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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
10
Podas J C Nathan announces the marriage of his daughter Virginia Chittenden to Mr Frederick. The noon ceremony was held at the bride’s home in the presence of relatives and a few close friends. The couple will host an informal dinner after May 1 at First Ave N. and Mrs Harry Whitney Treat assisted.
The Sunset club hosts a Wednesday at 3 PM concert featuring soprano Mrs. Erekine Campbell and pianist Mrs. Helen LaViolette Oles with Mrs. Josephine Wardall at the piano. The program includes works by Freer Rachmaninoff Scriabin and more. Mrs. Campbell and guests are praised for an attractive afternoon.
A narrator follows Tommy into a sequestered tunnel world where Certeis seeks safety and a secret nail door blocks pursuit. The plan to corner Certeis escalates as Tommy vanishes beyond a barricaded door, leaving the narrator fearing for reputations and lives.
A 17 year practitioner, Dr Olive Edwards, promotes Olive Tablets as a remedy for torpid livers and constipation. The advertisement claims dramatic relief and depicts the formula as a preferred option over calomel.
Omaha lumber salesman W H Kelley reports Nedlin Soles endure extreme wear, as one pair of soles lasts through a second set of uppers after ten months of hard walking. He urges buyers to choose Nedlin soled shoes and have worn shoes repaired with these soles, noting water proofing and lasting comfort.
Mrs George Hardgrave of Spokane guests of Mr and Mrs Patrick F P Clark for several days. Mrs Leonard to visit Seattle then attend Methodist bishops meeting in Columbus Ohio. Several families and visitors from Calgary Victoria Salem and Los Angeles arrive or depart for summer stays at clubs hotels and East venues.
The Seattle clubs announce officer elections to be held at the federation clubhouse Monday with polls from 1 to 6 pm. An auxiliary dance for World War Veterans funds the veterans’ association. Other meetings include the Women’s Federated Club at 1 pm, Sorosis at YWCA, FBC at 7 pm, Interlake PTA in room 19 at 210 on Monday with Miss Nellie Goodhue speaking on the Deviate Child.
Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the shipping board, urged in Chicago that business must rely on common sense and not on government agencies. After a three months study of Europe he found no advantage there over the United States in production, labor or quality and dismissed fears of imminent calamity for American business as European industry accelerates.
The finance committee of the city council approved extensions and improvements for the light plant totaling 26 709.56 dollars on Friday afternoon.
A reader asks how to handle a long courtship ending in a not yet ready to marry response. Misa Grey suggests patience and that decisions should not be rushed. A second letter pleads for help tracing a lost purse and supporting a distressed household. A poem request and a note about liquor troubles close with police suggestions.
Buster Bear stalks the sugar house and finds crumbs of maple sugar odor trailing from a tin pail. He follows the scent around the maples then discovers a final piece under a tree and finally the last sugar hidden in the tin pail.
Delightful tonic tea claimed to ease dull head pains dizziness and nervousness while acting as a gentle laxative. Praised in testimonials and offered by mail for 60 cents with free sample and address: Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Eugene Oreg April 246 Two fishermen Mr A V West and wife were drowned while fishing in Mil creek near Wendling about twenty miles northeast of Eugene late yesterday afternoon.
The article explains choosing dwarf peas for small gardens, noting they grow faster than tall varieties and suit early spring and fall crops. It contrasts wrinkled and smooth seeds, with wrinkled preferred but prone to decay if sowed too early. It recommends double rows, spacing, and staggered sowings every week or ten days, plus late August plantings for fall harvest.
The school board plans to spend over 2 million next year on new schools and additions. Architects will draft plans immediately for three junior highs as urged by Superintendent Cooper. A 3 million dollar bond issue will be voted on in a special election within two months to fund the upgrades at Greenwood Highland Park Bryant Robert Fulton Queen Anne high and to acquire sites for Gatewood University Heights York Concord and Laurelhurst districts.
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