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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1918
Page
4
A two week non-commissioned officers course at the university campus camp begins June 17. Open to business and drafted men, under regular army officers. Expected attendance at least 200. Free instruction with total cost $23.31 for food and uniform. enroll at the campus armory or room 801 Alaska building.
A fourth Seattle synagogue, Mzra Heasaroth congregation, first in America of the Separnardic branch, dedicated Sunday afternoon. The $25,000 building stands at 1st Ave and East First, with furnishings excluded. No rabbi has yet been secured.
A reader letter discusses motherhood, illegitimacy, and societal judgment. Complaints about a crowded elevator reveal tensions over seat rights and treatment of women with children. The writer defends maternal rights and criticizes church and public attitudes toward illegitimate birth and citizenship.
Corporal Watson A Smith of Company B 316th Motor Supply Train writes to The Seattle Star asking readers to send old sheet music to Camp Lewis American Lake Washington. He notes quarantine for measles and that the troops, many from Seattle, are bored and have a plane and musicians ready to entertain themselves.
Margie meets Barclay Sill in a hat shop where he, the famed former suitor of Donna, reappears. Donna notes Sill’s wealth and worldwide travels as Margie hides a tremor and recalls past heartbreak. The scene hints at a summer stay and unresolved romance as the tale continues.
An advertisement touts Tiz foot bath for instant relief from corns callouses and sore feet. It promises happiness after soaking and claims it removes poisonous exudations causing swelling. A 25 cent box is available at drug or department stores for quick comfort.
A family friendly ice capacity refrigerator holds 50 pounds of ice to keep perishable foods fresh. The case stands 41 inches high and 24 inches wide, built with galvanized metal and white enamel. Special this week priced at 15.50, with other models ranging from 12.50 to 145.
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