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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
2
Fragment mentions an offer to save money on possible treatment though wording is unclear and may exploit illness. No specific people, organizations, dates, or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
Navy shore duty officers must keep their midsections from resembling a blimp. The directive, issued via Secretary Daniela and Rear Admiral Jayne, warns all swivel chairmen to maintain a trim profile during shore duty.
Five prisoners escaped the brig on the third floor of the barge office by cutting wire screening and climbing down a rope. A note from the brig read Gone but not forgotten Will return for the next war. The sergeant reported two inmates remained when Capt. Godfrey L. Carden inspected the scene.
In Budapest the soviet congress reserves franchise for workers and Red Army soldiers, excluding priests and businessmen from voting. The text notes broad restrictions, with a sharp commentary implying scandal around gossip.
An advertisement touts ordinary wax as a simple nightly remedy to peel off discolored skin and freckling. It claims minimal product needed and lasting results, promising a fresh, spot free complexion with daily use.
A collage of upcoming and current screen offerings across Seattle venues. Norma Talmadge stars in The Way of a Woman at Liberty while Beatrix Michelena debuts Just Squaw at the Coliseum. Corinne Griffith and Charlie Chaplin perform at the Hex. Open Your Eyes returns at Moore. Bryant Washburn headlines A Very Good Young Man at Strand. Tom Mix headlines The Wilderness Trail at Mission.
The Spitfire of Selville features Hedda Nova's celebrated wolf hound, described as one of the world's handsomest. Lloyds of London has insured the dog for $5,000, underscoring its value and renown.
May Allison has sold her chicken ranch at Saugus California choosing acting over farming. The Twelve Pound Look, Pauline Frederick feature, is in progress. Lionel Atwill was educated in Oxford and plays cricket like a true Englishman.
Ernest C. Warde, popular director of J. Warren Kerrigan's A White Man's Chance, remains in post nine years, the longest for Richard Mansfield. Mansfield dismissed Warde 57 times over three years, but each time rehired him, keeping the director in place despite volatility.
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