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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1917

Page

4

Bulgaria to break with United States stance after alliance shift

Reports from semi official agencies say Bulgaria plans to align with Germany and sever ties to the United States. A note will be sent to Washington explaining adherence to Germany and the Bulgarian envoy will be told to seek his passport. In a separate incident a Richmond hotel guest was injured when an auto struck him at Third Avenue and University Street.

Richmond Hotel Frank W. Allen Findley #1 Third Ave University At Allen Ballard Bourg and New Cigar Co

Held Up At Dance On Vashon Island

Miss Louise Adams and Joe Zorel of the New Cecil hotel were held up beaten and robbed Sunday night as they attended a dance on Vashon Island. Adams lost $21.50 and Zorel $25.99.

Louise Adams New Cecil Hotel Joe Zorel New Cecil Vashon Island Miss Adams Zorel

Wednesday Linen Day at Red Cross in Seattle

The Seattle chapter of the American Red Cross calls for donations of linen from households for war use. A linen shower is set for Wednesday March 7 in the Cobb building where discarded table linen napkins and sheets are welcome for the effort. The note mentions the Boule Cabinet and image 4.

Cobb Building Seattle American Red Cross

University would save on belt line switch charges

Professor Kentwood of the University of Washington says ratifying the public belt line would save the university at least $2,000 annually. Coal costs would drop by half from current $5 to $6 per car plus extra switching charges for cement lime and brick used in new buildings would also be reduced.

FE. O. Kentwood University of Washington University

Canada Bans Potato Exports Amid War Market Shifts

The Canadian government issued an embargo prohibiting potato exports to the United States, effective next Friday. Potatoes were trading at about $50 a ton in British Columbia and $75 in Seattle, despite the war.

United States British Columbia Seattle

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Speaks on I W W Trials

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn tours labor struggles linking her to the I W W trials in an ongoing national campaign. She recounts past arrests, explains the charge of constructive murder, and expects fair trials for defendants while recalling her activist roots and decadeslong involvement.

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Joan of Arc Burlington Madison Everett

Des Moines Man Proposes City Fuel and Goods Yard Plan

A reader criticizes high prices and calls on Des Moines leaders to act. He praises a mayor who seized coal from a corporation and asks wealthy residents to invest $1,000 for a city fuel and goods yard offering affordable coal groceries meats and essentials at about six percent return.

Miss Grey Des Moines United States A. Allison

Danderine Promises Thick Soft Hair Yet Costs a Quarter

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a simple inexpensive hair growth solution. It claims dandruff removal, reduced hair loss, and rapid gloss with a 25 cent bottle, promising new hair growth after two weeks and urging readers to try the product now.

Knowlton

Baker's dozen and related questions explained

The term baker's dozen refers to thirteen loaves given to avoid penalties for short weight. It also links to legends about thirteen at dinner, the Passover, and the devil's dozen. The passage contrasts opinion with fact on dating and beliefs.

How to Budget and Spare Time From a 25 Years' Experience

The text gives household budget tips on allowances for extras like car fare and tobacco, advises not to push a husband too hard, suggests fudge as a treat, and urges wives to use talents to earn extra money. It ends with a dated reference and a puzzled question about Anne’s age and a Boule Cabinet remark.

Anne

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