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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
8
Hiyreson Donaner thal Company advertises expert optometric service at 325 Pike Street. It touts deep study, long experience, and a conscientious approach with a focus on helping customers see right.
Washington July 18 Wanted a husky American citizen with a fat bankroll who can stand anything to be ambassador to Germany. Salary 17500 a year. Apply Woodrow Wilson Washington. The post requires knowledge of the peace treaty and experience in collecting big bills. The embassy in Berlin is ready for a new envoy as soon as the treaty is ratified.
London reports a new Slough facility with shelters for 11 000 motor vehicles and an eight acre erecting shop. Factories will rebuild surplus cars for sale and provide continuous work for 2 000 men, repairing army air force and public service engines.
Samuel H. Cole nicknamed the king of the newsboys arrived in Sacramento on his 17th hike across the continents. He plans to proceed to San Francisco and then Honolulu. Cole left New York on May 20 and has circled the globe three times, meeting 19 governors including Gov. Stephens.
Miss Genevieve Kane returns home from a country visit to find a burglar ransacked the house and even used the bathroom taking a warm bath with an instantaneous water heater.
The boy Stewart Smith said devil was in me after firing a .38 revolver at his mother in Modesto California. He initially wanted to play at a neighboring house but was refused permission. The child was picked up by an auto and returned home. he warned that he would kill himself if his mother died.
Mrs Louise Campbell told Judge Timothy Fitzpatrick that Sergeant William F Threl promised to return a $700 diamond ring after his finger shrunk. She later found the ring in a pawn shop as security for a $400 loan. Threl, a medical corps clerk in the Rainbow division, is involved.
Alek Munson, once a Founda tion Ship Building Co employee living at 1134 Michigan Ave Portland, says Tanlac cured his year long illness and stomach troubles. He gained eighteen pounds, regained strength, appetite, and plans to return to work after using Tanlac sold by Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle.
A health piece urges those with imperfect teeth to seek dental care to halt decay and tartar. It warns that delaying treatment worsens health and increases worry, urging a visit to a high quality, conscientiously run office with a dental nurse on site.
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