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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1918
Page
7
A fragment notes a promise made by the Shipbuilding Co to support an engine shipment program, amid delays hindering the plan. Details are unclear, but the reference indicates a stalled commitment affecting the project timeline and execution.
Mme Jean Mantelli a famed contralto of the Metropolitan Opera in New York recalls exile from the stage due to illness. She praises Tanlac for restoring health after years of weakness swollen legs and kidney pain while touring with Melba Nordica and Sembrich. She lives in Portland and recently resumed activities while praising Tanlac to friends and family.
H. C. Henry of the Fatherless Children of France Association of Seattle urges wealthier Seattle citizens to adopt more war orphans. Seattle has 1,000 adopted and supported. New York cares for 80,000 orphans, with thousands still in France. The Elks join the effort, committee members include Monroe, Aust, Rippe, Redding, and Jones.
Traction employes will hold two mass meetings in the Labor temple Wednesday one at 10 am and the other at 8 pm. They will receive reports of their leaders on wage conferences with city officials and the traction company. Final settlement will wait until the company’s books are audited.
H. M. Simmo was elected president of the Pacific Box Manufacturers' Association at the annual convention held Monday at the New Washington hotel. Other officers include Wm. J. O'Donnell of San Francisco as secretary and A. J. Schoephoester of Seattle, president of the Union Paper Box Company, as treasurer.
Judge Clay Allen took under advisement the plea of Pacific Audit and System Company for an injunction to stop the city from revoking its license. The firm, which employs clerks and stenographers, had secured a restraining order after the license committee voted to revoke the license over alleged excessive fees.
The piece extols Joe Cambell a kind red haired guardian angel of Seattle's federal building, praising his humanity over virtue. Colleagues and clerks recall his cheerful word and practical help as the crowd hails him as the best natured man in town.
Chicago and Alton freight line reported 1917 loans of 47000 and income of 20525689, surpassing 1916 by two million dollars, figures released in Chicago on July 20.
Fragmentary ad copy claims a product removes hair by attacking skin layers and promises money back guarantees. Mentions generic brands DeViracie and Miracle with addresses at 120th Street and Park Avenue, New York.
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