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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
3
A central location on Second Avenue will soon host the new program for wheat substitutes and War conservation foods. The initiative aims to streamline rationing and ensure steady supplies for the home front.
Seattle postal workers join the Third Liberty Loan campaign with door to door deliveries and parade preparations. A Friday event forms at 2 pm from the Soldiers and Sailors club, marching through Fourth Avenue with French sailors aiding the Joan of Arc display as part of the city’s pledge to support bond sales and national defense.
Hurdy gurdy man Tony Camaradonio in the Booth Tarkington comedy Mister Antonio opens at the Metropolitan Thursday. Also on the vaudeville bill are Washington's Doge eight educated canines Leon Worth in a blackface comedian Sperry and Ray in Fun Frolica Caine and Odom George Heradas and Those Cassine purveyors of noneecnac Hubert Warwick The Silent Master at the Metropolitan Tuesday night University of Washington students present The Fortune Teller Victor Herbert’s comic opera praising university life with Emily Hall as Musette and Irma Sandor the gypsy musician Paul Wood in the lead and comedians Nusbaum Parker Klussman.
Four women appeared before the board of education to petition use of school cooking laboratories and steam pressure canning equipment during idle hours. They argue community canning and drying in a central building would promote food conservation and increase the reserve supply.
In a boastful pitch the office promotes its all graduate dentists, state board certificates visible, and high quality materials. It claims painless dentistry is now possible and offers an ironclad satisfaction guarantee signed by the operator and owner L. R. Clark D.D.S. It urges readers not to delay needed dental work and links oral care to future success.
Rabbi J L Glaser will address a gathering Thursday evening at the UMITA auditorium located at 17th Avenue and East Jefferson. The event details suggest a community or religious program hosted by local group.
Salt Lake City resident Mrs Margaret Gibson reports relief from gas bloating smothering spells and indigestion after taking Tanlac. She notes improved appetite sleep and energy gained two bottles and urges others to try the medicine sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
In St. Paul Minnesota the final decision on permitting the Willard Fulton boxing match was postponed to May 4. The state safety and boxing commissions set a public hearing on the merits of Col Miller's proposal for that date.
Violet Ray is an electrical therapy once discovered by Nikola Tesla in 1890. It is described as a pleasant method to comfort suffering, relieve pain, restore health, vitality, strength, and youth. The Vi-Ray-O device enables home use, priced at $18 at Oxygen Vapor Treatment Parlors, 317 18 Seaboard Bldg.
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