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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
16
A June 8 report explains naval gunnery as a coordinated scientific process. Range finders, fire control officers, and gun crews work from conning tower to turret to calculate distance, speed, elevation, and timing for firing. The article highlights the role of range finders, fire control, and gunnery calculation in achieving precision at sea.
A photo display explains the firing sequence aboard the New Mexico. A range finder and sighting telescope guide the gunner to align the target with cross lines. The fire control officer then triggers the shot as the shell is launched on its deadly mission.
The Telegraphers War Relief corps holds a regular meeting Sunday at 2 PM at national headquarters 162 BE. 59th St Seattle. Full attendance is desired as important matters will be disposed of.
A newspaper advertisement promotes et mine double strength prescription ointment to remove freckles. It claims visible fading within days, often requiring only an ounce, with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and use nightly and morning applications for a clear complexion.
Gloucester June B Great freighters under water could be invisible to U-boats and help deliver food to allies. John Hays Hammond Jr argues submarines may grow in size and capability, challenging destroyers and breaking through screens, with advances in wireless torpedoes and air chamber exit methods.
The Young People's Progressive League hosts a card party and dance at the R. D. 8S. hall located at 1624 Fourth Ave on Saturday starting at 5 p.m. The event invites community members to join for a social evening.
Police believe C. A. Palmer and Frank W. Moore are the masked highwaymen who robbed P. E. Flemmens and H. B. Galloway. Detectives found a watch in their room at the Grand hotel when they broke in, and both men are held on an open charge.
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