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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

5

Mystery Cloaks Wild Ride of Ghost Girl

In Abington, Philadelphia area, a golden-haired girl in white silk rode a pure white colt through the night. Villagers alarmed by a seeming ghost phoned police. she claimed joyriding and could not recall her name or address, with a silver card case reading only "Jessie Melon."

Philadelphia Abington Jessie Melon

Blazing Cat Ignites Fire At Reading Home

A cat nap near an oil stove toppled the unit in John J. Welfly’s house in Reading PA. The ensuing explosion spread burning oil that set the residence ablaze and endangering occupants. The blaze caused serious damage as firefighters responded to the incident.

Reading John J. Welfly

Stars Plead for Friendlier Sharp Help to Soldiers in Khaki

Noted actress Maxine Elliott urges public to treat soldiers with kindness and take uniformed youths to movies. She stresses entertainment value for service members and notes soldiers fight for all, handling public generosity as a duty. Reviews of Liberty, Coliseum, Rex, Clemmer, and Mission offerings follow with brief summaries of Mary Pickford, Emily Stevens, Jack Gardner, Earle Williams, and Viola Dana films.

Maxine Elliott Goldwyn Pictures England Belglam France Miss Elliott Eiliott

Film Notes on Juniors and Stars at Local Theaters

A review roundup covers Two Little Imps at Strand with Jane and Katherine Lee at age six and seven, Beatriz Michelena's restraint on The Unwritten Law at Colonial, Robert Warwick in The Man Who Forgot at Claus A, and other items. It also notes Dusty Farnum, Bill Hart, Charlie Chaplin, Crane Wilbur incidents, and Foxs Jack and the Beanstalk budget.

Strand Jane Katherine Lee Beatriz Michelena Rief Mies Michelena Robert Warwick Warwick

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Makes Hair Clean and Silky

An ad advises using purified cocoanut oil as a greaseless shampoo instead of soaps or commercial shampoos. Wet hair, rub in a small amount to build a rich lather, rinse easily, and achieve clean hair with less oil and better manageability. The oil is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.

Must Use Aged Tactics Of War The German Year

The analysis compares ancient siege craft with World War I tactics. It argues strategy remains fixed while methods differ, detailing how allied storming parties breach seven fronts and push toward inner walls like the Hindenburg Line, and how attackers must pierce or disable inner fortifications to reach the fortress’s core.

Haig Petain Hannibal Rome Saguntum Pershing France Egypt Carthage Kaiser’s Russia Bukowina Liutak Poland-Volhynian Caucasus Mesopotamian Bagdad Gallipoli Sarrail Salonika Carso Vimy Peronne Laon Maronvillers Hindenburg Assaul

Confessions of a Wife on a Quiet Train Ride

A wife records a calm journey with her husband Dick recovering in a stateroom. He teases plans to keep him healthy and away from business, while a nearby young couple and aging passengers add a graveyardlike backdrop as she muses on enduring love and happiness.

Jim Margie

A Single Application Banishes Every Hair

An advertisement promotes delatone to remove hairy growths fast and painlessly. A paste of delatone and water is applied to the surface for minutes, then rubbed off to remove hairs, with a warning to use genuine delatone. The second fragment hints at a serialized love story with a cliffhanger.

Trade Tells Skins in Fur Market Favor Rabbits

The report notes that more skins of hares and rabbits are sold than those of all other fur bearing animals combined, highlighting market preference for lagomorph fur.

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