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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
9
Paris dispatch reports Spanish papers condemn a vast German spy network active along the coast, warning ships with precise submarine-related data. Madrid papers claim 60,000 to 86,000 Germans in Spain, led by consuls and major enterprises, facilitating submarine warfare through wireless and signals.
Firestone Tire and Rubber announces stock distribution to employees with more than 11 000 workers taking part, about 90 percent, allowing any worker to buy at least 5 60 per month. President H B Firestone calls it a major advance in industrial relations and incentive.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber of Akron, Ohio declares adoption of the metric system for weights and measures. All employees are urged to become familiar with metric units as the system is widely used worldwide except in the United States.
A. K. Allen of the Allen General Tire Co reports the factory will soon market a new cord tire. The tire is guaranteed for 5,000 miles and retreading is offered free if the original tread wears out within 6,000 miles.
Joplin Missouri March 28 Frank Zerber is the armless wonder in this vicinity. A farmer who, despite missing both arms, ranks with the best. He drives a five horse team plows plants corn draws a cultivator operates an automobile tends furnace and can open doors and write. He cannot harness horses or milk cows. Washington was the only American whose birthday was publicly celebrated while alive.
State officials note dogfish renamed grayfish enter polite society as a thrifty, tasty option. Fish merchants report rising demand along the waterfront while the U S Bureau of Fisheries praises the species for broadening the dining table and challenging old tastes.
The diary excerpt describes Donna Tenny visiting Malcolm Stuart on a yacht after a sabling party. Donna laments constant compliments on beauty while fearing aging and conflicted by her own appearance. A toothache interrupts, prompting a candid moment about natural behavior and aging.
About 200 University of Washington girls enrolled in Red Cross first aid classes show aptitude under Dr Walter Kelton. Bandaging arms hands and joints is the initial training. The ten lecture course requires eight attendances and an exam for a nurse's aid certificate.
A number of stage people rely on Marmola Prescription Tablets to reduce fat and stay slim. One actress reportedly shed two to four pounds weekly and maintains a stable weight by taking Marmola tablets several times yearly. Druggists sell the tablets for 75 cents per large case or direct from Marmola Co. at 64 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan.
An advice note suggests drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia before each meal to ease dyspepsia. It claims improved blood flow to the stomach aids digestion and that bisulated magnesia is non laxative and safe when used as directed by a local chemist.
The advertisement urges readers to visit 169 Washington St for a free doctor examination and prescription service. It promises careful diagnosis and affordable treatment, claiming to save money while providing the best possible care.
Donna recalls a moment with Mrs. Tenny as the story unfolds. The narrator mentions sending Donna to a room with an electric pad and describes a day spent with her cheek on the pad while others enjoyed the deck. She then asks Margie about Malcolm Stuart on the Lady Salvia.
Patrolman Jake Bjornason at Fourth Ave and Main St stopped a colored waiter at the Arctic club Tuesday night after a suspicious newspaper piece protruded from his vest. Forty eight pieces of silverware bearing the Arctic club name dropped from his clothing.
SUPT. ROSCOE C. KNOX of the railway mail division in the Thirteenth district says the force will be rearranged without reducing numbers or wages. He notes employees will be secure in their positions even if not in Seattle.
S. J. Wettrick, attorney for the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, flew to Washington D C Wednesday morning to present an oral argument on the transcontinental rate case.
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