Patriots May Donate Change League Forms in Seattle
The Revolutionary Activities League organized in Seattle promotes self denial with members urged to forgo luxuries and place saved money in bags for Red Cross French orphans funds Belgian relief and American emergency relief. Headquarters at 640 New York block with branch in the National Bank of Commerce. Membership open to all with no dues and volunteers needed.
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Patriote Saecrfices and Service League
Seattle
Revolutionary Aceties
New York Block
New League
Red Crows
French Orphans’ Fund
Belgian
Logging operators prepare to resume work in Eastern Washington
Spokane July 5 Logging operators today plan to resume work in Eastern Washington camps closed by the I.W.W. strike Strike breakers are being gathered and will be sent into the woods likely before week’s end Idaho panhandle lumbermen meet with the state council of defense at Coeur d Alene Friday to discuss the I.W.W. ration, which grows more serious.
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Spokane
Washington
Idaho Panhandle
State Council of Defense
Coeur d'Alene
LW. W
Boys Fight Battle With Roman Candles In LA
A dozen boys in Los Angeles engaged in a makeshift trench warfare using roman candles and fireworks. A quarrel over who would play Germans led to a snowball of hits with burns and blackened hands and faces as the skirmish unfolded yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Carl Yongman
Earl Weller
Earl
Hunt for Stranger Who Killed Infant in Colfax
Colfax, Washington authorities hunt a stranger after fire crackers thrown by passers-by struck 3 year old Alvena Schierman in her front yard yesterday. She died from severe burns and investigators seek the person responsible.
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Colfax
Wash
Alvena
Crisis of Woman's Life in Wagoner Oklahoma
Mrs Viola Finical of Wagoner Oklahoma testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her during the Change of Life after two years in bed and two operations. She reports improved health and resumed house work and gardening and notes neighbors also benefited. The ad urges readers with symptoms to try the product.
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Viola Finical
Wagoner
Okla
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Letters on romance and decorum in wartime era advice
A series of letters discusses dating boundaries with a steady suitor, announcing a engagement with national colors, and choosing a farmer fiancé for character over education. Readers also weigh spiritual vs physical values and whether theatres should show war pictures during wartime.
Question of race origins in early 13th century Europe
The text debates which race Russians Finns Austrians Romanians Bulgarians and Serbians belong to. It argues Mongol or Mongolian lineage spread through Russia and parts of Eastern Europe. It notes tribute to Mongols in 1237 and broadens Mongolian reach to Tartars Chinese Japanese and others.
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Russia
Novgorod
Poland
Silesia
Moravia
Hungary
Mongolia
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