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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
20
Advancing refrigeration based on scientific principles helps reduce ice melt and keep foods fresh longer, addressing rising costs and spoilage concerns. The article highlights how newer cooling technologies extend shelf life and improve efficiency for households.
The Spanish War Veterans of Lany Alaska plan a banquet tonight in honor of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Mayor Sells welcomed the veterans Thursday as Capt. W. P. Brown of Bellingham, who just returned from France with the Red Cross, addressed the convention. E. R. Ennin, department commander, presided as Secretary of the Interior Lane's plan to sell logged-off lands to returned soldiers on easy payments and the amalgamation of veterans' societies were favorably noted in the commander's annual report.
A troubled marriage tale centers on a husband whose loyalty shifts toward another woman, affecting his spouse and family. The incident explores deceit, consequences, and the strain on trust within domestic life.
N B A photographer recounts Felipe Angeles named provisional president and commander in chief with Pancho Villa second in command. The piece portrays Angeles as disciplined and cool under fire, contrasting him with Villa’s ardor. The author notes past defeats and foresees renewed momentum for the Villistas under Angeles leadership.
A brief fragment notes that some people lack conventional handsomeness yet gain stardom when they display hot expressions and strong command, implying a charm beyond looks.
The cattle Symphony orchestra closed its spring season in the Masonic temple auditorium. Conductor John Spargur delivered creditable interpretation amid a challenging F minor symphony. Lucile Johnson, EN k harpist, and Mrs Winnifred Lagrin Fahey led soloists with praise for Johnsons work in the Ravel Introduction and Allegro and the robust Sakuntala overture by Goldmark.
Officers and men of the 339th field infantry say reports of a mutiny were exaggerated. They recount a prefront restlessness, a frank exchange with Col. Stewart, and a later stiff fight in which they performed well. They deny desertions or courts martial and accuse Russian anti Bolsheviks of favoritism.
New York reports the Henderson transport docking as troops from the 319th field signal battalion 405th telegraph battalion and 219th bakery company disembarked alongside several hundred conscripts and casuals.
TM Leather Goods advertises Saturday 24 hand bags in black and navy with Dresden pattern and oxidized silver frames. Formerly 5.75. Also presents other dainty models with tucked fronts and collarness styles in multiple colors and sizes 36 to 46 with braids embroidery and net frill accents.
Miss Anna Rayan of Northampton Mass will address the Smith College club on reconstructing devastated France. The speech occurs at Smith College W C A auditorium Friday night at o'clock.
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