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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
4
The photograph features a heavy rough silk inspired Oyster khaki kool suit noted for semi tailored lines and light texture. The coat adopts a slip over cut with a self lacing cord, navy blue and white maire silk trim, dark silk lining, and covered buttons. The skirt shows a new full side pleat stitched tight at the hem.
Spanish American War Veterans in Seattle urge dropping German from high school courses. Members of the George A Funston camp protest the board’s prior decision on Tuesday and Superintendent Frank B. Cooper was told to notify the veterans of the board’s action.
Seventy bottles of Canadian Club whisky and $400 bail money were found in the possession of John T. McKenzie a West Seattle butcher after sheriff deputies watched his movements for weeks and pounced on him Tuesday uncovering the liquor cache beneath his garage at 1307 Colby Avenue.
A reader asks about sources for kaiser Catholic ties and clarifications on military allowances and travel permits. The column provides guidance on clothing donations, travel permits, and慰
A narrator visits Donna who mourns a past love and reflects on identity. Donna performs a yearly birthday ritual by placing violets under a portrait of her younger self, revealing the 16 year old in the frame is long dead while the woman remains changed. The scene invites memory, fate, and gendered expectations as a springtime recollection unfolds.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid cure for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims relief in five minutes from acid stomach, heartburn, belching, dizziness, and related symptoms, and promotes a fifty cent bottle for home use.
An old Musterole ad urges mothers to keep a jar for prompt relief of sore throat bronchitis croup and other pains. The copy claims adults benefit too and lists illnesses from neuralgia to rheumatism with jars priced 30c 60c and 2 50 for a family supply.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla before meals and Peptiron after meals as cleansing blood and steadying nerves. It argues the regimen improves the whole system, offers economical benefits, and recommends Hood's Pills if a laxative is needed.
Dear Miss Grey letters discuss whether Anxious Marg should visit with her fiancé and his family for a weekend. They would travel 100 miles to stay at the future in laws home, meet his parents, and return Sunday night with parental consent. The tone seeks propriety and social etiquette for a forthcoming marriage.
London January 30 German workers in England believe conscientious objectors near Sheffield have refused to work with them. The terse report notes tension at work sites and hints at broader wartime labor frictions between German nationals and objectors in England.
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