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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1918

Page

6

Rent Profiteering Bill Aims to Curb Rents Across Nation

Washington July 11 The rent profiteering bill, supported by The Seattle Star and allies, seeks a national rent administrator with power to set fair rents and enforce rulings. It would tax 100 percent on amounts above prewar levels plus 5 percent for repairs, and impose a 50 percent penalty for noncompliance, using tenant complaints to trigger inquiries.

Washington Congress Seattle Star Enterprice Association National Housing Association Rent Administration Controller Carfield The Coal Administration Herbert Hoover Food Administration Internal Revenue

Confessions of a Wife Jim Can't Help Butting In

Margie rejects Jim's meddling as she plans lace mending for Richard Waverly's layette. He warns of social scrutiny after her widowhood but insists I must rush headlong to my destruction. She counters that she will not always accept his interference.

Jim Mrs. Waverly Margie Donna Richard Waverly Alice Pat Barclay Sill Mr. Sill First National Miss Grey Altho Jmtry

Mitsui & Co May Build Ships in Washington State

Amendment papers from Yokohama allow Mitsui & Co to engage in shipbuilding in Olympia. Capital stock increases to 100 million yen, papers translated by the American consul general in Yokohama. Mitsui remains one of Japan’s largest shipping firms active in Washington.

Tote Mitsui & Co Yokohama Japan Olympia Mitsui Washington

Would Ban Kaiser's Throne From Italy

NOME July 11 Signor Colonna addressed the city council protesting the sacrilege of allowing the German embassy to keep the Kaiser's throne on the Capitol One bill.

Nome Signor Colonna Capitol

Freckle-Beating Home Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White

A vintage advertisement explains mixing juice of Wu lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a cheap freckle and tan lotion. The solution is touted as harmless for daily use on the face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and whiten the skin.

Oxygen Vapor Treatment Advertises Blood Toxin Elimination

An ad claims Oxygen Vapor Treatment destroys poisons in blood from any source and relieves Hay Fever Asthma and Bronchitis. It offers affordable charges, supervised by BFFF Gearheard Northwest representative, with a free trial at Parlors 317 318 Seaboard Building Fourth and Pike.

Bf.ff. Gearheard Northwest Seaboard Pike

Letters to Miss Grey on love and adoption misunderstandings

A reader discusses how misunderstanding women fuels his fear of commitment and shares a tale of adoption versus natural birth. The letter advocates honesty with adopted children only when appropriate and praises foster care, urging delayed disclosure until maturity.

Dear Cynthia Grey I am Homely Yet Big Hearted

A reader writes from a stranger’s perspective about feeling overlooked at social events due to looks, describing deep tenderness and resentment toward more attractive rivals. He seeks understanding and marriage prospects, expressing emotional hurt and longing.

Hoover Urges Tax on Excess Profits

In a letter to Senator Simmons, Hoover says profiteering can never be eliminated by price fixing alone and urges heavy profits taxes as the only way to restore public money taken by profiteers. He also says price fixing will continue due to shortages in nearly every commodity.

Washington Hoover Senator Simmons

Commissioners and Engineers Meet in Seattle July 24

More than 200 county commissioners and engineers from Washington state join the state highway commissioner from Oregon and Multnomah officials in Seattle for their annual convention on July 24 25 and 26 Plans include tours of King county farms The Willows Hollywood farm Willowmoor and a luncheon at Samuel Hills home A final day trip will visit the Iremerton naval station under Joshua Green and the Inland Navigation Co Visiting women will be hosted by a committee led by Mrs Albert J Rhodes.

Seattle King County Farme A. Stewart Carnation Farm Enoqualmie the Willows Hollywood Farm Willowmoor Samuel Hill Iremerton Navaltation Joshua Green The Inland Navigation Company Albert J. Rhodes

Italian General Dies in Fight Near Reconnaissance

Rome reports General Umberto Fadini, head of artillery for the 23rd Army corps, was killed by an enemy shell during a reconnaissance mission. The loss is announced by Italian authorities.

Rome Umberto Fadini

Spruce Supply in Northwest Ample

In the Pacific Northwest 11 billion feet of spruce stand in Oregon and Washington with three billion feet suitable for airplane stock. The U S has 640 million feet of good spruce for aircraft. Charles Ferg of Portland told Ad clubs that spruce is cut at 30 million feet monthly under Col. Disque, of the army spruce division.

San Francisco Oregon Washington United States Pacific Northwest Ad Clubs Chas. Ferg Portland Pacific Coast Ad Men's Association Col. Disque Spruce Army Herg

City Hall Employment Rules Question for Minors

The City Netting department asks the industrial insurance commission whether its regulations forbid employing minors in City Hall. The inquiry seeks clear guidance on age limits and permissible duties for young workers in government offices.

City Netting Department Industrial Insurance Commission

Plan Entertainment Of American Editors At Spokane

The Washington State Press association convention in Spokane will focus on entertainment for national editors and planning for next year’s National Editorial association reception. Discussions cover faster country offices and roles in the nation’s wartime effort. Women own substantial shares in the Pennsylvania Railroad, holding about 1450 dollars of stock out of 500 million total.

United States Washington State Press Association Spokane National Editorial Association Pennsylvania Railroad

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