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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
8
The report from Lisbon says the Portuguese royalist revolt remains unchanged with fronts in Castello, Porto and Viana. Train service runs normally in Lisbon and Aveiro as marines move north toward Oporto. A royalist column has appeared near Santarem, ensuring control between San and Lisbon.
In Paris on February 7 the league of no committee announced it has completed half the draft of its constitution during today’s session.
Tokyo newspapers report the advisory board on foreign affairs endorsing the president’s proposal to place German colonies under an international arrangement. The public agrees with Wilson’s principles and the idea is seen as acceptable.
A hurried gentleman in Lincoln Nebraska was invited to ride with a passing milkman. When asked how far he rides the milkman learns the man is Governor McKelvie. The governor confirms he works at the state house.
Dr. Sullivan and Dr. James ran advocate iron supplementation to boost physical endurance and mental power. They warn weak anemia harms health and note blood iron boosts vitality, memory, and temperament, urging physicians to screen and treat iron deficiency to prevent decline.
Berlin reports Dr. Walter Rathenau warns Germany faces ruin if indemities stay high and allies control raw materials. He cites losses of colonies and iron ore supplies, and says victory required Paris London New York, which he says was impossible. He also believes Asiatic hordes could rise.
Four smart little styles pictured suitable for school wear or with middy blouses. Skirts feature large navy and white plaids attached to a white waist, offered in sizes 6 to 14 years at a price hard to beat elsewhere.
The article lists $1 neckwear options including Georgette collars with peace edging in white and flesh, Bengaline collars in flat and rolling styles, satin and crepe de chine tailored rolls, Van Dyke pleated collars, and veils with chif fon borders. It notes colors, border widths, and long drape veils. Also advertised are satin mixed candy, Jordan Rainbow Almonds, and freshly made chocolates on the lower floor.
Infants' shirts and bands are reduced by one fourth across several fabrics and qualities including cotton wool and silk blends. Rubens Alma Comfort lines offer sizes from infant to child with prices ranging 26c to $1.01. Also offered are seamless lisle hose, soft finish lisle hose for schoolgirls, and fiber silk stockings in multiple colors on the upper main floor.
Shoes for growing children arrive daily offering sizes 8 1 4 to 11 at 4 50 and 11 1 4 to 2 at 5 00 on the second floor. Girls and boys styles include gunmetal calf school shoes built for hard wear in lace and button styles with all leather welts and solid soles.
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