function, strengthen nerves, and boost overall health. A 10 cent trial offer is available from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a trusted 40 year staple used globally from North and South America to Australia. It emphasizes herbal ingredients and safe use for kidneys liver and bladder, urging purchase from druggists with a 10 cent sample offer.
Freeman Williams writes of a happy Wilson & Co. meeting in the canned goods department where Thomas E. Wilson and three company officials are praised for democracy in recognition and reward. Alfred McCann the pure food expert tests the Wilson certified line and applauds its quality, declaring the label protects the table.
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