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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
9
The Denny Renton Clay and Coal company offers a $50 prize to stimulate design work from University of Washington architecture students. The award targets terra cotta design projects by junior and senior classes to boost creativity within the program.
Mr. A Bb O'brien a longtime New York City barber asserts a home remedy with Orlex powder can instantaneously color gray hair to black brown or light brown. He says mixing with water and applying and claims a gold bond guarantee. one box lasts months and leaves hair non staining and non sticky.
Mrs. A. Carbo wife of the Cuban consul at Hong Kong travels from Hong Kong around South America to Cuba and back in a voyage pitched as a health cure, highlighting the expense of such a prescribed sea itinerary.
Atlantic City June 17 United Press reports the American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution urging Congress to recognize the Irish republic and to obtain a peace conference hearing for Irish delegates. A fierce 70 minute session preceded the vote with a close tally.
Beginning Sunday a ten week program will bring public band concerts to city parks with three concerts each week. Next Sunday shows are planned for Woodland and Alkt with bands of about 36 players in main parks and smaller groups in minor parks. The $12,500 appropriation funds stands and July Fourth exercises, with tentative full bands and a Sunday 3 to 6 pm schedule.
Old shoes are thrown at a newly married couple as a playful reminder that they must learn to dodge life’s surprises and manage their own path together.
Citizens express sympathy and prepare for a Metropolitan theatre gathering Wednesday evening to hear firsthand atrocity reports from eastern Europe. Officials and Jewish committees present firsthand accounts from Paris and Lithuania, denying Polish bureau claims and confirming Polish Jewish relief efforts amid the crisis.
In Roseburg on Monday a running clash with a posse led by Sheriff Quine left one bandit shot through the hips and seriously wounded. Four bandits robbed an Austrian of 2000 dollars at Scottsburg. Two bandits were captured, two escaped, and two more were later arrested at Drain. The robber who fled carried the money.
The Puget Sound Navy yard calls for 409 mechanics laborers and helpers in various crafts with wages from 3.12 to 6.88. Applications may be filed with the Recorder board of labor employers Bremerton Wash.
Readers debate whether choosing trouble over happiness is a bold stance or a misstep. Some express skepticism toward optimism while others defend a rugged honesty that embraces risk for authentic rewards.
A Lafayette Indiana man details years of back and limb pain and stomach trouble ending after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports better sleep appetite and overall health and recommends the treatment. Pills priced at 50 cents a box with six for 2 50 postpaid from Schenectady NY. Free booklet Building Up the Blood offered.
New York police intensify patrols around Fulton Street in lower Manhattan to protect the famed deadline that marks the boundary beyond which burglars should not cross. Recent jewelry store robberies near the Wall Street area raise concerns that criminals may disregard the historical barrier from Fulton Street to the Battery.
A jury in Superior Judge Calvin Hall's court could not agree on a verdict in the case of the state versus Thomas Tomsyck charged with stealing a passbook from the United States Railway Administration and forging passes over the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul lines. The jury was dismissed Monday and a second trial decision remains undecided.
Readable lines list Bolat's French pastry offerings including butter horns with locations at 1414 Third Ave 913 Second Ave and 310 Pike St signaling multiple shop sites for purchases.
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