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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
2
The article warns that lightweight shirtwaists and low necklines can cause colds or serious illnesses in cold weather, urging the use of warmer, more substantial garments. It notes that health should take precedence over appearance, recommending modest neck exposure and practical dress to prevent influenza or pneumonia.
Jeannie confronts her feelings toward Tony Ceress and Hamilton Certeia as she contemplates leaving yet seeks purpose. He urges her to stay, claiming she is needed, and hints at a deeper bond amid social constraints. The narrative ends with a dramatic "To Be Continued."
Advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as the best harmless laxative for children. It urges parents to check the package for the California label and promises a delicious fruity taste with full dosage directions on each bottle.
The Plattsburg docked with 2,325 troops including casual companies 49th aero squadron and three convalescent detachments. The Chicago arrived with 1,060 men including 38th infantry field and staff HQ supply companies and sanitary detachments numbered A through I.
Emil Karbu pleaded not guilty to a premeditated murder charge in a domestic case at 120 K inn near place on February 26. He was arraigned before Presiding Judge Tallman and is alleged to have confessed the crime to police.
San Francisco reports a brewer led transformation plan converting breweries to syrup production. The Cereal Products Co. will manufacture cereal malt syrup for bakers, claimed to improve cakes and bakery goods compared to sugar.
Home economics students majoring in hotel dining room management at the University of Washington will gain practical experience in downtown Seattle hotels under departmental plans.
The Northwest newspaper highlights Star Want Ads drawing the largest local readership. Businesses and individuals rely on classified notices for jobs, housing, and services. The page promotes wide exposure and quick results in a growing market.
A bedtime tale from The Star features Peter Rabbit cautiously moving through the Green Forest toward Redtail the Hawk’s nest. He senses unseen danger despite no obvious threat, choosing to pause and observe before continuing toward the Old Farmer’s patch. The story hints at looming peril and ends with a teaser, The Shadow of Fear.
A letter titled Daughter of Eve denounces class oppression and the greed of capitalists. It laments soldiers returned home broken financially and notes a proposed $5000 grant to Mrs. Roosevelt, arguing might is not right and calling for workers to live cleaner, better lives.
Eugene Levy’s Road Show No 2 debuts Sunday afternoon at Levy’s Orpheum in The Bargain Munt ors. Lew White leads the company with Claud Kelly as producer. New soubrette Dot Claire remains with the second company. Frank Shaw Corey Hunt Madeline Rowe Floy Ward and additional chorus of 30 girls feature in the lineup.
A series of reader questions and responses about dating at home, proper visits, and parental loyalty. The column defends inviting a guest to visit, confirms Lillian Gish starred in Hearts of the World, and rebukes an earlier harsh view on a mother’s duty, praising maternal devotion and protective instincts.
A Knights of Pythias event titled treat em rough will be held at Castle hall Mirstave and Pike street Saturday night under their auspices.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood diseases and general debility, claiming cleansing of the blood boosts vigor and tone. It notes after-effects from war worry and illnesses, and mentions Resinol Ointment and Soap with a testimonial from Gretna Virginia about relief from severe itching.
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