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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1916
Page
7
A call to Spanish-American War veterans in Seattle to resist the Bolo club’s vote selling activities. The piece accuses the club of exploiting patriotism to trade political favors and endorsing candidates for spoils. It urges veterans to stand against political pirates and defend the flag’s honor.
Blake and Ming Leslie uncover emeralds hidden in a rag and stash them in mud as they plan to recover the jewels from the duchess or duke. They repair a torn quilt and prepare a new flag staff before setting a night watch at the cave. The siege ends with the barricade down awaiting the next installment.
Miss Leslie and Blake guard a cliff cave with a bamboo thorn door. Winthrope, posing as a gentleman, is revealed as a schemer and is badly hurt when Blake fights him. Leslie learns of paranoia and Winthrope’s confession about stolen jewelry and deceit.
A health note urges more outdoor time to improve air intake and blood oxygen. It promotes Bartell Dru Co keretin capsules, claiming harmless digestion aid and quick weight reduction with regular use and weighing.
A girl salvages dry kindling and a ruined signal flag after a cyclone rips through the cave area. She finds a lost stew-pot and her torn skirt among debris while Blake appears and comments on the flag before hinting at a missing person.
In New Martinsville West Virginia on August 17 Mrs Everett Shepherd slipped on a sidewalk and dislocated her knee. Her husband attempted to help her home but also fell. His fall unexpectedly realigned her dislocated knee as the limb slipped back into place.
A jumble of notes and quotes shows a Philadelphia firm supplying 1,000,000 lerrels of flour to allies while humorous remarks, household tips, and reader questions flood the page. A National Housewives league stance on bread prices frames the mix, with light commentary on daily life and etiquette from readers and columnists.
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