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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1919

Page

9

Brand New Stunts for Valentine Party

A guide for a Valentine party with game ideas and a themed menu. Plans include heart shaped foods, lace invitations, heartbreak contests, and festive decorations. Details describe props like paper hearts, Cupid motifs, and a Valentine supper with heart shaped dishes.

Miss Grey St. Valentine Tnstead

Western Washington Horticultural Convention Set in Everett

The ninth annual convention of the Western Washington Horticultural Association will be held in Everett on February 13 and 14. Local growers and members will gather for talks demonstrations and exhibits announcing the event in the home region.

Western Washington Horticultural Association Everett

Why Make the Annual Struggle with Rheumatism

An advertisement explains rheumatism worsens with cold weather and attacks the blood. It touts S. S. S. as a sixty year tested blood purifier, claiming it cleanses poisons from blood without mineral drugs and builds the body. A medical department offers free advice from the chief medical advisor at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.

S.S. S

Cynthia Grey’s Letters on Wage Struggle at the Yards

A letter from a worker’s wife describes wage sufficiency for a small family but hardship for larger ones. She notes her husband’s reluctance to strike, influence from men at meetings, and accusations that IWW activities sparked unrest at the yards.

Antique Dear Miss Gver Coin Value Question

A reader asks about a 60 cent piece dated 1441 and calls it an antique coin. The answer states the coin has no value beyond any designation printed on it.

Gver

War Bride Eloise Drawn Into Elaborate Escape Plan

A narrator pressures Eloise to flee to New York amid suspicions of an insane asylum plot by Dr Certeis and Duke Niminez. Eloise resists yet fears losing her identity as a spy scheme unfolds with Madame Lorimer and family ties tested.

Eloise Robert Lorimer New York Belgium Madame Lorimer Certeis Duke of Niminez

The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads Star Want Ads

The Northwest's widest readership sees Star Want Ads drawing buyers and sellers across cities. Local merchants report strong response as residents look for deals, jobs, and services in a bustling classified section.

Northwest Star

No street level clothier can attempt to equal our values

The brief reflects a bold claim by a clothing retailer asserting unmatched values or standards. It presents a competitive stance without details on specific rivals, dates, or events. The message emphasizes quality and integrity as core selling points in a local market context.

Remarkable phosphate claimed to fatten thin people

An old advertisement touts Ritro Phosphate a nerve building organic phosphate discovered by Pelou and tested by Dr Albert Robin. It claims to restore vitality for neurasthenia nervous weakness insomnia and fatigue and to help thin people gain flesh. The copy warns to buy genuine Ritro Phosphate and to take one tablet with each meal on low cost.

Peleus Albert Robin Academy of Medicine Varia Pelong

Fragment from a diaristic scene about Eloise and a sanitarium

A narrator recounts Eloise insisting on going to a sanitarium alone while the mother contemplates permission. Eloise stands motionless as the narrator notes the dramatic, continued scene references to a future continuation.

Eloise Lot

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