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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
7
Short man with smooth face and glasses, resembles a professor. He is a journalist and writer by trade, and for several years has served as secretary of the Gaelic League of Dublin, an organization promoting the Irish language revival.
A new facility will debut Saturday at the Westlake public market with the Puritan Milk Products plant and store showcasing its dairy goods. Leader A Petitelerc, a noted dairy expert and bacteriologist, formerly with Kristo ferson dairy, heads the operation alongside EB. BR. Ingersoll, longtime Internal Revenue Service official.
The Columbia hill district petition for paving Rainier Valley needs more signatures. City engineer returns petition asking for signatures from owners of roughly 500 more feet of property.
The notice promotes an at home internal medicine to treat catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims complete relief after other remedies fail and cites cases where hearing improved so the watch tick could be heard from inches away. It prescribes a formula using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily.
Paris reports Sinn Fein leader John T O Kelly says Ireland arms itself and will use every means to force British self government. He claims Irish volunteers store arms, seize police targets, and that failure to recognize Ireland will trigger terror at home and a war invading Britain. He notes Irish Americans can influence U S policy on the league of nations and Ireland's independence.
An Honolulu column argues Hawaii's vast strategic value and American responsibilities in island ownership. It notes Hawaii's diverse population, with a Japanese majority, and discusses language schools, Japanese influence, Buddhism, and potential world peace. The author cites Japanese views on citizenship and land ownership, urging fair integration while warning against cultural enclaves.
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