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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1917
Page
4
Marty W. Atwood private of Company F 364th Infantry was sentenced to five years in the U S disciplinary barracks for willful disobedience threats to strike and attempting to strike a noncommissioned officer. The sentence was reduced to two and a half years.
At a Maltene dog display under Mrs Edward Judd, $14 W Crockett St, benefited the American Red Star Animal Welfare Association. The event raised 66 cents for the care of horses and dogs aiding allied armies, with Red Star dogs saving many lives. Those interested should contact Mrs Judd.
The Russian ship Shilka will be released from surveillance after a search found nothing suspicious. Cargo will be discharged Thursday and forwarded to Baltimore under bond. The case has not reached Washington officials. a Labor Council committee will probe possible injustices to the crew during temporary federal custody.
United Press reports Western Cooperage plans a Clatsop county camp to house 300 forestry servicemen for spruce splitting to aid airplane construction. With other timber firms readying troops, an estimated 10,000,000 feet of spruce monthly may be produced for the signal corps.
A mixed set of reader letters and responses share guidance on staying cheerful amid family troubles, supporting dependents, wartime duties, and financial caution. Advice covers breaking from brooding, declaring dependency for draft, acceptable breakfast hours, early American newspapers, keeping pigs during war, romance with a widow, shoes for a child, and cautious investment counsel.
The draft blocks cold air from reaching the fire. A patent damper super heats the air which cokes the coal and burns the gases. No fuel is wasted with a Patent Heater. Trade in old stoves or furniture as part payment. Exclusive agents claim superior heat and results compared to other heaters.
A carpenter from Manasquan New Jersey claims a decades old rupture cured by a truss and urges others with hernias to contact Eugene M Pullen 425 D Marcellus to learn the method. He says there was no operation or long recovery and offers full information to help others avoid surgery.
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