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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
10
We are clearing the remaining stock of Winter Coats at decided reductions. This lot includes heavy Velveteen Coats in green burgundy and brown with plush trimmed collars cuffs and bottom and lined throughout. Also heavy Wool Velour Coats trimmed with keramic collars and pompom cloth with cross over collars in taupe burgundy and deer.
Report reaches Mrs. John Flynn that Captain George Arthur Flynn, believed dead after the sinking of the Tyndareus off the South Africa coast in February 1917, is alive and commanding the transport Qachiais between the United States and Europe. Letters received by his mother reveal his escape and continued service.
Readers seek guidance on breach of promise involving a 17 year old fiancée and return of engagement rings, with questions about parental consent and minor romance. They also discuss whether a drafted soldier with dependent children should receive discharge priority and how guardianship may affect his duty and support.
Dear Miss Grey asks about a girl who has dated a respectful young man, accepted a gift, danced with him but did not invite him to dance, and lives within a 45 minute drive of her home. The letter notes they have kept company for months.
In Washington reporters note society plans for a postwar season. Leaders discuss resuming prewar functions at the Shoreham and Willard hotels while others advocate cautious, reconstruction minded philanthropy and social work. Notables like Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs. Delos Nilodgett present two views.
Albert notes talks of overseas service and reclamation work in France. He requests details from a recruiting officer as government plans remain undecided and no definite army is formed yet.
The scene centers on Eloise and Chrys at a lilac-walk gathering with Certeis and Daddy Lorimer using an Ouija board. Daddy riffs on prophecies while Chrys insists spiritual communication cannot reveal the future, noting wartime interest and emotional strain among participants.
Olaf Olgfson of 1819 Seventh Ave Seattle shares a full recovery after Tanlac treatment. He describes relief from stomach, kidney and heart pains, improved sleep, appetite, and weight gain, saying he can return to work and feels healthier than in years. Bartell Drug Stores sells Tanlac in Seattle.
The Star newspaper notes heavy reader engagement as its want ads reach a broad Northwest audience. Local merchants report strong ad responses and rising inquiries for jobs and goods through the classified section.
Chrys protests as claims of spooks and a heavy table cause chaos. The scene unfolds with a dramatic accusation that attempts to view reality beyond the ridiculous provoke chaos and a damaged sofa pillow.
The Fighting Sons of Guns, a band of Allied forces from Victoria British Columbia, gave their first U S concert Wednesday at the Metropolitan theatre. Conductor Ward led a program of popular dramatic and battle music with Lieut Croft recounting front experiences from five wars. Several members have decorations for bravery.
Police seek a jeweled devil fish pendant with a large ruby in its mouth and diamond eyes. The gold heirloom, valued at about $500, was taken from Carlton Lauber’s residence at 1922 Nob Hill Ave between December 15 and 25. The Lauber family reported the theft after returning from Anacortes for Christmas.
A vintage advisory promotes Pape's Cold Compound to stop head congestion and nasal discharge. It claims two hourly doses, three doses total, easing headache feverishness and throat soreness with prompt relief and a pleasant taste.
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