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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1915
Page
2
Washington reports a 737 623 gross ton gain in American foreign trade over last year despite demoralization fears. In June 2 760 ships engaged in foreign trade, up from 2 405 a year earlier, with tonnage nearly matching France and Norway flags.
A day-by-day roundup with the Silver anniversary of Woodmen World in focus and items on Baltimore producer A R L Dohme on poison bombs, Lipton Seattle notes, Maine and Alaska connections, school additions, and regional happenings from Seattle to Georgia.
Karl Weiss and Charles Osner announce the first issue of their new newspaper the German American will appear Friday. It will be a 12 page weekly with foreign correspondence.
A dental office touts graduate state board certified operators with on wall certificates and ironclad guarantees. It promises painless, up to date methods, low prices, and daily demonstrations from 8:30 to 10 to attract customers.
Regal Dental Offices and R Clark manager operate from 1408 Third Ave Northwest at the corner of Third and Union.
Ralph M. DeBit head of the Yoga cult announces a new path, cutting the Yot followers loose to teach a Zarathustran “superman” class limited to 30 select persons. The class opens about Sept 1 as he blends Zarathustran philosophy with his prior Yogi teachings.
A fragment notes an Idaho forest ranger who later became known as a Yogi, tracing a career shift from forestry to spiritual or cultural identity. The text hints at a personal transformation story without full context or dates.
William Laz brother of Edward Las hanged himself in the county jail insane ward Saturday. Julius Osolin, a friend, told police he believed William had also ended his life. Both brothers showed signs of mental derangement and feared being drafted to Russia for war.
The Welth Cammack Co. at Second Ave and James St announces lease termination and will close forever after a whirlwind sale from September 25 through September 26. The Seattle institution has long been known for men apparel and has decided to wind up due to lease lapse and falling stock.
A string of feature bills fills several cinemas. Liberty spotlights The White Slater with Viola Allen, Clemmer lists After Dark and The Bank, Melbourne features The Unafraid with Rita Jolivet, Alaska runs Poor Schmaltz led by Sam Bernard, Colonial presents The Girl From His Town with Margarita Fischer, Mission screens The Dead Soul and The Battle of Ambrose and Walrus, plus closing runs and notices across venues.
Violet Heming headlines the Alhambra in The Running Fight as the drama closes its Wednesday night run. Hearst Belig News Pictorial presents the feature.
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