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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1917

Page

3

Cut Down Portions Profits and Prices to Conserve Food

A Northern Pacific dining car chief reduces portions and prices by half to conserve food during wartime. Potatoes and tea bags are standardized for waste reduction. Proceeds fund allotments to Mother Ryther's home for orphans, with gardens supplying produce for the cafeteria and commissaries.

Echo June Zahl Hazen J. Titus Northern Pacific Railway Northern Pacific Washington, DC Herbert Hoover Titus America Mother Ryther Spada

Londoners Go Wild At Sight Of U S Troops

Enthusiastic London crowds cheer as American troops march through central streets. Ambassador Page and King George review the forces from key locales while bands play The Star Spangled Banner. Filaga were waved and items thrown high amid the deafening cheers.

United Press London Ambassador Page King George Buckingham Palace South Africa

Disfiguring Growths of Hair Entirely Removed

Ad claims a new depilatory product Fhelactine removes superfluous hair instantly with roots, promising odorless non irritant formula. It asserts safety for children and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to visit a druggist for purchase.

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Lumbermen Blamed by Marsh for Failing to End Strike

Ernest P. Marsh, president of the State Federation of Labor, denounces lumbermen for blocking settlement of the big lumber strike. He cites unions willing to negotiate and work ten hours on government contracts, while employers refused and attacked the eight hour standard amid wartime policy and patriotism debates.

Marsh Ernest P. Marsh State Federation of Labor State Defense Council International Union of Shingle Weavers International Union of Timberworkers Key State Council of Defense United States Confernece Waar National Defense Council Samuel Gompers National Council National Council of Defense Germany Isbor Mfe

Horsferd's Nerves Acid Phosphate Ad

Nervous or tired individuals may take Horsferd's Acid Phosphate to restore the system and induce refreshing sleep per the advertisement.

Purifying Medicine Promises Vitality to Men and Women

An advertisement touts a medicine claimed to purify the system and eradicate disease causes. It asserts cures for rheumatism, kidney, liver, and bladder troubles and urges sending for a booklet, noting Tacoma, Washington as a selling location and listing leading druggists as distributors.

Narvelay Pony Tacoma Wash

City slacker hunt probes 73 cases to net four

Police under the mayor’s direction investigated 73 alleged slackers on Tuesday. Four were arrested and turned over to federal authorities. 43 could not be located, while others were already drafted over age or enlisted. Some listed addresses proved misleading or fake.

Uncle Sam Donald James Peter Olsen Walter Laundstrom Fourth Ave McArthur Fourth Aves Thea Henry Norton 22Nd Ave Coleman Norton Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co Victor Pott Ninth Ave Pott George Mutchler Queen Anne Ave Chas. Wilkie 10Th Ave N. B J. Bernadino 12Th Ave Joe Merrick Haddonhall W. H. McClure Navy San Diego Malcolm Morrison Fort Lawton Milton Voeder United States Army T. G Winter James Jr 13Th Naval Reserve Arloys

Exemption Denied for Secret Service Operative Strange

Captain Foster announces an appeal to the district board to discharge Archie Alloway Strange from select service army duty. McAdoo had requested Strange's discharge. the district board refused. Strange, 21, has served as assistant operative since December and is deemed valuable to the secret service.

Capt Thomas Foster Secret Service District Board Archie Alloway Strange Strange Foeter Secret Service District Division 1d No. 7 Secretary of Treasury A. G. McAdoo 10Th Ave W. H. Moran Moran McAdoo Hurrows Thomas Kennedy

Spirit Among Drafted Men Boosted by Publicity

Exemption division officials report a steady drop in the share of men claiming exemption as anti draft propaganda wanes. A joint board meeting was set to harmonize rules and ensure uniform treatment at all boards with local Y M C A workers seeking guidance from the provost marshal general. The Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club will host a luncheon Friday at the Masonic club rooms to honor officials and foster closer cooperation with the dates boards.

Thos. Kennedy A. H. Lundin Y. M. C. A. Army Whitney District Board War Department Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club Masonic Club Ways and Means

Grain King 18 Gives Profits to Red Cross

Del Howard told a Los Angeles scribe that Rube Gardner is an ideal ballplayer. The Oak leader seeks fuel players like Gardner who plays hard and does as directed. We wonder if that influenced Cal's release last spring.

del Howard Los Angeles Rube” Gardner Gardner

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