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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
7
A correspondent argues against censorship delaying soldiers letters from France. A mother of a private notes steady mail, intact insurance and allotment deliveries, and urges patience amid postwar discharge delays. She emphasizes gratitude over grumbling and thanks for safe return.
The piece notes that thin figures can be helped by dress makers and tailors, while those who are overfat bear an inherent burden. It discusses tailoring as a remedy for slender outfits but highlights lasting challenges for heavier bodies.
A resident praises a local bakery, calling its bread the best in the city, prompting discussions among customers and shop owners about quality and selection. The comment highlights perceived superior taste and crust.
Special to The Star describes Basle where aristocrats shun Singer's cafe for the old Hole in the Wall on Mretestrasse. The 16th century Merchants' guild runs the place with two grand upstairs rooms, carved wood walls, stained glass, and armorial plaques of Basle families.
Paris dispatch notes President Wilson reviews a diplo matic service abroad with a critical eye. Reports hint at shake ups in embassy and consular ranks as passports and related tasks lag behind British efficiency in Europe.
An old style advertisement extols Get-It for quick corn relief. It claims painless, peel-off removal with a guaranteed money back offer. Manufactured by I. B. Lawrence & Co in Chicago, IL.
A telegraphic report from J Henry Smith notes an American consul in Milan could not arrange transport for Mrs Wilson to the train during a Rome trip. The message also mentions J Smith, former registrar of the United States land office, arriving in New from France.
A historical claim about organic phosphate from Pe louz and Dr. Albert Robin, promoting Pitro-Phosphate as a nerve building treatment for neurastenia, nervous weakness, fatigue, and to increase flesh. It urges use with meals, notes eyes, sleep, nerves, and vitality improve, but warns against use by those not wanting to gain weight.
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