Tungsten Pencil-Sized Piece Yields Long Lamp Filament
A tungsten fragment about the size of a lead pencil contains enough material to make five miles of filament for electric lamps.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
3
A tungsten fragment about the size of a lead pencil contains enough material to make five miles of filament for electric lamps.
Randall McLoughlin leads a new seed and poultry supply firm at 79 Madison St near Avenue. Partners include B. Randall and Thomas F. McLough, both with years of experience in poultry and seed departments. The company offers seeds poultry supplies and baby chicks with expert gardening and chicken raising advice.
Des Moines reports shoe manufacturers agents at a convention foresee wooden shoes becoming common if the war persists. They expect leather types to fade and cloth shoes with durable soles to emerge, with wooden footwear favored for comfort and longevity.
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich captured two men, Charles McBride in Monahan and Otto Christian Olson in Ringstad, both claiming registrations in Iowa. McBride had a registration card but no questionnaire. Olson said he registered in Ringstad but never appeared for examination. Federal authorities assumed control of both cases.
Lincoln Neb March 6 Following an appeal from citizens of Eussia Neb for protection against the strong pro German element of that locality the state council of defense has sent three investigators to the locality The situation is said to be serious.
Nellie Nichola demonstrates a quirky contraption described as a war device, combining a knitting bag with a powder purse and coin pouch. The scene includes nods to fashion, cosmetics, and a suggestive performance as she unveils the item and rushes off singingly.
An advertising column touts Marmola Tablets as a painless way to lose excess fat and redefine a woman's figure. It claims quick weight loss, no exercising, and safety, with a price of 76 cents for a large can available at druggists or by mail from Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.
A federal grand jury issued three true bills Tuesday evening against Two heya Shochi Tanno Sukeo Kiuchi and Seizaemon Yanayama for conspiring to smuggle Chinese into the country Bond set at 550 dollars A separate indictment named George Gee Hong for smuggling Chinese from British Columbia and another against Daniel Rathbone for impersonating a government official Bond for Rathbone fixed at 2000 dollars Assistant U S Attorney Ben L Moore prosecutes the cases.
J. E. Kumphries of Seattle, a fireman on the Vancouver Seattle passenger train, died at Sumas hospital after the train plunged 40 feet down an embankment near Abbotsford B C. Engineer J W Bowers and express messenger Fred Baker are hospitalized with serious injuries. Powers crawled from wreckage and waited on the bank for help. The crash is blamed on undermined roadbed springs.
Olympia march 6 the state supreme court is to decide the 6 cent car fare question in the case of the state ex rel the Tacoma Railway and Power Co against the state public service commission. An alternative writ of mandate was sued out Tuesday and is returnable March 22.
State official H O Fishback warns that enemy aliens and I W W plotters aim to destroy food warehouses and industries. Reports say industrial plants in Seattle and other cities lack adequate protection while Spokane urges statewide rallies to boost food production led by Granges and farmers unions.
Advice from UK L. K. Clark promotes dental care citing decayed teeth as a cause of rheumatism stomach trouble and eye throat ailments. The ad touts registered dentists high quality equipment low prices guaranteed work and free examination.
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