Rainfall blamed on battle thunder in unusually wet summer
Chicago July 24 The war in Europe and its heavy bombardment is questioned as a possible cause of record rain across the United States since May Prof Henry J Cox of the Weather Bureau notes May 1 to mid July rainfall 3 45 above last year s level The idea that big gun explosions trigger rain is discussed with supporters citing air current disruption and moisture condensation theories
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Ross Improvement Club to Hold Bus Line Meeting
The Ross Improvement club will hold a special meeting Friday evening July 30 at Ross Pharmacy 3324 Third Ave W to consider an auto bus line from Ballard connecting with municipal street cars at 13th Ave W and Nickerson St on a transfer basis.
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City offices to move into basement of new courthouse
The budget committee on Thursday approved relocating the municipal free employment bureau from Third and James to the basement of the upcoming courthouse. Costs for light and ventilation may rise but will likely be less than current rents. Private offices for the treasurer and comptroller will be removed from the plans to favor an open work environment.
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Fragmented notes mix people events and bids in Seattle era
A jumble of names, places, and clips from Seattle era notices. Mentions include Dr. Waldo Richardson, Dr. G. H. Perrin, We e Coyle, and Teddy Roosevelt era reflections. References to a county jail conversion, Rural Credit league, and a spending debate mingle with local anecdotes and ads.
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Boston
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Reliable dentists promise best care with ironclad guarantees
An office pledges its dentists are licensed graduates from top colleges, offering painless procedures, written guarantees signed by the operator and owner, and low prices. Patients are invited for a free examination and estimate with no obligation, stressing health, appearance, and value.
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Blacymail letter, forged checks, and a town chorus
A collage of brief items notes Mrs Florence Gates Judd receiving a blackmail demand for 20000 in Minneapolis, Harold Jones a Mare Island pay clerk convicted of forging checks in Vallejo, and other society snippets. The clippings mention a San Francisco Theosophical trustee election, a Medford club treasurer’s suicide, and a White Star liner Arabic voyage with arms for the Allies.
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Repairing the Liberty Bell A Philadelphia Offer
The Philadelphia public works board reviews Stuart Hutcheon’s donation to weld the crack of the Liberty Bell so its tone is restored for the San Diego exposition. The offer guarantees no injury to the bell. A separate note mentions a lawn social by the Progressive Working Women's club at 416 East Denny Way with Norwegian song and refreshments. Bids requested for mixed groceries for the Alaska railroad project in Seward by Purchasing Agent Dole.
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Seattle Laments misinformation spark corrective plan
A letter from Rainier bakery owner James R Boldt proposes correcting a misrepresented Seattle in a Boston New York investor piece. Boldt urges writing bankers in the East to portray Seattle honestly, urging Shriners convention context and urging readers to see Seattle personally.
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