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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1915

Page

8

Dreamland rink hosts crucial Tuesday dance for Mother Ryther’s home

Dreamland rink plans a Tuesday night dance to raise funds for Mother Ryther’s home in Seattle. Joe Schermer promotes a 25 cent admission for five dances. Organizers urge community turnout to make Christmas brighter for the children and families served by the home.

Dreamland Rink Mother Rythers Fes Mother Ryther Seattle Joe Schermer Joe

Appetite for Booze Promises Quick Cure by Quackenbos

An advertisement touts a herbal and mental suggestion cure for alcoholic appetite. It claims Dr Quackenbos and Dr Swick offer treatments and a book on testimonials, presenting mind over matter as a solution and inviting readers to attend a free health talk at Melbourne Theatre.

Swick Institute Magnetism and Suggestion Office Hours

The Swick Institute of Magnetism and Suggestion lists address at Second Aves between University and Antoniata. Office hours run on weekdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7:10 p.m. to 8:40 p.m. Contact via phone Main 4502.

Swick Institute of Magnetism and Suggestion Arende Hioek Viret University Antoniata Vhone Main

Divorce Factory Hunt Ends In Courtroom Chaos

The judge presiding over a chaotic divorce hearing day in Minneapolis faces a fractured system as cases collapse amid threats, affidavits, and furious attorneys. Lane Summers fights to enforce the law while couples and witnesses scramble through the milling process ending with a shuttered divorce factory for the day.

Letters on marriage choice and etiquette guidance

A 21 year old asks Grey Q I about choosing between two suitors and family advice on love and happiness. Readers respond urging to marry for love but consider harmony and practical needs, with opinions on engagement rings gifts and etiquette. A separate item notes bartender Frank Letterman was murdered in San Francisco as he entered a saloon.

Miss Grey Frank Letterman San Francisco

First Xmas Show at YMCA With Slide Illustrations

The Story of the First Christmas will be presented at the Y M C A Sunday club meeting in the association auditorium at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Harry E. Wilson, president of the Western Washington Sunday School association, will give the talk, illustrated with colored slides and Christmas songs.

Association Auditorium Harry E. Wilson Western Washington Sunday School Association

Three Die in Saloon Gun Fight in St Paul

In St Paul three bandits died and Detective Paul Gottfried was badly wounded after a saloon gun battle that erupted during a police roundup of holdup men. The shootout began when detectives confronted the trio inside the saloon, with two suspects killed on the scene and the third dying later in hospital.

ST. Paul Paul Gottfried Hes Gottfried

Chicago Mayor vows graft cleanup after policeman's death

Chicago December 18 The mayor charged that city guardsmen shield crime and are inefficient. He said he would pursue the graft and protect the public even at personal risk. The death of Policeman Burke in a highwaymen firefight prompted the remarks and a possible foul plot investigation.

Meert Lee Chicago Thompson Burke

Wrong hotel address cited in robbery report

A police error misreported the location of a theft in a Pike street hotel. The report should have stated 1015 Pike Street, not 105% Pike Street, as the crime scene.

H. A. O'Hara Pike St

400 Men Die In Arms Of Young Divine At Front

San Francisco reports Rev. Samuel Cranston Benson, a Presbyterian preacher turned Red Cross attaché, returning with grim casualty statistics. He reveals 400 men dead in his unit and harsh battlefield wounds as Europe’s front lines claim many lives.

Young Divine San Francisco Europe Samuel Cranston Benson Pennsylvania American Red Cross Benson

Attaches Boy Ed and Von Papen to Sail This Month

The German embassy says Attache Boy Ed and Ambassador Von Papen will sail for Rotterdam on Holland America steamers likely December 28 and December 22 respectively, after being recalled at America's request.

Boy-Ed von Papen Washington Boy-Ed and America Rotterdam

Soldier recalls youths and elders in trenches

A veteran describes witnessing France and Germany deploy 15 and 16 year old boys alongside 60 and 70 year old men to trenches as he departed, highlighting harsh wartime mobilization.

France Germany

Swanks mark 60th anniversary on family farm

In Albany Dre Dee, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Swank celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on their Tall man farm. He is 88 and she 86, and they have lived 59 years on the same Kansas farm, where farmers are said to be growing long beards to deter mosquitoes.

E. Dattach John A Friday L. Hoyt California Ballista Summers Kisselwetter Hat Attorney Hall Lephe 8 Kinselwetter Herman Kinselwetter Hall Martha June Rothwell Thomas Rothwell England Mollie L. Handy J. B. Handy Martha R. Coata Denneson B. Coata Syracuse Albany, Dre Dee Philip Swank Tallman Swank Kansas

Sunday school children aid the poor this Christmas

Over half the Sunday school children in Seattle will play Santa Claus this Christmas. Churches adopt the White Christmas idea with children bringing gifts for less fortunate youngsters. St. Mark's Episcopal and Trinity Parish will perform miracle plays, and other services follow at Queen Anne United Presbyterian, Green Lake Methodist, and St. John's Episcopal through late December.

Seattle St. Mark's Episcopal Church Star of Bethlehem Trinity Parish Queen Anne United

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