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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1919
Page
9
The Star reports American praise for a Czech soldier who faced harsh conditions in Siberia and fought with courage. The piece notes his sense of justice and resolve, comparing his commitment to that of Americans while urging unity and continued support.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a solution for dandruff and hair loss. It claims hair becomes wavy, fluffy, and lustrous, with new growth and strengthened tresses after use, urging readers to buy at any drug store and try as directed.
A reader column collects letters to Miss Grey about marriage woes and social issues. Topics include affectionate greetings, strike politics, wartime civilian duties, widows pensions, and income tax exemptions, with opinions from diverse readers.
Jeanne Lorimer recalls a perilous encounter with Dr. Certeis as secrets surface about Eloise Vanderlyn and a vanished Chester. He urges her to flee tonight while warning that Jane Lorimer is dead and the Lorimer mansion may never welcome her again.
SHAMOKIN Feb 25 Be cause his bride of two months ate too much In proportion with his wages as a miner John Slesko of Mount Carmel took her before a justice of the peace where they mutually agreed to a legal separation The husband pays her 40 for housework and 20 monthly to the wife He claims the woman eats more per meal than four or five ordinary persons.
In Kansas City on February 25 a man named Morria Blitz, a long time police character, visits the probate court claiming he can settle an estate worth 12,000 bonds from his pocket. He insists no lawyer is needed, boasting of the bonds he holds. The clerk notes Blitz’s claim as he pressures the administrator to bypass legal counsel.
In Brooklyn, motorman Robert Lee Carter and Mrs Irene Daniels allegedly met via train whistle signals arranged by Carter to meet at Daniels home. Carter's wife, Mrs Carter, sues Daniels for 25000 dollars for alienation of her husband’s affections, alleging the signals were prearranged.
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