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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

11

Meeting of 47 Wilson sales reps in Northeastern Pennsylvania

A week in Scranton and May 12 to 17 brings together 47 men from Wilson & Company’s Division of Pennsylvanias sales force. They discuss promoting Wilson Certified foods, strengthening dealer networks, and upholding the Certified Confidence motto. The gathering underscores pride in the company’s standards, quality, and nationwide distribution.

Scranton TRON On & Company Keytone Rome II Division Pennania France Pennsylvane Wilson & Company Chicago New York Planta North Pennsylvania B. Wilson Fox Wilson Wilson & Commy Wil‘& Company

1600 Yankees Quit Archangel

Sixteen hundred soldiers from 349th infantry totaling about one third of the American force at Archangel sailed from Mato Archangel winter port Mephenia for Brest Tuesday. They were reviewed by Gen Ironaides British commander Gen Miller Russian governor general and Gen W P Richardson American commander. Miller delivered an address of thanks. Other infantry troops will sail as transports are available. The 18th engineers will remain several weeks longer. Richardson expects to maintain his headquarters long after the troops sail.

Archangel Mephemia Brest Ironaides Miller W. P. Richardson 18Th Engineers Richardson

Man sentenced for wearing overseas soldier uniform

William Pearson a 22 year old colored man admitted to federal officers that he wore illegally the uniform of an overseas American soldier. He was sentenced Wednesday afternoon by Federal Judge B Cushman to four days in King county jail.

William Pearson King County B. B. Cushman

Hotels Crowd Portland for Rose Show

Portland hotels will be crowded during the Rose Show. Buy a Pischer Arte Bed and sleep in your car. Guarantee fit any car at 312 Fifth Avenue.

Portland Pischer Arte Fifth Avenue

Americans Making Good at Sixty Five

A vintage health ad extols staying fit in old age by keeping kidneys and bladder clean. It argues aged bodies need to dispose of waste and uric acid. claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oils Capsules keep organs in working condition and spirits high, urging readers to try them.

Haarlem

Sensations of an Artist's Model in New York’s Latin Quarter

Russian born model Manya Rudina recalls posing for art classes in a cold Bohemia era studio and a dialogue with a rich painter. She notes choosing financially struggling artists for artistic value, then learns the painter is actually wealthy, prompting ribbing from friends about a “poor rich” artist.

Manya Rudina New York Greenwich Village

Doctor Promotes Nicotol to Fight Tobacco Addiction

An article notes tobacco harms and urges quitting using Nicotol tablets. It describes progressive ailments from smoking and hints at health improvements after stopping. The piece cites a druggist endorsement and a money-back guarantee from local firms Bartel and G. C. Guy.

Thie Bartel G. C. Guy

Traffic rules to be changed after city committee hearing

After hours of debate the public safety committee sent the traffic code back for changes. Business interests and jitneys will be heard at a special session with the utilities superintendent and police chief to confer with the corporation counsel. Changes include altered streetcar speed limits and extended downtown standing times, with parking areas expanded to Railroad Ave. from Jackson to Spring.

Public Safety Committee Corporation Counsel Office Corporation Counsel Douglas A. Shelor Automobile Club of Western Washington Jackson Spring Murphine Thomas F. Murphine KR. L. Spurger Good Roads Association Jitney Lines

Probers Seek Clues as Bomb Plot Ringees Spread Posts

Washington reports tracking anonymous circulars linked to anarchists after the Palmer bombing attempts. Federal authorities led by William Flynn search for leads while posts for counterterror measures are deployed nationwide. A coroner's jury in Pittsburgh adjourned without verdict on the death tied to a bomb near the Palmer home. John Johnson, an IWW leader, reportedly confessed partially after arrest in a New York spree and named a Cleveland bomber. Officials attribute the outrages to orders from radical headquarters in New York.

Washington William J. Flynn Palmer Pittsburg John Johnson New York William Haywood National 1 W. W. Johnson Cleveland 16Th St

If you want to find out how great a man is

A proverb-like reflection on measuring greatness by asking the subject and neighbors. It contrasts self-perception with public opinion, suggesting neighbors reveal a truer picture of character and reputation.

Gold Dust Blindness Quotation Stirs Historical Debate

A historical quote notes that nothing blinds a man like throwing gold dust in his eyes, illustrating medieval or early modern concerns about material wealth and vision. The line is cited as a vivid example of cautionary rhetoric on greed and perception.

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FOLKS Corker Ita Beys Mistin Pennsula Branch E. Wilson Wilson & ‘Company William Freeman Fifth Ave New York City Yankees Arctic Bo 4That J. Connor Johns Hopkins Hecrpital Ehlee Harold Ellis San Francisco Seattle Ellis Cycle Company Pike St Seattle, Wash Auto Owners Lillian Marion Nartell Twins THEM Alexander Metropolitan Theatre CNNN Mr. Alexander Matinees LSO Wm. J. Flynn
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