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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1919

Page

7

Open House for Ex-Service Men at Boldiers and Sailors Club

Ex servicemen and those in service are invited to Christmas events at the Boldiers and Sailors Club. Col William Inglis of the Washington State Veterans Welfare Commission outlines a Christmas program from eve to Christmas Day including a dinner, vaudeville, dancing, and hospital serenades. Martha P P Culp leads the dining arrangements with registration and tickets on the club's third floor.

Boldiers and Sailors' Club Wiliam M Inglis Washington State Veterans’ Welfare Commission Col Ingle Marly Martha PP Culp Mesa

Marines Oust Old Nickname in Publicity Policy

The United States Marine Corps orders drop of nicknames and slogans including First to first and Devil doggy from all publicity. Leatherneck to be censored. communications to use United States Marines only, with other names deleted. Authorities issue the directive at commands and recruiting stations.

San Francisco United States Marine Corps Marine Corps Soldiers of the Sea United States Marines

Army Shoes From Munson Last To Be Sold In Stores

War Department announces over 1.9 million pairs of new army shoes on the Munson last will be offered to the public through army quartermaster retail stores. About 1 million pairs will be distributed to stores with sale dates set by local superintendents. Remaining surplus shoes will go to army retail stores based on demand.

Washington Munson Army Quartermaster War Department

World May Have Lost Great Health Secret Thru Deaths Call

The death of Luke Gargurovich, a 80 year old Dalmatian faherman in Berkeley, is linked to a cure based on fresh air. He claimed a 1895 dream instruction revealed the health secret and lived mostly outdoors at 1734 Mirth St. He hoped to share it with the world as his legacy.

San Francisco Luke Gargurovich Gargurovich Mirth St. We Berkeley

Man with Phonograph and Parrot May Ditch Wife

A town figure notes the man who owns a phonograph and a parrot can manage without a wife and may have to do so. The line hints at changing social norms and independence in domestic life.

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