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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1917

Page

5

Judge criticized for sympathy toward bank president in embezzlement case

The editorial attacks Judge Smith for sparing sympathy to a Northern Bank & Trust Co. president sentenced for embezzlement, contrasting a harsher five year minimum for botched robberies and urging focus on victims rather than social prominence.

Northern Bank & Trust Co Smith Bothell Judge Smith Banker Collier Entan

Happiness Grows at Our Own Firesides Quote

A proverb from Jerrold on contentment found at home rather than in strangers' possessions, emphasizing self-reliance and inner joy.

Jerrold

German submarine shells relief ships and deaths rise

A German submarine shelled the relief ships Haelen and Tuiesse killing seven sailors aboard a lifeboat. The commentary labels Germany a mad dog and urges sane world action to end the autocracy. A ship has reached New York with sixteen captains.

Haelen Tuiesse Germany New York

Out keep them out and the border German note

A wartime editorial urges barring thousands of Germans crossing into Mexico and considers punishment for desertion. It laments a rapid shift from autocracy to democracy in Russia and cites a Disraeli quote on poets as soul painters.

Mexico Germany

Effective Laxative for Growing Children Promoted

Mrs. Leo Weigand of Pittsburgh reports Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative suitable for children and adults. The preparation blends relaxative herbs with pepsin, works gently, and avoids griping. Available at drug stores for fifty cents with a trial bottle offered by the inventor.

Leo Weigand Central Lave N. S Pittsburg Frank Joseph W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello, IL

Editor's Mail Admonishes Public Duty and War Aims

John J. Heinen argues in The Star that Americans ignore historical facts and misalign public acts with declared principles. He warns that Germany's expansion and Belgium's sacrifice underscore the need for a united, prepared stance to defend liberty and prevent a German invasion. Heinen cites Liege's battle and the French British barrier as crucial safeguards.

The Star Germany Liege Belgium U. S John J. Heinen Firat Ave

Cinder in Eye Triggers Suit Against Railroad

Emma Dugan files suit in Portland alleging a cinder from a Great Northern locomotive and the Pullman company endangered her eyesight. The incident occurred after a stack fire on the railroad line, with damages sought for medical and related costs.

Portland Great Northern Emma Dugan Railroad Pullman Company

Hidden peril on the mountain trail confrontation

De Spain overhears Nan and her suitor Morgan plotting to force a marriage. Nan defies him and helps de Spain evade pursuit while warning of a dangerous escape route across El Capitan. De Spain plans a swift exit with a horse, while Nan seeks a risky path to safety as dawn approaches.

de Spain Morgan Spain Nan Fl Capitan el Capitan Ifa

Pinex based home cough remedy advertised

An ad touts a homemade cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup costing about 64 cents for a pint. It claims rapid relief for bronchitis croup whooping cough and asthma, with a guarantee and directions from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.

the Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Stomach Acidity Linked to Indigestion Says Expert

A well known authority attributes most stomach trouble to excess acidity not lack of digestive juice. He recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and aid digestion. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with soda and phosphate, is said to ease symptoms and promote digestion.

El Capitan Escape Drama Between De Spain Nan

De Spain crawls and then climbs El Capitan by dusk to reach Nan at the rendezvous. He reaches the meeting by 10 o'clock and hides as Nag approaches with a horse. Nan worries about detection as moonrise nears, while De Spain reassures her and vows to move past their pursuers. (Continued In Our Next Issue)

de Spain Nan Gale Sleepy Cat Morgan el Capitan Nag Spain

Guidance on weight gain for underweight individuals

The text advises underweight people to avoid overfatigue and exhausting work if weight loss stems from worry or sleep loss. Reduce work, choose suitable tasks, and ensure high energy intake with cereals, milk, creams, and soups. Emphasizes milk based foods, desserts, diluted tea, and avoidance of foods that cause discomfort.

What causes hardening of the eyeball

The inquiry asks about the causes of hardening of the eyeball. The speaker states the cause is unknown, leaving the condition without a clear, established explanation and inviting further medical investigation.

K. L

Red Cross Girls to Organize Classes

Red Cross young women will organize new classes for ages 16 to 22 in the First Presbyterian church Sunday school room by Seventh avenue and Spring street. The session Saturday March 31 at 3 30 p m will feature Meacham Redington as instructor. Evening groups will serve working girls and afternoon groups will serve schoolgirls in separate sessions.

Red Cross First Presbyterian Church Seventh Ave Spring St Meacham Redington

Court in recess Washington Supreme Court recesses until April 9

The Supreme Court adjourned for a recess on March 27 and will resume on April 9. The brief pause pauses proceedings in the capital, with no rulings issued during the interval.

Washington Supreme Court

The Star's tabloid history of Russia begins in 862

The narrative traces Russia from its 9th century founding at Novgorod by the Scandinavian Rurik to its ancient roots. It outlines geography with vast river networks and belts from tundra to steppes, noting early Slavic migrations, tribal conflicts, and trade routes linking Baltic, White, Black and Caspian seas.

Russia Germany Novgorod Petrograd Rurik Great Plains Herodotus Arctic Elbe Danube Kiev Great Plain Europe France Italy Austria Hungary Spain Urals Caucasus Mountains Carpathians Big Basin Arctic Ocean Black Earth Crimea

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