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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

4

Confessions of a Wife Decide to Help a Friend

Margie and Dick discuss the morning after a friend’s distress. Margie explains how she helped Harvey with five thousand dollars, keeping the matter secret. Dick questions trust and the balance between individual judgment and a spouse’s counsel, noting the moral duty to assist a struggling friend.

Margie Donna Tine Harvey Alice Mollie Dick Dear

Man Helps Woman Alight From Streetcar Crowd Ahead

A man precedes a woman stepping from a street car to clear a path through the crowd and assist her alighting safely.

German Prisoners Headed to Petrograd

News from Petrograd reports 1,000 recently released German prisoners moving toward Petrograd rather than returning home. The Petrograd district holds about 40,000 Austro-German prisoners. It is unclear whether these 1,000 aim to resist Bolshevik rule or seek shelter within the liberated city.

Petrograd Russia

New Spring Suits Foreshadow Fresh Wardrobe Trends

Tailored spring suits are appearing in shop windows with close fit above the waistline and a full peplum to the hip. Coats feature long revera widening toward square collars, often paired with a white satin waistcoat and a convertible collar that covers the cloth collar.

Hair Tinting All the Rage and Safe with Brownstone

The Kenton Pharmacal Co advertises Brownstone hair tinting from light golden to black. It claims quick application with a comb, non rubbing, and no dangerous ingredients. Sold by leading drug stores or mail order, with a guarantee and insistence on Brownstone.

Rampie Beokiet Greg Kenton Pharmacal Co

Dear Miss Grey letters weigh in on goodbyes and fashion

A reader favors casual partings like so long over formal goodbyes and urges comfortable clothing for women. Another writer asks about Liberty Bonds security, and a third argues for women’s freedom from restrictive dress, urging practical attire and equal regard in society.

Miss Grey Grey Montana Dakotas

Harvest Labor League Headquarters in Seattle

Washington has a State Harvesters league that secures positions for men and women who wish to spend their vacations working on farms and in the harvest fields. Their headquarters are in the Central building Seattle. The press will announce any labor shortages later in the season.

Washington State Harvesters’ League Seattle

Linoleum Clear Out Delivers Short Lengths and Full Rolls

Special clearance offers short lengths of high grade linoleum from 2 to 17 yards and several full rolls. Various patterns include fine inlaid blue and white and wood patterns. Sizes range from 6x4 to 6x16 with multiple pieces listed for sale Friday.

Aides at Camp Lewis Entreat to See General

Aides de camp at Camp Lewis in Tacoma report they handle a daily flood of visitors to the commanding general Brig. Gen. Foltz. They manage callers from five to hundreds daily, filtering requests on soldiers firing questions about beans, discharges, and government business.

Camp Lewis Tacoma United States Foltz Capt M. D. Welty Lewis Dougals G. P. Raymond

Grand Duke Nicholas Aids Gen Kale dines Revolt

Berlin dispatches report Grand Duke Nicholas, commander of Russian armies, backing Gen Kale dines hetman of the Don Cossacks, in revolt against the Bolsheviks. Kale dines reportedly commands about 250000 followers.

Grand Duke Nicholas Gen Kaledines Copenhagen Berlin Don Cossacks

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