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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
3
A garbled report describes berry seekers led by Major G. N of the 44th Infantry hunting for elusive berries including FASP and huckleberries. Fires set by careless individuals caused damage and required days of soldier effort to subdue.
Hill recently returned from Europe and trade conditions in the area. He spoke at Monday noon at the Army and Navy club hosted by foreign trade organizations and city manufacturers.
Edward H Horn of Shiloe Ave Seattle suffered four years of nervous trouble and stomach pain with bloating gas and poor sleep. After taking Tanlac his digestion steadies appetite returns sleep improves and he regains weight and strength enabling him to work again. Bartell stores in Seattle sell Tanlac under a special local representative.
Guy Bates Post stars in The Masquerader at the Metropolitan theatre this week earning strong Seattle notices. The plot revolves around John Chilcote and John Loder in a drug fueled masquerade with love, danger and a dramatic ending set in wartime.
The Midsummer Folly company stages a summer musical aboard an ocean liner with Lew White and Ert Hunt as a sailor and cook. The cast features musical numbers, 20 red headed shimmie dancers, and Bob Sandberg singing with chorus. Houdini presents a new Master Mystery screen episode.
Patrolman R B Brightman attempted to arrest Charles J Frey at a Georgian hotel area when Frey resisted and a laborer George F Quigley joined in assaulting the officer. Frey charged with traffic ordinance violation and Quigley with interfering with an officer and assault. Quigley posted $25 bail. Frey released on own recognizance.
The town of Dunkirk is honored for wartime heroism as Britain awards the Distinguished Service Cross to the community. This recognition reflects residents’ bravery during the war and elevates Dunkirk in the annals of wartime service.
Col Raymond Robbins of Chicago, fresh from months in Russia with the Red Cross, will tell Seattle listeners Tuesday night at the First Methodist church about Russia and Bolshevik threats to the American government.
London July 28 Rev Canon Sprinkling opposed the election of women to Weybridge council saying two women on a committee will upset the arrangements of any 10 men.
A simple home remedy blends two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to make a cheap quarter pint lotion. Massage onto face neck arms and hands to fade freckles sunburn windburn and tan and brighten skin. Safe and harmless say advertisers.
The American Forestry Association of Washington promotes a program for schoolchildren to build birdhouses. Swallows and martins are said to deter mosquitoes and other insect pests, protecting fruit trees.
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