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Boxed paper sold 72 sheets per box in buff blue and pink priced 50 cents per box. Envelopes to match offered at 18 cents per package. includes a paving stone note.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
22
Boxed paper sold 72 sheets per box in buff blue and pink priced 50 cents per box. Envelopes to match offered at 18 cents per package. includes a paving stone note.
Women delegates at city gatherings heard Miss H Anna Quinby of Columbus Ohio call for restoring the whipping post for wife beaters as part of proposed legislation. The talk was part of the programs for the National Federation of Professional and Business Women’s Clubs and the Woman’s Association of Commerce on August 24 in St Louis.
Hugh Garvican, demobilized after four and a half years of service, returned to Nottingham and faced a five year-old summons for playing football in the street at age 16. The case was dismissed.
Readable text notes patients from out of town with limited time receive special attention at a medical facility. The item emphasizes priority service for travelers needing rapid care.
Polish War Secretary Vorfant charged German forces with mass killings in Upper Silesia ahead of the plebiscite. He cited executions at Gleiwitz Myslowitz Zales and Rybnik, blaming Noske for martial law and urging Allied troops or a joint German Polish administration to restore order.
The refugee known only as George has no memory of his birth or parents. He learned some English, possibly from a brother who later went to America. The American Red Cross in Vladivostok placed him on the Vladivostok staff with room and board. He plans to save his money to reach the United States and search for his brother.
A Friday letter to the foreign trade bureau from John H. Rosseter director of operations for the United States shipping board urges greater interest in transpacific shipping. He says active interest by all could boost Pacific coast trade with the Orient.
In Sislerville New Jersey area on August 22 a copperhead was discovered beneath a quilt placed on the lawn with Elizabeth 15 months old daughter of Walter Sugden an attorney. The child was briefly on the quilt before the snake was found and removed.
Ira J. Sal yards, after trouble mounting heights, consulted a physician and was found to have two hearts and other misplaced organs functioning correctly. The case is described as the first of its kind in medical experience.
Schoolgirls and others seek warm sweaters priced 2.50 to 4.95 as Basement Store features Plush Egyptian Velour Beaver Cloth and Corduroy materials. Velveteen Coat shown in dark blue green maroon for ages 10 12 14 at 13.50 while Zibeline Coat in maroon black or green trimmed with velvet costs 17.50.
Easily Chosen from The Broad Displays narrow-brim sailors smartened with fringe and ostrich. Velvet turbans and satin hats with tassels shown alongside Angora turbans and duvetyn pieces. Navy brown and black hats sell for 5.00 while velvet versions feature silver ornaments. Georgette and Crepe de Chine neckpieces add color to dull suit shades at 50 cents.
London August 22 The Tottenham wife seeking a desertion order stated that a woman who enticed her husband away asked to take the five children since the husband wanted them.
London Aug 22 A doctor testified at a Pimlico inquest that William O Connors English laborer died after breathing beer into his lungs in a deep inhalation following drinking. The verdict labeled the death a drowning by inhalation.
An oversupply of optical iMusions causes difficulty for many men to differentiate illusion from reality. Readers note confusion as visuals trick perception and prompt questions about trusted sight.
These Extra-knickerbocker Suits are sturdy tweed in brown and dark green with mohair lining and slash pockets. Knickerbockers are full-cut and lined. Sizes 8 to 15 years. Also boys hats in wool blends priced $1.75 to $2.25. The Basement Store.
The Basement Store advertises Crepe de Chine camisoles priced at 1.25 dollars. The item features satin ribbon shoulder straps elastic waist and pink fabric with a filet pattern. Sizes 28 to 46 are available.
Men's Union Suits, 50c. EN'S Fine ribbed white cotton union suits in ankle length with half sleeves, sizes 34 to 42. Price 50c. Cotton and lisle half hose, slightly imperfect, in tan white and black, low priced at 25¢ per pair.
Smart round neck blouses in Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe feature a circular neck and decorative trim. White and flesh colors available in sizes 36 to 46 at 3.95 dollars. Also offered are Goodyear welted black kid leather shoes with medium low heels and rounded toes, sizes 4 1 4 to 8 1 2. lace shoes in sizes 2 1 4 to 5 1 2.
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