Beatle Girl Wins a Vaudeville Place in Northwest
Rubey Kubey, Seattle born violinist, wins a one act spot at the Orpheum in Portland after rising as Northwest’s best violinist two years ago. She studied under Prof Claude Madden Morita Rosen and Max Donner and has performed for Bremerton navy yard and various military posts during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Rubey
America
Carl Relter
Orpheum
Mise Kubey
Portland
Henry Kubey
Second Ave. N
Claude Madden
Morita Rosen
Max Donner
Northwest
Arena
Bremerton Navy Yard
Fragmentary OCR Item Mentions Hotel Auto Shop and Anton
The readable fragments reference a federal hotel and an automotive context involving Anton. Details are incomplete, leaving unclear people, actions, or outcomes.
Kidney Health Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A dated health note touts a lemon juice and acid drink claim to cleanse the kidneys. It suggests four ounces or a tablespoonful nightly for rapid relief from irritation, headaches, and rheumatic discomfort, asserting it cleanses urinary pathways and promotes active kidneys.
Wizard Liver and influenza spray cure listed in ad
An old advertisement touts influenza prevention with a spray and throat gargle using Wizard Ol and Water through an atomizer. Claims include early use to block influenza, with iron druggists selling for 0c and a promise to refund if not ed. Also markets Wizard Liver pills at 40c with guarantee.
Seaboard Bank Names Officers and Directors
C H Howell elected first vice president. John Lt Proctor appointed cashier. Howell praised for building the bank, Wakefield as president, EF 8 Goodwin as vice president, Lester McCash and R C Vandevort as assistant cashiers. Directors include Frank E B Burns, A F Hamill, E Goodwin, and others.
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C. H. Howell
Seaboard National Bank
John Lt. Proctor
National Bank
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Howell
Leo H. Wakefield
EF. 8. Goodwin
R. C Vandevort
Lester McCash
Frank EB. Burns
A. F. Hamill
E. Goodwin
Lee H. Wakefield
D. W. Bowen
Alfred Shemanaki
Frank Goodwins
Fred P. Gorin
Orison J. C. Dutton
F. G. Drew
Cc. H. Howell
Widow of Lost Battalion hero receives Medal of Honor
In Portland on April 28 the 15th congressional Medal of Honor was awarded to Mrs. Frederick E. Smith widow of Lieut. Col. Frederick E. Smith who died heroically trying to restore communications with Col. Whittlesey's lost battalion. Col. J. F. Koester at Vancouver barracks presented the medal as about 2000 attendees watched Mayor George L. Baker speak for Mrs. Smith who was overcome with emotion.
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Portland
Frederick FE. Smith
Frederick E. Smith
Whittlesey
Municipal Auditorium
J. F. Koester
Vancouver Barracks
George L. Baker
Alaska Oil Exports Headed to Seattle This Summer
Nearly 49 000 gallons of high grade oil will be shipped to Seattle from Alaska this summer, according to the United States Fisheries Department. The oil is to be extracted from fur seal carcasses taken by the Aleuts near St Paul Island as part of Alaska's annual harvest of fur and minerals.
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Alaska
Seattle
United States Department of Fisheries
St. Paul Island
Jury Finds Slayer Defended Himself in Gilmore Killing
Kelso reports Martin Swift of Lightly was acquitted Saturday night after a trial for the December killing of John Gilmore. The jury deliberated about one hour. The state charged Swift with murder, alleging he shot Gilmore in a field after quarrels. Swift testified he acted in self defense.
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Slayer
Kelso
John Gilmore
Martin Swift
Swift
Gilmore
Bishop urges global trust in moral leaders
Bishop A. W. Leonard told Epworth League members at First Methodist Church that the world must place its faith in spiritual leaders who are morally strong and capable of guiding society. He recalled great moral figures from the past during the league’s third day of its annual convention.
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A. W. Leonard
Epworth League
First Methodist
Leonard
Dutch to Stop Kaiser Plots Weighs Legal Boundaries
Fortuyn, president of the Netherlands-America Mortgage Bank, comments on potential action against the ex-kaiser. He notes Holland’s constitutional liberties and that punishment hinges on legal cause, with espionage act arrest if linked to Junker movement. The Hague’s peace venue choice is linked to the ex-kaiser's presence in Paris.
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Holland
Saya G Droogleever Fortuyn
Netherlands-American Mortgage Bank
Beattie
United States
America
Junker
Germany
Man killed by tire explosion at Colonial garage
Charles Tougaw a 30 year old transfer man from Haumelaw died five hours after an automobile tire exploded during leaf testing at the Colonial garage 1512 Pighth avenue. His wife and young daughter were at his bedside. The body lies at Home Undertaking parlors.
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Charles Tougaw
Haumelaw
Columbia Anitarium
Tougaw
Parlora
Observation Officer Returns to Studies
Lieut. John Johnson of 1923 Eloise terrace is home after 19 months in the army. Drafted in September 1917 as a private, he earned a commission and served ten weeks in a forward observation post during the Hun retreat. He, age 30, intends to resume his law studies.
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John Johnson
Eloise Terrace
Johnson
British Flyer to Enter University Again
Lieut. Willie C. Benson a former University of Washington student and young Royal Flying Corps officer returned to Seattle. He enlisted at nineteen and served on patrol duty over the British Channel. He plans to reenter the university.
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Royal Flying Corps
Willie C. Benson
University of Washington
Seattle
Benson
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old time remedy suggests applying a sage and sulphur mixture to darken faded or gray hair. The home brew is cumbersome, so Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is recommended as an easier, natural looking solution.
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Wyeth
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Complexion
An ad touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a 17 year remedy for liver and bowel purification. It claims the vegetable ingredients and olive oil produce a normal system, improving pale complexions and dull skin with nightly use. sold 10c and 25c per box by all druggists.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Eye Relief
A Seattle notice touts Lavoptik eye wash as a remedy for weak or strained eyes. It claims swift improvement after a single application and offers a free sample bottle with a risk of nothing but a small bottle for any case.
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Seattle
Swift Drug Co
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