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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
6
United Press correspondence from France reports six weeks at a major American flight school with twelve crash incidents. Only minor injuries occurred as inexperienced cadets avoided severe harm by walking away after each mishap.
A massive winter storm tracked from Colorado and Kansas toward the Missouri Valley and Midwest with a front extending northward. Brisk cold follows the system with temperatures dropping to zero and lasting several days as the weather bureau warns of widespread impacts. A separate wireless statement from the German government notes an extension of the barred zone effective January 11.
London reactions hail President Wilson's address as a moral force in the allied campaign against Germany. Editorials from the Evening Standard Pall Mall Gazette Westminster Gazette and others praise open diplomacy and a united front while warning against secret pacts and imperial overreach.
Miss Mary F. Rausch of the University of Washington extension division postpones a food conservation lecture to January 15 at the Y M C A. She notes that troops value cigarets socks sleeveless sweaters chewing gum and trench candies from conversations with British soldiers. W Ringer is re-elected president of the Master Butchers' Association with FE L Burgess as vice president and J T Curson as treasurer and secretary.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims five minute relief from stomach upset, gas, and sour food, with a gentle, harmless antacid effect and a 50 cent large case at drug stores.
The Seattle Junior Auxiliary of the War Mothers League of America hosts a patriotic basket social Saturday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall on First Ave between Union and Pike. Baskets sold at a nominal price. The groups carry government and army officer support as they aid motherless Sammies.
Substituting paper pulp fiber for surgical dressings may help French war hospitals amid cotton and linen shortages. Trials in New York yielded results equal to cotton or linen, and a field test in a zone hospital is planned. If successful, France could manufacture the fiber tissue locally, saving ocean tonnage on supply shipments.
Secretary McAdoo endorsed the national suffrage amendment after a letter from Carrie Chapman Catt. He urged Congress to enact legislation to enable states to act through federal action, aligning with Justice imperatives he deems necessary.
Portland tale of Miss Margery Hoffman wedding Private Ferdinand C. Smith of Camp Lewis ambulance unit after he contracted scarlet fever at his home. The ceremony took place at Smith's bedside with Rev. W. G. Elliott officiating. The couple will be separated while the quarantine remains in effect.
L Graham charged with murdering William Appelstein on December 19 will go to trial February 18 on a plea of not guilty. He entered the not guilty plea during arraignment in Superior Court on Tuesday.
The piece reports that Wilson and Lloyd George pursue peace by appealing to Russia and liberal elements in Austria and Germany. It notes cautious expectations in state department circles, debate over Alsace Lorraine, and a belief that German internal conditions informed Wilson’s congressional address.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to prevent gas sour risings and stomach discomfort after meals. It promises quick relief for overworked stomachs and those exposed to rich foods, urging readers to buy a 60 cent box and be kind to their stomachs.
A vintage advertisement touts liquid argon as a universal dandruff solution. It claims nightly scalp treatment with four ounces will dissolve all flakes, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy, with repeated applications ensuring complete results.
A historical ad-like note promotes Bi-nesia as a simple cure for stomach pain from acidity and fermentation. It claims powder or tablets neutralize acid when taken with hot water after meals, relieving indigestion and enabling hearty meals without pain. The tone urges immediate use.
Lady Lytton supervises a hospital for wounded soldiers marking another example of English women's extensive war relief work. Her leadership highlights civilian efforts supporting military needs during wartime.
Three new directors will take office Wednesday after Tuesday's election. Winners are former State Bank Examiner W B Hanson Fred I Sander and W R Stockbridge. Re-elected to the board were J Chilberg Andrew Chilberg C J Erickson Jafet Lindeborg A G Hanson and J F Lane.
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