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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
13
A World Station critique argues congress failed to curb whisky prices during wartime measures, inflating profits and harming drinkers. It condemns a whisky monopoly and hints at political interests behind the alleged scheme, urging action against profiteering and espionage fears.
A column voices strong U S warnings to Turkey over sacking its consulate and supporting Germany. It urges decisive action beyond statecraft and warns Americans risk amid European conflict. It rails against Turkish and Bulgarian aid to the enemy and calls for firm measures. A separate note mentions a Miss Sue and lawyer Dodger in a unrelated line.
General approval marks Seattle’s Fourth of July with a wholesome, festive atmosphere. Mayor Ole Hanson and organizer Charles D. Davis receive praise for a successful community holiday amid chatter about political and wartime news.
Purported plant based treatment claims to cleanse and purify the blood. Advertises S S S as a safe remedy for Rheumatism Catarrh Scrofula skin diseases blood poison and other disorders. Encourages writing to Medical Director at 442 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
A Carmi corre spondent notes preacher Mainard’s Sunday service in town plus an aside on Brother Greer living near Leachville. The item cheekily references a Vienna theater proposal, a Miss Tapketa in Cincinnati, and a street car overheard quip about Vienna as a bakery in Cuba.
Police pursue Tom Tom based on a pie theft claim amid pork price speculation. Witnesses saw him steal a pig, drop it on Main Street, flee chased by a crowd, and be beaten before release. The pie pie weighs uncertain, complicating grand larceny charges.
Mr. C Grey shares quirky summer hacks including a calendar pie with dates and cur ranta, butter in a bottle to avoid melting, a legless table from a dry goods box, a soft rubber clock dial, and a turkey platter with a sharp steel spike to prevent rolling.
A Seattle resident urges a full inquiry into the Northwest coal situation. He questions price hikes, shortages, and government or operator influence, noting high summer costs, delayed shipments, and mixed coal quality while calling for public clarity. He cites dealer experiences and calls for transparent, fact based action.
Investigations link effects of poor air to temperature humidity and air motion. Workrooms should stay under 65 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity below 50 percent saturation. Exhaust stale air with fans and provide ample fresh air. Open-air schools show benefits of constant fresh air. Some employers schedule breathing exercises with windows open. Advocate outdoor lunches to fill lungs with pure air and reduce ill effects in crowded spaces.
On a single ship 200 sailors labored all day scraping away 600 tons of animal and plant growth from the exterior hull. The effort reflects a wide program to maintain naval vessels and ensure seaworthiness.
A narrator recounts Tod's public blessing at the Astor House hotel in New York in front of diners including a kiss from a lady. The scene shocks bystanders as the crowd pauses, the dining room quiets, and the tune of the music resonates like a bell. The incident ends with Tod receiving a blessing at the hotel.
Mrs. C Kauteen of 1522 Twenty second avenue South says a three month illness including pneumonia left her 87 pounds and weak nerves. After taking Tanlac prescribed by Bartell Drug Stores she reports regained appetite sleep and steady weight gain with renewed energy and well being.
The king contributes a selection from royal cellars for a Red Cross gift sale organized by the wine and spirit trade. The event aims to raise funds for relief efforts and features choice and rare wines presented in a gift case.
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