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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
15
Betty Brainerd reports on a dinner honoring Lt. Col. Cavanaugh recently from France and guest appearances by Major and Mrs. Steele and Lt. Cmdr. Searles. The piece also notes births, hospital returns, a Sunset Club musicale, and a Red Cross talk by H H Sheets urging military training and national defense.
Mrs. Victor A. Poyten of Spokane plans to visit the Sor rento next week before returning to Spokane. Tom Patterson, recently promoted to captain, arrived home from Washington D C and will soon be discharged. Mr. Cameron Whitelaw leaves for New York to establish residence, with Mrs. C H Whitelaw and Miss Marjorie Whitelaw accompanying him to Chicago. Mrs. R H Parsons and daughter Rosamond returned from California, while Mrs. Mark Crane of North Yakima visits in Seattle. Miss Dorothea Sharples, a Smith College junior, spends Easter in New York with classmates. Lieut. Barrett Green of the French artillery corps is back with his parents. Capt. John A O Brien, Seattle resident and notable Northwest shipmaster, departs Friday for San Francisco to live there.
Mina Edith Hyde receives the so called Golden Apple for beauty from four renowned artists at the Chu Chin Chow ball in New York. The piece promotes foot care with advice on footwear, baths, powders, and rubs to keep feet beautiful and shapely, urging frequent changing of shoes and routine cleanliness.
Prickly Porky rubs against objects shedding hundreds of quilts from his coat turning into a pincushion. He dashes from the sugar house in a fearful panic not understanding what seemed to attack him. His slow stride becomes frantic as he escapes through the door.
Letters from readers discuss the Ruth Garrison Dudley Storrs case and the need for parental guidance and moral training. A 70 year old woman recalls how strict upbringing saved her from an illicit relationship, emphasizing self restraint and early education of both sons and daughters to prevent temptations.
A dramatic confrontation unfolds as a spy named Jeanne confronts Hamilton Certeia, a Bolshevik danger. She struggles to warn Tony of a life threatening plot while Certeia toys with her and declares his hidden cunning. She escapes with risk of resurrection from a buried past.
The Red Cross Award Commission for King and Kitsap counties reports a delay in distributing 800hour work badge questionnaires. Of 22,000 active workers, only 500 to 600 questionnaires have been awarded so far. March 31 is the last date for submissions.
Dainty tablet product Never-Tel claims to darken gray hair without dye. The ad touts gradual restoration, perfumed formula dissolvable in water, and no staining, offering 50 cents via druggists or direct purchase from Never-Tel Laboratories Co in Kansas City Missouri.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem remedy for kidney and allied diseases. It claims quick relief for back pain, nervous tension, and bladder discomfort, promising restoration of health if symptoms fade. The product is sold in sealed boxes of three sizes imported from Haarlem, Holland.
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