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An odd directory item lists eee with numbers 1,78 285 and references SFL 88. The readable portion shows a compact listing style typical of a classified or index page in the issue.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1917
Page
9
An odd directory item lists eee with numbers 1,78 285 and references SFL 88. The readable portion shows a compact listing style typical of a classified or index page in the issue.
Fragmented ad page fragment lists tile and tile making, ragtime piano, medical treatment promise, social club event, second hand ranges, Denver works, and a spiritual mediums notice. Text is garbled with inconsistent spacing and stray numbers, hindering coherent event details.
An advertisement showcase of multiple clairvoyants and palmists. Madam Mellie guarantees life readings and marriage predictions, Sonia Clairvoyant offers past present and future insights, and Madame Herbita provides palmistry and card reading. Prices include 60 cents and up, with daily and Sunday availability.
A city notice advertises Madame Jeneau offering personal consultations on love, marriage, health, wealth, and business. It claims to reveal true partners, suitable careers, and favorable travel or relocation outcomes with guaranteed results and special readings for one week.
Historic ads offer a slate of psychics and clairvoyants from Madam Nuth to Madame Lesslie, advertising readings for wealth, marriage, love, and health. Promises include confidential guidance, life readings from cradle to grave, and solutions for ESTate matters, speculation, and personal influence.
A dense catalog of groceries and bulk goods across public market stalls. Includes measurements like pounds, quarts, and bag counts for items such as jelly, baking products, canned foods, dairy, produce, spices, coffee, and meats. Mentions sellers and stalls by name and price points, reflecting a bustling market scene.
Fragmentary notice lists daily departures among towns including Everett Bellingham Anacortes and Port Townsend with times around 10 pm and 4 pm. Mentions a service titled Kaishaw and a daily land route.
A fragmentary list shows prices for fruits meats and groceries: new potatoes, apples, butter, eggs, sardines and other items with per pound or per unit costs. The entries mix various goods including fish, meats, dairy, and pantry staples.
Under auspices of the Parent Teacher association and the Boys and Girls club Broadway high school will present 1917 Variable Store Friday night in the school auditorium. The Pacific Highway Association sent Asahel Curtis on a tour of eastern cities with 26 color photographs of Northwest scenery. A lone period of ill health led Miss Leneta Moler to kill herself in Evanston Sunday. Northern paper and mill pay special prices for Waste paper collected during Clean-Up and Paint-Up week in Seattle. Fire caused $2000 damage destroying J B Cornelius grocery at 1724 Alki Ave and Dr P Winters residence adjacent last night around 11:30. Mary Bertruzzi, 10, of 4660 Juneet, is in Providence hospital after being struck by Mrs F H King’s car on Sunday morning, fracturing her leg. Seattle Ad Club to honor Gordon C Corbaley of the Chamber of Commerce with a luncheon at Bon Marche Tuesday noon. Electricalization of Milwaukee lines over Cascade mountains may be done by union labor if talks in North Yakima succeed. Hugh M Caldwell sent a letter declining to defend Louis M Lang in a suit by George C Hopkins over unlawful arrest. The fair at Immaculate Conception church hall ends Monday night.
United States survey vessels Pat terson and the Explorer will depart winter quarters at the Hanford street dock to voyage north and map the Bering Sea coast. Budget constraints keep ships berthed in Seattle during cold months while supplies are loaded aboard vow.
April 23. Les Darcy enlisted in the United States army aviation reserve corps at Memphis without conditions. He passed a sound physical exam at 160 pounds. Earlier reports said Darcy would enlist only if granted a furlough to make two fights.
Superior Judge Franklin Griffin calls for a new trial for Thos J Mooney on the charge of complicity in the Preparedness Day bombing. He demands the district attorney confess error and says he may seek action from the attorney general. The judge also questions letters from key state witness Oxman and orders reevaluation by the jury.
Police made little progress Monday in solving two Seattle killings, that of Florence Wehn and Aaron Rehfeld. Coroner and police planned an inquest date while efforts to identify suspects, including William Mace, continued. Rehfeld’s body was shipped to San Francisco for funeral services.
Community updates include Third Washington Artillery Corps relatives meeting for a permanent mess fund, M Levine’s arrest case after remarks on war, Ridgefield youths enlisting, first Canadian soldiers seen in Seattle, Red Cross junior aid expansion, a marriage linked to military service, formation of a Patriotic Service Council, women learning rifle use, and aCompany B mess fund boosted by a $150 dance at Christensen’s hall.
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