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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
4
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United Press Leased Wire reports in San Francisco indicate an alleged plot to spirit Franz Bopp and Eckhard Von Schack across the Mexican border was exposed by a government counter plot. Lawrence De Lacy and D. J. Harnedy were arrested as leaders, with the two Germans detained at Angel Island. Farrally had been arrested previously, and Greely and Warfield offered to pay his bond, naming De Lacy and Harnody as involved.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue explains caloric needs and balanced diets for varying work levels. He cites 2250 daily calories for average adults, outlines protein fats and carbohydrates, and offers practical rules for eating in hot weather and amid shortages.
Coarse facial hair comes from improper surface removal. De Miracle sanitary liquid claims to attack under the skin with ingredients that rob hair vitality. Available in 60 cent, 1.00, and 2.00 bottles with a money back guarantee, with a free booklet on request from De Miracle Chemical Co. at Park Ave and 129th Street, New York.
United Railroads prepared for a long strike as streetcar service suffered. Supplies were moved to the car barns at 24th and Utah for 48 strikebreakers and shelter for 150 workers was arranged. A trainload of strikebreakers arrived from the South per the Labor Temple report.
Gordon C. Corbaley, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, announces a letter from Howard Elliott, former president of the Northern Pacific railway, thanking the chamber for the invitation to return to the West.
A reader seeks advice on leaving in law poverty and domestic issues with husband's family and a partner inviting dates. Miss Grey advises planning a separate home and calm discussion. A second note questions invitation etiquette, concluding politeness favors letting the woman choose. Military flag etiquette notes exist.
A reader named Lorna asks Miss Grey why the United States flag is raised at sunrise and lowered at sunset. She notes the lack of ceremonial practice in the country and wonders about the tradition.
Pacific Coast Steel Co will not claim exemptions for its workers. At Youngstown plant sixty two employees who assemble steel ship parts claim discharge on the basis of occupation. The company states its position is that industrial plants should act accordingly.
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