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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
7
Washington reports priority assignments list Evacuation hospital Ir English aero squadron base hospitals 29 and 47 and service photographic sections 17 and 23 to streamline wartime support under military commands.
Eloise urges a farewell as Chester pursues a noble, troubled love for Eloise. The narrator observes whispered betrayals and emotional strain while a taxi trip ends in parting grief and unspoken goodbyes.
Myron T. Herrick former American ambassador to France has practically recovered in Pasadena after a minor heart attack following news of H. T. Kells death. He arrived from Cleveland and is spending the winter there.
Advertisement copy emphasizing California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. Promotes fruit flavor appeal, advises using the product now for the child’s stomach liver and bowels, and notes full dosage directions on each bottle.
A follower reprints a February column urging action against Seattle shipyard strike supporters and revolutionary literature. Readers ask Grey for remedies on health matters and discuss pronunciation, working women, marital roles, and a reader’s home life conflict with a husband.
Jack London was born in San Francisco on January 12, 1876. He attended public schools and the University of California before leaving college for the Klondike. He worked at sea, hunted in the Bering Sea, and traveled widely as a journalist and lecturer. He married Bessie Maddern in 1900, later divorcing, and then wed Charmian Kittredge in 1905, helping him pursue a modern ranch life in California. As a socialist writer, he produced many stories and books including The Call of the Wild, The Sea Wolf, and Burning Daylight. he died November 22, 1916.
A 33 year old woman seeks advice as her husband rents a 10 acre property with a two room house. The husband’s 23 year old nephew supposedly independent takes over the kitchen and lounge, leaving little space for meals and daily life. The writer asks how to settle the ongoing intrusion and manage the shared living situation.
Residents fled Marysville as rising Feather River water threatened to flood the town. Water crept over yards, with about 25,000 acres covered, as the Feather backed up from the Sacramento River.
J Joley, a cook, was arrested today and charged by Inspector C G Rannick and Captain Charles Tennant in a blackmail case. A revolver was found on J J Smith, who was arrested Thursday at the complaint of M Schouweiler of San Telmo Minorave and Stewart. Schouweller says Smith demanded $100 or jail over liquor he claimed in Schouweller’s possession. Smith and Foley were special police during the strike.
The $100,000,000 national campaign drive by the Missionary Episcopal centenary will be formally inaugurated in the Northwest March 3 and 4. Seattle’s quota is not yet determined.
Special to The Star from Paris reports allied officers and enlisted men are exempt from luxury taxes in France thanks to government courtesy. An officer gets 740 francs per month while a private receives 900 francs. exemption tickets are issued. Police raid Governor Nicholls Street apartment in New Orleans uncovers counterfeit certificates and a bogus race betting scheme affecting wealthy tourists.
A brief health tip suggests taking a restorative regimen to recover vitality. It emphasizes rebuilding energy, restoring appetite, and improving strength when feeling run down.
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