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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1916

Page

8

Tell Amy Starts Thrift Army Drives at Savings Bank

The National City Bank reports Commander-in-Chief Maxwell leads a mobilization for a crushing drive on the enemy Financial Unness. The encampment buzzes as tellers, bookkeepers, and clerks prepare for a surge of new business and swift mail dispatch. The warning of Martial Law calls for civilians to enroll in savings accounts to avoid being financially unprepared. Enlistment HQs open at Second Ave. and Columbia, Seattle.

THE National City Bank Maxwell Campbell Sell Ters Tellers Gentry Sutter Cunningham Bradt Jamieson Steele Hope Camp Starks Lots Intelligence Corps Robbins Faull Anstey Miss Horgan Miss Maloney Murray Eral Maxwell Second Ave Columbia &T Seattle Wash

Greatest German feat in Champagne battle claimed by Kaiser’s son

Prince Oscar proclaims the Champagne defense the greatest feat of arms in history. He says German discipline and unity held against a French offensive on Hill 196 north of Le Mesnil as storms of shell and mud tested troops. The piece lauds German resolve and notes the battle’s significance in delaying a French breakthrough.

France Hill Kaiser Oscar Champagne LE Mesnil The Third Army Seventh Army Eighth Reserve Corps

Can't Beat Tiz When Feet Hurt

Advertisement notes relief from foot pain using Tiz foot bath and related products. Claims include soothing corns bunions callouses and feverish feet with instant comfort and a 25 cent box offer.

Germans Prepare New Offensive in Champagne

London reports artillery rolls in Champagne as German forces mass for a stronger push aimed at breaking the French line. Dispatches note concentrated German fire around Tahure and Navarin farm with wedges threatening front positions, possibly forcing a retreat toward the Souain Lerthe road. French counterattacks expected as furious fighting continues.

London Champagne Challerange Paris Tahure Navarin Farm Souain-lerthes

Inside bathing cure promises rosy skin and fresh health

An old advertisement promotes daily morning drinks of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and digestive system. It claims improved appetite, clearer skin, and relief from constipation, bilious attacks, and rheumatic twinges after one week.

Youngster Hit by Auto in Seattle Expected to Recover

Four year old Bertram O'Brien was struck by a car driven by W. F. Matson at Charles Street and 12th Avenue. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. O'Brien, live at 923 18th Ave. The injury is not serious.

Bertram O'Brien W. F. Matson Charles St 12Th Ave Seattle General Hospital B. O'Brien 18Th Ave

State Day Woman On Perfume Souse

Denver report of Mrs. W. J. Ryan who drank four ounces of perfume in lieu of whisky after the state banned liquor. She was found unconscious in the street and told police she would not try it again.

Denver W. J. Ryan

Open Letter to the Municipal League by Edwin J. Brown

Edwin J. Brown labels a municipal league critique as false and unworthy. He cites aims to abolish the 50 year civil service age limit and to expand the city street railway and transfer lines, arguing the league lacks courage and public spirit. Brown declares his candidacy for the City Council and accuses the league of serving enemies of the people.

Brown Civil Service Civil Service Commission Seattle Fourth King Seattl Electric Company King James, Madison, Union, PY Aeton Road Munich League Inc Edwin J. Brown

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