Girl of Golden Apple Beauty Secrets for Neck Care
Mise Hyde shares beauty advice in a Seattle feature with 18 installments on neck care. Articles include tips from artists and methods to massage, exercise, and protect the neck for better skin tone and circulation.
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James Montgomery Flags
Howard Chandler Christy
Penrhyn Stanfaws
Harrison Fisher
Cave
New York
Edith Hyde
Mise Hyde
Seattle
Child Falls Into Prolonged Sleep During Illness
Vancouver report details a two year old child of Mr and Mrs McCutcheon who has slept since March 11 after influenza. Despite efforts to wake her, the child remains unconscious though appears to be improving with artificial feeding.
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Vancouver
B. C
Great Red Front Stock Sale Moves to Basement
Discount sale at Rogers' Great Front Stock in basement showroom 1413 First Avenue offering drastic reductions on mens wear shoes and suits. Over $60,000 in stock marked down with items including dress shirts underwear gloves suits and workwear at deep discounts. The sale runs Saturday with price cuts on hundreds of items and no display windows.
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Rogers
First Ave
Central Public Market
First Avenue
Pike Street
Ares
Rogers Red Front Basement Store Promotes Union Support
The Red Front Clothing Co. advertises Union friendly service at 1413 First Avenue basement offering low sale prices and favors for workers. Rogers cashes pay checks and Liberty Bonds on purchases, with mail orders available and tomorrow sale emphasis.
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Rogers
Chamberlain Charges Baker Over Court Martial System
Senator Chamberlain, head of the Senate Military Affairs Committee, accuses Secretary Baker of defending the court martial system and resisting reform. The exchange follows Baker's refusal to publicly acknowledge Chamberlain and Ansell’s criticisms, with Chamberlain arguing the bill would worsen the system and accusing Baker of shifting blame to Congress. Baker responds that he supports reform but will not engage in public dispute.
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Ansell
Crowder
Baker
Congress
Anwell
Chamberlain
War Department
Yuma
Arizona
Senator Chamberlain
Newton D. Baker
United States Army
Robbery convictions in Frater court tied to Tilly case
Marshall Tilly found guilty of robbery by a jury in Judge A W Frater's court and awaits sentence. Jack Watts, his companion, faces trial on a similar charge. Prosecution notes include assault and battery and related offenses.
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A. W. Frater
Marshall Tilly
Jack Watts
Tilly
Altho
Australian prize for first England to Australia flight
The Australian government offers a 50000 prize for the first flight from England to Australia. Only Australian aviators are eligible to claim the award.
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Melbourne
England
Australia
Germany's 1918 Offensive Seen as Fatal Gamble
A year after the March offensive along the Western front, J W T Mason argues Von Hindenburg’s gamble doomed Germany. He says German leaders refused defensive action, overreached toward channel ports, and failed to anticipate American manpower and Allied mobilization. The piece critiques German strategic arrogance and lack of adaptability.
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United Press
New York
Germany
Weet
von Hindenbure
Channel
America
von Hindenburg
France
Napoleon
Russia
Ispowal
Josnes
Kat von Hindenburg
Sentence Japanese to Life in Prison
Baltimore report notes a case where a Japanese individual faces life in prison as of March 21, with details withheld. The article centers on legal proceedings and potential sentencing outcomes in Baltimore.
Plan Air Line In California Inaugural Service Planned
Santa Barbara will host the Wests first aerial freight and passenger service within 90 days. A San Diego to Santa Barbara route and Los Angeles to Catalina island service are proposed with three round trips daily. Twin motor planes will carry 12 passengers and 200 pounds of freight, piloted by U S Army aviators. The Chamber of Commerce endorses the plan and an airport site has been optioned. Eastern capitalists have backed the venture and may arrive soon.
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Santa Barbara
H. #. Beeks
Wm. F. Rosa
Chamber of Commercce
San Diego
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
United States Army
Chamber of Commerce
Advertising Allure Tied to The Star Brand
The note links advertising power to The Stars banner, urging readers to envision The Star as their marketing conduit. The line underscores brand impact and consumer reach.
Fisher's Blend Flour Advertises Supremacy in Quality
An advertisement proclaims Fisher's Blend Flour as uniformly produced year round and tailored to American taste. It claims Fisher's mills are designed to satisfy refined culinary demands, positioning the flour as superior to ordinary milled products. Seattle Mt Vernon.
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America
Planning Life for 150 Years in Chicago
A Chicago proposal explores extending human life to 150 years and establishing a laboratory of vital studies as a city institution. Dr Octave Laurent, a renowned figure, is named to head the station under current plans, with plans cited of his past work in reviving a heart and conducting operations.
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Chicago
Octave Laurent
Gcon
Plana
Laurent
Home Rule Bill To Leave Ulster Out
London March 21 the Irish question moves toward self government excluding Ulster counties in the bill to be laid before Parliament. Lloyd George and Bonar Law agree on principal points of the bill as presented.
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Ulster
London
Lloyd Bonar Law
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