Harding to Come Here Next June
Washington reports President Harding plans a combined Western campaign trip and Alaska vacation next summer. J Scott C Bone of Alaska coordinates, with stops likely in Marion Ohio for the 100th anniversary celebration, and visits to Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles. The itinerary may include a June departure from Washington aboard a battleship to Alaska and an overland return.
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Keep Well Food Value by Dr Bishop
Dr R A Bishop notes vegetable foods supply body fuel in protein fat and carbohydrate. Beans lentils and nuts provide the most protein followed by wheat corn and oats. Carbohydrate appears in refined sugars from beets and sugar cane and in juices of sweet fruits and vegetables.
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Olive Tablets Offer Liver Aid For Digestion
Thousands suffer stomach upset as remedies fail. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to stimulate liver and bowels naturally, relieve indigestion and poor appetite without griping. Take one or two at bedtime. substitute for calomel. olive oil base. 30c advertisement.
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Pauline Frederick and Dr Rutherford Aboard in Seattle
Pauline Frederick the film star and her husband Dr Charles Alton Rutherford of Seattle visit with Frederick's mother in their Washington Hotel suite. They describe their East Coast romance, discuss careers, and plan a short Seattle stay before returning to Los Angeles for new projects.
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Shipping here gets impetus from new transit privileges
Shipping in Seattle gains momentum as railroad steamship and dock firms grant the Chamber of Commerce demand for more liberal in transit privileges. Importers may hold goods in Seattle for a year and still receive preferential import export transcontinental rail rates and absorb terminal charges. Local brokers can locate markets, and Eastern merchants may store recondition and repack here for direct distribution to branch factories.
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Headstone Given for Son by Grieving Mother in Seattle
A Seattle letter from KE Aden of the Art Marble Co praises a previous Star report about Henry Neichert, a crippled child saved from cremation by Dr. Pranket Loope, and describes a donor's wish for a proper funeral and a suitable headstone for the memory of the deceased.
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Seattle Aims to Become Nationwide Distribution Hub
The article notes Seattle's shift from a mere transit point to a national distributing center across the United States, signaling broader logistics growth and regional hub status.
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City council debates nickel fare and Montlake bridge bond
The council introduces a five cent fare measure and refers a 650000 bond issue for the Montlake Stadium bridge to voters. A plan to transfer the dog pound from the police to the King County Humane Society is sent to committees. Funding is approved for street work and harbor bulkhead repairs, with attention to upcoming May elections.
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Storm warning issued for Washington seaports
A southeast storm warning was ordered at 6 a.m. Wednesday as a severe storm approaches the coast. Increasing east to southeast winds are expected, with strong gales this afternoon and tonight. Warnings have been set for all Washington and Oregon seaport stations.
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Military Honors for Dead Sailor Rolle Hurd
A United States Revenue Cutter Service salute will mark the burial of Rolle Ones Hurd at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Thursday at 1 PM. Funeral services precede the graveside ceremony at Bethany Baptist Church. Hurd, 19, died at the marine hospital last Monday after serving on the U S Cutter Bear. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs M C Hurd of 1613 Franklin Ave.
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Dairymen to Meet in Vancouver B C Thursday
Delegates from the Pacific Northwest Milk Dealers and Dairy and Milk Inspectors association gather in Vancouver British Columbia for a three day convention beginning Thursday. Seattle speakers include Dr. Ira C. Brown Charles E Fichner Martha Koehne Dr F J Smith and Stephen L Miller.
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Prof Robert W. Jones Named Acting Head of Journalism Dept
Professor Robert W. Jones will serve as acting head of the University of in the journalism department. The appointment places Jones at the helm while a permanent leader is sought, signaling continuity in the program and ongoing administrative oversight.
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