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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1917

Page

7

Socialist Party in War Debate Sparks Broad Criticism

The socialist party faces charges of being pro German amid antiwar resolutions at St Louis. Leaders like Russell Stokes Walling and Penson withdraw or oppose, while The Call and The New World defend its stance as peace without victory. Public figures and papers weigh the party’s true loyalties as draft and unity dominate national discourse.

Socialist Party of Socialist Party America New York Call To Reason American Socialist Wilson Central St. Louis John Charles Edward Russell J. G. Phelps Stokes Upton Sir- William English Walling Allan Penson Spargo The New World United States Chicago Tribune Germany Berger Morris Hilquit Algernon Lee International Socialist Stockhol New York Eugene V. Debs Chicago Herald New York Times

Pass Food Bill Now Hoover Urges Swift Action

Hoover, head of the relief commission, is praised as a patriot and urged to obtain rapid passage of a food control bill granting the president authority over producers distributors and consumers. The measure aims to stabilize prices regulate hoarding and ensure wartime food distribution while Congress debates and the Senate weighs further action.

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Instant Remedy for Corns and Calluses Promises Quick Lift

A vintage pitch touts Freezone as instantly relieving tender corns and calluses with drops that loosen and lift them off. It claims painless application, no skin irritation, and that hard or soft corns dissolve from the toes to foot bottoms, sold in round wood cases by druggists.

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Engineers Wanted for Big War Effort in France Front Line

Government recruiting drive seeks engineers to rebuild, repair roads, bridges, wells, and mines in shattered French towns. Where gunfire tests nerves, skilled engineers can join the army effort, dig tunnels, clear routes for artillery, and assist Allied operations amid heavy fighting.

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Feeding with Mothers Milk Preferred for Babies Health

The article urges exclusive breastfeeding as the safest option, noting bottle feeding carries higher risk of death or disease. It advises nursing regularly through the first year, with gradual weaning and cautious use of artificial feeds only when medically necessary.

Pick Bank Location Chosen for Seattle Yokohama Bank

The southeast corner of Third Avenue and Marionet was selected Monday as the site for the Seattle branch of the Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd. The decision marks a strategic move in establishing Japanese banking presence in the city.

Third Ave Marionet Seattle Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd

Falls Off Stage After Auto Stage Accident

Miss Mary Cummings of Sunny Side Washington sustained a broken left arm when hurled from the Sunny Side Seattle automobile stage Monday afternoon as the vehicle passed through South Park.

Mary Cummings Sunnyside Wash Sunnyeside Seattle South Park

Normal school opens for 23rd annual session

The 23rd annual session of the Northwest normal school began at Cascade school Monday with no large enrollment.

Normal School Northwest Normal School Cascade

New Russia Sends Envoy to the United States

Baron Rosen is dispatched as ambassador to the United States to represent the new Russian government replacing M. Bakhmeteff. He has prior experience as ambassador to America from 1905 to 1917 and is described as knowledgeable about the United States.

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Jane Eyre at Thornton Hall Scenes with Mr Rochester

In a calm drawing room scene at Thornfield Hall Miss Eyre shares tea with Mrs Fairfax and Adele as Mr Rochester observes Adele and her sketches. He questions her progress and gifts, then dismisses the group to bedtime as the night deepens.

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