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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
14
Bill Hart delivers a patriotic message to American boys, praising manly ideals, courage, and outdoor play. He recalls growing up in the Dakota frontier and in Pinto Ben as examples, urging youths to honor freedom, patriotism, and hard work to become a regular he man.
Seattle families can provide healthy outdoor living for children with acre tracts inside city limits. Each lot features good soil, city water, a graded school, 60-foot frontage on a paved street, all for $950 with easy terms. See H. C. Peters at 716 Third Avenue or visit the grounds via Fauntleroy car to Gatewood and 35th avenue. Office open day and night, Sundays included.
Peter Rabbit meets Killy the Sparrow Hawk watching him from a dead tree. Killy explains his home in the tree hole and his diet of grasshoppers insects and mice. He defends his hunting noting his role in the meadow ecosystem. Peter ponders the ethics of a predator's actions.
Peter fears a dangerous package on the way to grandma but relief comes as a label is read and fifteen fluffy yellow chicks tumble out. The scene shifts to a Seattle business note announcing the seventh annual northwest merchants convention on August 11 to 16 with city merchants and wholesalers invited.
Nearly 300 members of the British Columbia Dental Society and the Washington State Dental Association opened a six day clinic at Franklin High School. Experts will lecture and demonstrate dental care on patients while Mayor Hanson welcomed the visiting professionals.
The building uses twelve million cubic feet of water cooled, pure air per hour to maintain a healthy tempera ture for staff and patrons. Two air washing and fan circulatory systems, one for the East and one for the West, distribute 200000 cubic feet of cooled air per minute, delivering a complete air change every 15 minutes.
A wool velour suit is described with liberty-blue burgundy trim, reindeer motif, a collar circling the neck with loop fastenings and closely set buttons, plus original pockets, priced at 67 dollars 50 cents.
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