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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
3
A garbled report describes a disruptive incident affecting a local game with crowd noise and a delayed start. No clear names or exact locations are readable, but the event interrupted play and prompted venue management to consider safety measures.
Short notes announce bedtime stories by Thornton W Burgess from 1919. Copyright held by T. W. Burgess. readers expected wholesome animal fables for children.
Buster Bear greedily samples sap from a tree set away from the sugar house. He drinks most of the peppered sap and discovers the burn when bees sting from mouth to stomach, a trick by Farmer Brown’s Boy. Next story teases Buster's attempt to drink the Laughing Brook Dry.
Tom H. Brown of 754 Harvard Ave N has been named state chairman of the Victory Liberty Loan committee by A B Robinson supreme treasurer of the Royal Arcanum.
Sidney confronts K. about life choices and personal identity as they discuss wedding plans, a veiling fashion, and the burdens of domestic routine in a fragile, aging household. Palmer Howe's influence looms as both guide and anchor to windward.
Sidney confronts ethical questions in a hospital ward as Christine Lorenz dominates the lower floor with her charm. K. weighs reform versus reality while Palmer and Christine discuss marriage, finances, and soon a country club life. The scene ends with plans for a thrifty, car owning future.
The article explains three radish types spring summer and fall with quick harvests. It notes spring radishes are small round red or white, summer radishes are gray white or black and torpedo shaped, while winter radishes are long and woody tasting. It suggests sowing in rows with other crops, sowing early, and using muslin covers in heat. radishes store for winter. It mentions radishes as the first harvest and mentions spinach as a close second.
United Press reports Walla Walla prepares to host a 20 000 visitor tractor and truck show at the 600 acre Yenny ranch just east of town. City residents donated 250 cars to shuttle guests while officials from Oregon Agricultural College Washington State College and the University of Idaho plus county agents visit. Acting Gov Hart of Washington is set to arrive tomorrow for the event.
Street car employees suspended after a general strike will seek a hearing with Mayor Ole Hanson upon his return from the East after the Victory Loan trip. The promise was obtained by representatives of the street car men's union on Tuesday.
The Board of Public Works approved a double roadway from Cornell Avenue to 75th Avenue, pleasing Rainier Valley residents. Construction will begin early this summer.
Ensign N. H. Sorensen, a Salvation Army war worker just back from France, will lecture on Doughnuts for Doughboys at the Knights of Pythias hall located at First Ave and Pike St this Wednesday night.
The ad promotes a treatment for rheumatism and chronic diseases promising a 30 day cure. Offered by Dr. Grimmers through the KARRU COMPANY Tacoma Washington. Distributed to leading drug stores in Seattle and elsewhere.
Paris April 23. In reply to President Poincare address, Hugh G. Wallace new United States ambassador to France saluted the people of France on behalf of the American people. He said since France was victor the task of allied nations was to secure peace and humanity for all time.
Metropolitan Opera soprano will appear in a recital at the M theatre in New York. The event occurs Wednesday with box office opening at 10 a.m. Thursday. the soloist makes a single appearance in this engagement.
An advertisement argues millions of catarrh germs are carried in the air and that only a blood purifier can reach the disease at its source. It promotes S S S as a long standing remedy to cleanse the blood, end infections, and cure catarrh, urging readers to start treatment and consult the Chief Medical Adviser.
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