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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1919
Page
7
A reader seeks guidance from Miss Grey about mending a rift with a close friend after an overaffectionate hospital reunion. The reply explains the friend’s hurt feelings, cautions against sensational displays, and urges patience until pique fades.
A wartime term explanation notes that priority set and priority let refer to transporting certain articles deemed necessities. The definition indicates the phrase originated during the present war as a designation for prioritized shipments.
Far and Near News by Telegraph and Telephone reports Miss Birdie Campbell, a federal employment bureau agent, will speak at the Rainier school Parent Teachers association meeting in room 17 at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Also notes Seattle Chamber leaders, ministerial discussions, church lectures, YMCA forum, and a Washington law library gift to the University of Washington.
Superior Judge Everett Smith canceled the first papers of eleven Scandinavian aliens on a motion by Chief Naturalization Examiner John Speed Smith. The action, allowed by law, permits a neutral with first papers to claim exemption from the draft if he forfeits his declaration of intention.
R M Garrett of the University of Washington principal of the Junior Red Cross Northwest district is summoned to Washington DC as director representative to attend a conference of 14 national directors. The conference will decide the reconstruction policy for the Junior Red Cross and foreign relief work.
A narrator in a feminist frame reflects on independence while shopping at a grocery store. She drafts a plan for a feast then drifts into memories of neglect and trust as she dreams of burglars and a hidden money box. A mysterious thief scene unfolds and the tale promises continuation.
Superior Judge J T Ronald ruled courts lack power to force the Young Men's Hebrew association to strike members from its rolls. Philip Tworoger filed suit to remove Abe Slutaker and Victor Deutach for alleged alien exemption claims. Tworoger said he would appeal to the supreme court.
Stockmen at the Northwest Livestock association convention vote to hold an annual show in Spokane. The decision follows a banquet with about 600 attendees, and the city accepts the proposal as a committee of stockmen and local businessmen to arrange dates and details.
Washington report notes January wool consumption was 296000 pounds below January a year earlier. The data indicate a notable drop in consumer demand and industry activity for the period.
Pain slong the back dizziness headache and languor. Take Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf tea at first sign of a cold or run down feeling. A tonic laxative blend of nature's herbs and roots sold by druggists or by mail for 60 cents. Sample sent free. Address Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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