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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
7
A seven-piece sanitary glass spice jar set designed for a display cabinet features an all-metal ventilated bread bin with sliding dust-proof doors and a swinging sugar bin, matching a raised-relief desk top style.
Salem, Ore. March 24. Last day to file arguments for and against measures on the special June ballot. Measures include a five million dollar bonds for public buildings and reclamation projects, a one mill market road tax, education aid for veterans, a lieutenant governor amendment, a Portland hospital construction by the accident commission, Roosevelt coast military highway act, and higher bonding limits for county road bonds.
Howard Russell stars as Parney Cook in The Dummy at Wilkes theatre with a deaf mute messenger sleuth plot and strong support from Jane Darwell and Rose Mart. Matt and Jeff comic duo headline the Metropolitan vaudeville bill with Mutt and Jeff and The Rose of No Man's Land. Orpheum acts include Inez Mummer, Zellner impersonations, Otto Brothers burlesque, Dreams sketch, and a hefty lineup featuring Dickey's Lincoln Highwayman and Six Kirkamith Sisters numbers.
This advertisement claims a growing dental practice led by Dr. Clark with a large, well equipped office in the United States. It emphasizes square dealing and patient satisfaction, asserting the business relies on reputation and referrals and pledges to prevent any dissatisfaction.
A Lenox poultry show reports a prize hen laying two eggs in five minutes. Doctors test radium water as a medicinal beverage. Historical note recalls Japanese nose vaccination practice used until 1874.
A Harvard University Chinese student named Ta Lei ta Lai Ta Lei from S00 Chow China reportedly has the world's shortest name. The exclusive interview shows a playful exchange about the name, language, and personal interests. The student mentions debate team and a light remark about girls and China chickens.
A Baltimore woman suffered four years with organic troubles nervousness and headaches. Her sister urged Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before surgery. After using five bottles she was cured and returned to work, and she recommends the remedy to others facing operations.
The Kal Wer residence was reinforced today after letters threatening the guard's life were received. Wilhelm reportedly also got a warning telegram from a friend.
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