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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
2
A small notes item reports Boldt's French pas shop or deli moving from 1414 3rd Avenue to 913 2nd Avenue Uptown. The transition hints at a relocation within the same commercial area. Names, dates, or broader context are not provided in the fragment.
In Saint Die France Roger Bayoux then three and a half years old faced German troops during an invasion on the Alsatian frontier. He refused to greet the enemy and has now received the Croix de Guerre for bravery. The award notes his steadfast stand amid hostile advances.
The British War Office sold 88,772 demobilized army horses for just over 16.6 million dollars averaging 157 dollars each and 4,220 mules averaging 96 dollars. The sale reflects postwar downsizing and procurement by buyers in multiple regions.
Gladys Leslie, a Vitagraph star aged eighteen, is praised for her camera charm and practical nature. She travels without owning a car or pet, values housekeeping, and aims to excel in bright comedy drama after a breakout role in The Vicar of Wakefield. Mina Leslie recently acted in Too Many Crooks in Seattle.
Gloria Hope plays Dorothy Pote in Jack Pickford's Burglar by Proxy opening at the Coliseum Saturday. Dorothy Phillips appears tonight in Paid in Advance set in Dawson City with snowbound scenes. Strand presents Choosing a Wife at the Strand with Ethel Clayton finishing a week’s run. Rex holds Open Your Eyes over for another week due to crowds and its health campaign plot.
Bill Hart stars in a new picture with Jane Novak and Hubert McKim as the villain in Wagon Tracks a Hill-Gardner Sullivan drama about the early fifties. Norma Talmadge closes The Way of a Woman while Madge Kennedy departs the Clemmer for Mae Marsh in a Goldwyn feature. Gladys Brockwell stars in The Sneak at the Mission with a gypsy romance and Barbara disguises as a boy. Alice Brady ends her run in Marie Ltd tonight.
Toble, who lived near Mount Vernon, was killed when he fell from the running board of an automobile two miles east of Mount Vernon on a Wednesday. A roll of blankets he carried is thought to have loosened from the car, causing the fall. Relatives reside in Bellingham.
President Wilson likely to begin a speaking tour after the foreign relations committee reports the peace treaty to the senate. The trip would let him answer senate critics of the league of nations and carry on a broad public debate with opponents.
Visalia Aug 9 L Su Woo a Chinese druggist and vendor of Chinese herbs ran a 30 year business in the Chinese quarter. He advertised cures as a Chinese doctor and was arrested for violating state medical laws. Convicted in superior court he was fined $10.
In Peoria or nearby city a state dental board exam for fifty young dentists heated room prompts a woman to ask for fans. A student answers that fans might blow their knowledge away as he pulls a tooth, illustrating the tense exam scene.
Police raided a club at 118 Third Ave 8S Thursday night arresting twelve alleged gamblers and two others. Alexander Patentis named as dealer and Sam Fontis as cashier were freed on 100 dollars bail. others posted ten dollars each.
London reports that English middle-class homes are criticized as ugly and plans for model villages spread across England. Brighton leads with a 900-house super suburb set in an orchard setting, ten houses per acre, each with a 16 rod garden and hedged plots. The scheme features no walls, recreation grounds, and modern interiors, but questions arise about disciplining playful children and fostering communal rights.
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