Lomonossoff Pleads for Aid to Stricken Russia at Seattle
Professor George V. Lomonossoff head of the Russian mission on communications urged Americans to provide food shoes railways and agricultural implements to save Russia from German influence. He spoke at the Hippodrome to a large crowd and called for swift relief and support from the United States.
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Seattle
America
Russia
Germany
George V. Lomonousoff
Wrce
Trotsky
Lomonossoff
Carpathians
Ruslan
William Short
State Federation of Labor
Rhodes
J. W. Spangler
S. H. Hedges
Corbaley
Chamber of Commerce
Lomonoussoff
University of Washington
Cascarets Benefit Livers and Bowel Health Ad
A promotional advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative for all ages. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, relieve headaches, bad breath, sour stomach, and biliousness, and to improve energy and mood. It markets a 10 cent box with claims of child suitability and quick nightly use.
Spirit of France In The Star Mon Day
A fragment from The Star Mon day references repatching the last ounce of Frenchman to fit a uniform and keep him fighting until he is patchable no more.
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France
the Star
Confessions of a Wife: Trials of a Troubled Evening
The narrator recalls a strained night as her husband Dick returns tired and evasive. She questions his excuses, laments being sidelined by his work, and contemplates how to restore harmony while reflecting on modern gender roles. The entry ends with a resolve to shift from gloom to optimism as the story continues.
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Ray
Tam
Aly
Inman
Theatres prep new vaudeville bills for next week
Moore stage features Vanity Fair of 1918 with Jack Trainor and Olga De Baugh plus twenty singers and a Comedy sketch Adam Killjoy. Wilkes presents Officer 646 with full cast. Palace Hip hosts The Morning After and The Four American Beauties. Orpheum Third and Madison headlines Mme Pozoe and Ern at the piano with Flying Weavers and Fatty Arbuckle film. Gaiety hosts Sourdough Nell with Armstrong Follies among Northland era acts.
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Jack Trainor
Olga de Baugh
Orpheum
the Moore
Adam Killjoy
Harry Coleman and Company
Harry Regal
David Bender
Marty
Etta Conley
Nick Dasis
Dick Allen
Charles McDonald
James Nowland
Good Friend
Faraway Landa
Coban
Harris
Wilkes
Seattle
Palace Hip
Ita
Allen, Carrer and Pierlot Company
Flying Weavers
Archer
Johnny and Wise
H. Giles
Orpheum Theatre
Third
Madison
Mme
Melania Pozoe
Erneat Light
R. A. Miller
Eleanore
Roberto
Bruce
Groves
Triller
Fields
Brown
Fatty Ar
Gaiety
Flint and
Armstrong Follies Company
Dawson Dance Hall
North
Soapy Smith
Harry Woolrich
Bob
Will Armstrong
In Trouser Talk and a Soldier’s Photograph Mystery
Minnie B. Frazier voices defense of women in overalls and trousers amid social debate while Miss Grey receives a reader’s plea. Mrs. Flo asks for help locating a lost photograph of her son, a French front fighter titled On Active Service Dudley, with photo sent to London.
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Miss Grey
Kansas City
Paris
Mother
Buddha
Jesus
Eddy
Woodrow Wilson
Mian Grey
France
London
Ingland
Dudley
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Congress
Iala
Cohan
Equestrians Supreme
John and
Mae Burke
Ohio
Dentists University
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Margie
Moore
Pantages
Lowland
Lew
Charles Anderson
John
Mae Parke
James Silver
Helen Duval
Walter Benson
Janet
Warren Leland
Fred and
Lydia Weaver
Janet Leland
George Barnes
Melania
Poros
Minnie B. Frazier
Flo
Cynthia Grey
Star Office
Seventh Ave
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Peoples Savings Bank
Second Ave
Pike 8St
Theatre Third and
Eugene Levy
Mer
Fatty Arbuckle
Ethel Barrymore
Knights of Columbus
Times Square
J.C. Ford
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