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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
6
The dry squad confiscated 136 gallons of liquor during May. Fifty five persons were arrested for dry law violations, 43 were convicted. Fines totaled 4030 dollars. Jail sentences amounted to 90 days. Ten men comprised the squad. The May report was submitted to Chief Joel Warren on Wednesday.
Miss Laulae Jeannette Studely from The Margaret Olaon School of Expression and Dramatic Art will present a dramatic recital at the Unitarian Church on Monday June 10 at 8 o clock. The program’s highlight is a two act play with Miss Studely as Peg o My Heart and is open to the public.
A cheap delatone paste can remove facial hair. Mix water with powdered delatone, apply to the hairy surface for two to three minutes, rub off, wash the skin, and hair will vanish. Ensure the product is real delatone to avoid harm.
William Snyder sentenced to life imprisonment for habitual criminal status by Judge Tallman. Queen Anne Hill relatives report son’s safe arrival in France. Minute Men meet Friday evening at Asbury M. E. church basement. Burglary losses total $430 plus jewelry reported. Four Minute Men speaker Reames to address Seattle at Magles Hall. President Wilson sends condolence to Charlies W. Fairbanks family. Automobile theft case: missing wheels and radiator found hidden on Liethel road. South Park Dramatic Club to stage The Noble Outcast June 6 and 7 for Red Cross. Spokane news notes include Hart as campaign manager and Eva Wells arrested for liquor. false advertising case dismissed. Funeral for Harrison Green set at Homey Watson chapel with Lakeview cemetery interment. Frank A. Steele questioned for antiwar comments. Four Minute Men led drive in King County faces scrutiny. Naval academy graduates noted. 1918 Union High School diploma to be awarded in Bremerton Eagles hall. Knud Erland obituary from Cheyenne scene.
The Red Cross calls for 25 000 nurses to France this year and Beart women join the effort as Northwest Division reports 15 registrations. Additional applicants from outside the city arrive at Stuart building while classes in first aid home nursing and dietetics are organized at 604 Oriental building and Broadway high school.
The Orpheum shows The Naulahka by Rudyard Kipling starring Doraldina with Two Gun Guanie Yosemite Valley in Winter and Hardships of the British Army on the Way to Baghdad. Dorothy Dalton appears at Coliseum in The Mating of Marcella with star Mack Sennett comedy at Liberty and Mission presents Society for Sale starring William Deamond and Gloria Swanson.
Mrs Martha K Stone temperance lecturer and associate of Frances Willard praises Tanlac after a long battle with nervous collapse from the San Francisco fire and related ailments. She says the first bottle steadied her, a second bottle restored her appetite and nerves, and she now feels normal. Sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
A June 5 1918 list records marriage licenses for many couples in Beattie Wenatchee Tacoma Seattle and other locations with ages and partners. The section also covers numerous divorce filings in superior court listing plaintiffs defendants and causes such as cruelty desertion non-support and incompatibility. Death notices follow for several residents with ages and addresses.
This item warns against harsh alkali in many soaps and shampoos. It recommends plain massified cocoanut oil as a pure greaseless alternative, inexpensive and long lasting, to clean hair and remove dust and dirt.
An advisory extols eating pie daily as wholesome, claiming it blends fruit and grain and improves digestion. It recommends a laxative mix Adler-ika with buckthorn bark and glycerine, saying it flushes the bowel and relieves sour stomach, gas, and constipation.
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