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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1917
Page
9
The report notes Washington moving to dry status and suggests the nation will not remain wet as Bryan declines to back further prohibition. It highlights a shift in public sentiment and potential national impact from state level changes.
A federal jury in Spokane cleared John C Lawrence of using the mails to defraud related to the Northwest Trading Company. Lawrence, longtime public servant on the railroad and public commissions, remains respected by supporters who credit his integrity.
The Orangized Republicans claim 1,300 supporters and met in Seattle with 13 present. They talk of candidates Dale and Wi and defend records citing the traction company needs a man in the oil while old politics echo in the discussion.
A protest against intrusive social studies argues investigators should study the rich and capitalist households instead of tenement life. It asserts that exposing workers to data collected from mansions could illuminate labor problems and shift blame toward wealth holders.
The text reflects on American sentiment during the early World War I period. It contrasts quiet patriotic restraint with calls for war, noting two key shifts: recognition of the seriousness of stepping in and a determined resolve to see it through. It emphasizes loyalty to the flag and ideals despite loud dissenters.
Aug Doellefeld of Carlyle writes to Dr. Caldwell Monticello Illinois praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for keeping four children healthy. The mild laxative with pepsin regulates bowel function and is easy to take. Available in drug stores for cents. ask for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with signature and portrait on the carton. Free trial bottle offered by Dr. W B Caldwell 455 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
A fragment from a column showcases Olive Oy of the DBlorograph Co. designing and making her own gowns for a movie star. The piece mocks gossip and social chatter while noting headlines about fashion and society in a flippant tone.
A town doctor left a bottle of medicine for Mr. Walker who later admits taking only half the dose and discarding the rest. Walker’s wife encouraged the call but skepticism and the outcome spark a reflection on treatment. Johny France’s new war chief is described as a noted author who finds the sword mightier than the pen.
Feb 16 in Marshaltown Indiana an armed masked bandit burst into FE R Winslow grocer shop. Mrs Winslow restrained the robber after he shot Winslow in the chest. She was shot twice but reached a telephone to call for help as the robber fled leaving $700 in the cash drawer. Both victims were hospitalized in stable condition.
Broadway High School will present a comic opera titled Bulbul on Friday at 8:00 PM in the school auditorium. The production marks the first comic opera attempt and features elaborate costuming and scenery by Broadway students.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion and acidity. It promises five minute comfort, neutralizes excess acid, prevents sour belches and stomach gas, and a fifty cent case supplies a family with ongoing help.
Chloe finds her mother and nephew missing as a river fog sets in and a rescue boat crowd gathers. Alex appears with comfort and a newborn hope, but Katy reveals Chloe’s mother died heroically guiding frightened families to safety. The scene ends with Chloe’s shaken resolve and a promise of continuation.
J. W. Wall, a longtime carpenter and local union member, runs for city council opposing a 50 year age limit for city workers. He urges protecting the light and water departments and favors charging other utilities first. Wall argues usefulness peaks at middle age due to experience and years of activity. He resides at 65828 Seventh Ave. N. W. and is affiliated with Carpenters Local Union No. 530.
Officers C V Harvey and T E Ross of the dry squad seized 40 glass jars of brandied peaches and cherries at two stores on 815 First Ave and 500 15th Ave N. of the Augustine and Kyer Co. Thursday. A McNair and C A Jones, clerks in these stores, were arrested for selling intoxicants.
16 year old Chuck Richards of 711 Summit N is in favor of a military training bill. He says I could go into training to be a cook as he watches culinary artists at Chaunce's with joy.
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