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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
8
Ther man H Goldsby 164th Avenue North suffers multiple broken ribs after colliding Tuesday night with a Summit Avenue streetcar operated by I B Rosetti on Pike Street at Sixth Avenue. Goldsby’s car wrecked. streetcar front end damaged. he was taken to his home.
A poetic reflection notes that love endures but can suffer illness or hardship, suggesting resilience through trials and emotional strain in relationships. The piece frames love as persistent yet vulnerable, capable of withstanding life’s pressures while facing periodic illness.
The Liberty shows Libertas The WMasher with Charles Ray a tale of a small town pitcher rising to the big leagues then a fall and comeback while Clemmer presents Leave It to Susan with Madge Kennedy in a desert setting. Shirley Mason headlines The Final Close Up at the Mission with a frying pan rescue scene. Colosseum offers The Woman Thou Gavest Me with Katharine MacDonald and Jack Holt, plus other features.
The Liberty presents a varied bill with baseball teams from Seattle and Sacramento. Charles Hoy stars in The Rusher a baseball story while Ethel Clayton returns from Japan and Allan hunt is shown at the Liberty in The Outing Chester.
Julian Herstad 62 of 5215 26th Ave W. was killed instantly at 1 30 pm Tuesday at the Pacific Coast Bleel Co plant in Youngston when a heavy wheel dragged him into machinery. Witness John Johnson 1429 45th Ave W. said Herstad began work before the engine stopped. Body at county morgue.
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Edwards resident of this city for 52 years who died at her home 121% Columbia st will be held Thursday afternoon from the Bonney-Watson chapel.
An advertising feature promotes bitro phosphate as a safe, inexpensive remedy to cure thinness by nourishing nerves and supplying essential phosphoric elements. It claims weight gain and health improvements, including rested nerves, brighter eyes, and a healthier glow, though cautions urge use only by those wanting to gain weight.
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