Workman Killed as Crane Falls at Lumber Mill
WT Nam Stevens aged 60 of 4316 W Atlantic was pinned under a falling crane at Schwager Nettleton lumber mill located at 26th Ave and Railroad Ave. He was operating the crane when it began to tip. He leaped clear but the crane toppled onto him. The body was taken to the morgue. He was married.
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Nam Stevens
W. Atlantic
Schwager-Nettleton
26Th Ave
Railroad Ave
W. Stevens
Washington TMN file proceeds for seized German and Austrian property
Washington TMN filed providing the return of German and Austrian property seized during the war, detailing legal steps taken to restore ownership and funds to rightful claimants.
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Washington
TMN
Pape's Cold Compound Advertised as Quick Cold Cure
An old advertisement claims taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses will relieve nasal congestion runny nose headache and feverishness. It asserts the product acts without assistance tastes pleasant and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It urges insisting on Pape's brand.
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Pape
Successful treatment of diseased tonsils without operation
Testimonials from patients of Herb Medicine Co report relief from diseased tonsils using non surgical remedies. Box 851 Seattle is listed as the contact for further information and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Medicine Co
Seattle
Seattle Club Formed in New York for Beattie Residents
A Seattle club for former residents has been formed in New York to welcome Seattle people visiting the city. Earl Constantine and Charles P. Spooner organize contact points at 80 Church Street and 14 Wall Street. The club held its first dinner last Thursday at the Republican National Club with 71 attendees including J. C. Marmaduke J. E. Chilberg and James P. Twohy. Humorist K C Beaton and Scott C. Bone spoke.
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New York
Beattie
Seattle
Big City
Earl Constantine
Church St
Charles P. Spooner
Wall St
Republican National Club
J. C. Marmaduke
New Washington Hotel
J. E. Chilberg
James P. Twohy
K. C. Beaton
Scott C. Bone
Smuggler Sam Larson Sentenced for Chinese Smuggling
Sam Larson pleaded guilty in federal court to smuggling Chinese into the United States. He was sentenced to 14 days in jail and will be deported due to poor health.
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Sam Larson
United States
Photoplay Open at Colonial with Just a Wife and More
The Te Dig stage success Just a Wife starring Charlotte Walker opens at the Colonial. Eugene Walters wrote a story of Richard Emerson a business man who marries a fiery Southern wife and a secretary. a triangle forms as both women love him. Other features include Corinne Griffith in The Whipper Market at the Clammer and Chaplin’s The Kid at the Liberty with Jackie Coogan. Mildred Harris stars in The Woman In the Home at the Coliseum, plus No Madam of the North at the Strand with Lon Chaney Betty Blythe and Lew Stone.
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Charlotte Walker
Eugene Walters
Richard Emerson
Eleanor Lathrop
Altho
Emerson
Erminie North
Rio de Janeiro
Juliet Saltmarsh
George Saltmarah
Burke
Corinne Griffith
Diack
The
Strand
Jamen Oliver Curwood
North Woods
Canada
Lon Chaney
Betty Blythe
Lew Stone
What is khitmutgar in Kipling’s usage
Kipling defines khitmutgar as a club waiter and a personal servant who attends dinners and fulfills personal needs. The passage also lists hobbies for various people including Bert Lytell May Allison William Desmond and others and mentions growing lemons and a horseshoe in a dressing room.
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Rudyard Kipling
Kip
Bert Lytell
May Allison
William
Flaine Hammerstein
Anita Stewart in The Tornado and Wild Boar Hunt
Edwin Carewe directs Anita Stewart in a wildlife sequence set on Santa Nosa Island off Southern California where ferocious boars roam. The hunt scenes were shot at Lasky ranch for a Laula Mayer Associated First National feature. The working title is The Tornado. An earlier two reel comedy features Joe Martin the ape as star.
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Edwin Carewe
bin Amistant
Wallace Fox
Santa Nossa Island
California
Anita Stewart
Lasky Ranch
Joe Martin
Radium Claims Relief For Ailments With Solar Pad
An advertisement touts a Degnen’s Radio-Active Solar Pad promising relief from constipation rheumatism neuralgia nervous disorders and various organ complaints. It urges readers to write Headinge Appliance Co 840 Bradbury Building Los Angeles Calif for full information and a trial at no risk.
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Degnen
Headingm Appliance Co
Bradbury Bidg
E Angeles
Calif
Five Kisses Proposal Sparks Protest Over Anatol Title
Cecil DeMille sought renaming The Affairs of Anatol to Five Kisses while exhibitors voted. the original Schnitzler title won a large majority. Edna Ferber's Fanny Herself is slated for adaptation by Tod Browning.
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Cecil DeMille
Anatol
Protesta. P
Schnitzler
Fanny
Edna Ferber
Tod Browning
W C T U Addresses Infant Mortality Aid
The North Pacific group conference of the W C T U in the Swedish Tabernacle discussed how to reduce infant and maternity deaths in the United States. Mrs Elizabeth Perkins urged school clinics and nutrition classes during her Tuesday address.
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United States
North Pacific Group
Swedish Tabernacle
Elizabeth Perkins
W. C. T. U. Department of Child Welfare
Will Double Deck Chicago Streets
Chicago considers elevating sidewalks to ease loop congestion as proposed by engineer George F Cole. The plan mirrors a 1894 scheme that stalled in committee. A movable or stationary stairway would connect the upper landing to street level.
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Chicago
Loop
George F. Cole
Cole
Foreman Killed by Delayed Blast on Chelan Highway
A delayed blast at Chelan today instantly killed Alexander of Seattle. He was foreman of construction work on the Chelan Okanogan highway. When the dynamite failed to explode he went to investigate and was caught by the blast.
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Chelan Day
Alexander
Seattle
Chelan Okanogan Highway
Women Overwork Said to Harm Health in Ad Claim
An advertisement claims women across roles from students to city workers overtax their strength, causing nervous weakness and headaches. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an efficient remedy, presented as a standard treatment from coast to coast.
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Lydia E.ham
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