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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1919
Page
14
A fragmented report notes contrasting takes on a national dry day with July 1 as a target. Mentions Hake s ie New York and municipal lemonade plans inviting cities to host parks and lemonade parties with enthusiasts ready to participate.
Washington D C cases of citrus and protest swirl as Congressman Kahn of California critiques Bryan on how to convert prohibition. He asserts a “kick” into grape juice can dry out prohibition, while others call it labeling alcohol. The exchange highlights contentious approaches to the drink issue.
Disjointed excerpts discuss fermentation using bak yeast converting grape juice and possible congressional action on rational dry law. Mentions heat treatment, pasteurization, and concerns about interfering with fermentation, with unclear sources from Washington.
J K Witherspoon, sergeant of Company D, details Lamping’s actions in the Philippines. He describes Lamping leading scouts at Laguna de Bay, Gualalupe and Taguig and commanding Washington regimental scouts on hazardous tasks. He condemns attacks on Lamping and notes the Washington veterans’ support for Lamping as military committee chairman.
Advertises Freezone corn remover promising painless relief and easy removal of corns. Claims a few drops stop pain instantly and allow the corn to be lifted away with fingers.
Advertises Adler-i-ka as a universal stomach remedy that supposedly expels gas and foul matter, cleanses the alimentary canal, prevents appendicitis, and cures constipation. A testimonial from M. Gerhard of Verdinand Indiana praises its instant relief and claims long sales history by Swift Drug Co and leading druggists.
The writer denounces Guy Groff for a vile insult aimed at Senator Lamping on the Senate floor in Olympia. Groff is urged to be purged from public service, praising Lamping as a soldier with a stalwart record and condemning Groff’s conduct as shameless and drunken. The piece calls for Groff to suffer consequences.
James Larkin, noted Irish labor figure, aids East textile strikes by supporting U S labor movements. He organized the Irish Transport and General Workers' Union and served as its secretary until 1914. Larkin faced multiple arrests on charges from false pretenses to sedition and is currently under indictment. He also edited the Irish Worker weekly.
The Col. Theodore Roosevelt Post No. 74 Veterans of Foreign Wars adopted a resolution condemning State Senator Groff for attacking Senator George R.B. Lamping’s military record in a senate speech. Lamping’s service in the Spanish American and Philippine wars is cited to refute Groff. The report also commends the mayor and police chief over the Seattle strike actions.
Thousands in New York and New Jersey wear No Beer No Work buttons threatening a general strike against wartime prohibition starting July 1. Leaders split, with labor groups backing the action while temperance officials warn of legal consequences. Signs in Newark and Little Italy add a civic edge to the brewing dispute.
In Olympia on Feb 17 Rep Fred A Smith of Tacoma introduced a bill to form a governor appointed commission to investigate and remedy disputes before crises arise. The measure designed to prevent disputes follows the public service commission act and allows workers to file complaints on conditions or wages with hearings and findings.
Weasley J. Walker formerly active in Green Lake real estate died of influenza Saturday at his Seattle home 6018 Fourth Ave N BK. He was 68 and lived in Seattle 15 years. He leaves his widow, a daughter Mrs. George Sharon, and a son Jene A. Walker of California. The body lies at Bleutts Rafferty Funeral Parlor. funeral arrangements will be announced.
Exclaiming at the sight, shoppers are urged to buy Jersey and taffeta Petticoats for five seventy five, with Spring colors and straight cuts meeting Fashion’s demands. Jersey options include navy, Kelly green, Cop en, taupe and black, while taffetas feature two tone effects with velvet bands fringe embroidery silk flutings and bias self bands.
An ad styled notice promotes Mother's Friend as a trusted external preparation for expectant mothers preparing for childbirth. It claims benefits for abdominal skin, muscle relaxation, and breast comfort, and directs readers to contact the Bradford Regulator Company for a motherhood guide.
An advertisement touts four ounces of rad Salts as a cure to cleanse kidneys and flush bladder irritation. It warns meat intake strains kidneys and promises relief with a tablespoonful daily in water, claiming Jad Salts is inexpensive and harmless.
Advertises Imperial Satin 35 inches wide in 24 shades with plain or two tone options. Promotes opportunity to buy at a very special price. MacDougall-Southwick, First Floor.
The Northwest newspaper touts the Star Want Ads as the most widely read and trusted listing service. Local readers are urged to place notices and sales items to reach broad community participation and quick results.
Professor Vance Shaw offers free embroidery lessons daily for customers and friends. Classes run 10 to 12 and 2 to 4, with fabrics and materials available in the Art Needlework Department on the Fifth Floor at MacDougall-Southwick.
Dix showcases spring dresses with varied styles and colors. The gay Scotch plaid model features a normal waistline double fancy collar and novelty pockets priced at 5.95 in sizes 34 to 44. Plain color gingham option with white lawn vest and collar available in sizes 36 to 44. Prices range from 3.95 to 4.95.
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