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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
3
The article argues that higher patient volume lowers costs because overhead is spread over more clients. It contrasts offices with small business to those serving thousands of patients, suggesting the latter offer better value and pricing for dental work.
Lars A Frye and Seattle bicycle dealers plan a two week festival at Green Lake for boys only. A conference tonight will set age limits and finalize event details. Registration forms for the race will be printed after tonight’s race committee meeting.
White Sox open Eastern road trip with one rough spot against the Yankees as they head west. They won one game in each Western city and Boston during the tour. Giants depart for two weeks, set to meet Pirates, Reds, Cubs, and Cardinals in a rocky but manageable swing.
In Jersey City Jack Britton retained the welterweight title by beating Ted Lewis in eight rounds in their 20th meeting. In Philadelphia Johnny Kilbane edged featherweight foe Joey Fox after a six round affair.
Yesterday Pete Schneider was tagged to lose in Boston for the Yanks but won 5 to 1. Rixey faltered as the Braves beat the Phillies 5 to 3. Reds edged Pirates 8 to 7 after a five-run eighth. Phil Douglas debuted for the Giants with a 7 to 4 win over the Dodgers. Coast league action idle.
The Australian team arrives after British title victory and seeks to claim the U S national singles and doubles titles. Veterans Brookes Patterson and challengers from the home guard, joined by international players, prepare to defend the American championship amid doubts not seen since 1903 when the Doherty brothers topped the field.
Mrs. George W. Wightman of Brooklyn Mass is the national woman lawn tennis champion with 15 titles, a record never equalled in U S history. It marks her fourth singles championship and her doubles and mixed doubles titles totaling four four five and two respectively.
A reader notes two Boldt locations for dining near Boldt Street area with addresses 1414 3rd Ave downtown and 913 2nd Ave uptown.
A 1919 Spalding Golf Guide retells Mike Brady's near miss at Brae Burn where a butterfly settled on the ball and caused an 18 inch missed putt. The piece also notes Edward Styles setting a marathon golf record at Old York Road CC and Gunboat Smith taking up riveting, plus Alfonso Capozzi alias Kid Fredericks seeking leniency in Queens court.
Half a million Russian prisoners in German POW camps have taken to American football with enthusiasm, reports Dr. James A. Babbitt of the rules committee. He returned after four months with the American Red Cross mission aiding prisoners.
London July 29 Walter Ett British Olympic coach marks his birthday and aims to cover miles in a varied 60 minute test combining running hurdling cycling swimming and sculling. Ett has trained for the event for months.
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