Miss Sally Blake's Seattle Wedding to Lieut Brophy
A long awaited May 1 wedding in Seattle unites Miss Sally Blake and Lieut Frank Cullen Brophy of Bisbee with vows at St James. The ceremony, delayed from June, will be followed by a morning arrival of guests from Washington D C and New Haven. The couple will reside in Bisbee after the ceremony.
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Bally
Henry F. Blake
Frank Cullen Brophy
St. James
Bishop O'Dea
Alice Blake
Henry
New Haven
Conn
Sally Blake
Seattle
Iris
Blake
Brophy
Bisbee
Mr. Brophy
Gueatsington Hotel
Sally St. Frank Brophy
and Neck Miller
Birthday party for Jack Moore Jr draws 24 children
Mrs. Jack Moore hosted a pretty birthday party at Laurel Huret to mark her son Jack Jr s first birthday. Twenty four children aged 2 to 7 enjoyed a merriful afternoon with various amusements planned for the youngsters.
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Jack Moore
Jack Jr
Laurel Huret
Youns Asters
Local society notes and upcoming events fill Seattle page
Personal notices report Dr Henry Suscalo returning from San Francisco and moves within Seattle. Several social events listed include White Elephant Shop, Chi Omega Formal, Skinner Eddy Dance, Victory Club Dances, Pastor's Aid Society meeting, Overseas Club dances for war relief, and upcoming Maytime informal and new members dance at Mt. Baker Park. Also updates on residents traveling, hospital stays, and guests at local homes.
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Green and Black
Mt. Baker Park
Meditations on Bolshevism and a Federal Visit
The narrator returns to his hotel room and recollects Bolshevik leaflets as dangerous lies aimed at stirring unrest. He recalls conversations with Tommy about Dr. Certeis and agrees to meet federal investigators to share findings. Police surveillance begins, with Certeis kept under watch while the narrator hopes for the besieged man’s recovery.
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Jane Lorimer
Tommy
Dr. Certeis
Sinter
Rosie
Certeias
Mape
Certeis
Hamilton Certers
Cafeteria for hogs shown successful at university
Tucson experiment by the University of Arizona agricultural extension service proves cafeteria feeding for hogs very effective. W E Scheider notes the system delivers food gradually, reduces pen fighting, and allows continuous feeding over a 24 hour period.
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Tucson
Ariz
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
W. E. Scheider
Linen salvage sale lists vast wartime fabric reserve
London reports the salvage department of munitions selling enough linen to fashion over 10 million women's skirts. Much of the stock is unsuitable for fine use, and customers may buy only 80 to 100 yards at a time, not skirt patterns direct from the government.
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London
Salvage Department of Munitions
English Gains Lead in Tokyo Foreign Language Classes
In Tokyo the School of Foreign Languages reports English as the most taught foreign language. Enrollment in English has risen rapidly since the armistice was signed, reflecting strong student interest in improving language skills.
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Tokio
Tokio School of
California Syrup of Figs caution on bottle label
Public notice warns buyers to seek genuine California Syrup of Figs from the druggist. The label lists full directions and dosing for babies and children, noting the product aids constipation and feverish colds. It cautions to look for the California name and reject imitators.
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California
Ravenna P T A Friday meeting at Schoolhouse
Chuby clubs for Friday at Ravenna Schoolhouse at 2 20 p m with a program by teachers and pupils. Ballard W C T U hosts a juvenile social and friendship table at 2 at Mrs W Manney 6507 10th Ave NW. All ladies over 15 to dress as children and all children under 15 as old ladies with fines if not. Fancywork sale and home cooked delicacies at the table. Program and refreshments promised.
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Ballard W. C. T. U
Ballard W. C. T. A
Community clubs host meetings across Seattle
Multiple local club events span the day including the Child Study department at 432 Madden Ave with speaker Mrs Keer, the Adele Fielde breakfast at Hotel Washington Annex, and social service discussions at Bird's Café. Other gatherings include Leach Heights Club, Coterie luncheon at Hotel Sorrento with Dr Seagrave, and Seattle lodge I O G T discussions on housing for wage earners.
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Woman's Century Club
Mra. R. FB
Lotineberry
Madden Ave
Mra
T. H. Keer
Women Wage Earners and Morality Meeting Announces Programs
Mrs Wiswell Wilson will address the gathering on the relation between women's wages and morality. Mrs Alva Deering of War Camp Community Service will discuss practical assistance to women wage earners. A 20 minute musical program is planned. The Women’s Century club hosts a playday at Alma Royer Lorra ine studio with various hostesses guiding the event. Transportation details include ferry and Alki car options. The program titled Gy Celtic of Life features Landan Mrs Perry, violin selections by Claude Madden, and talks by Capt. Raymond W. Oxnard and Lieut. Frank Newkirk in support of the Victory Joan war effort.
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Adele Fieklde
Adele M. Fielde
Hotel Washington Annex
Mme
Mary Laurie Clary
Franklin Lewis
Ella D. Cudihee
Mies Fielde
Capitol
Queen Anne
Mra
Wiswell Wilson
Alva Deering
War Camp Community Service
Women’s Century Club
Alma Royer
Lorraine
California Ave
Mre
Royer
Frederick W. Graham
W. Hf. Pittwood
L. Vincent Cole
Weert
Seattle
Gyele
H. Perry
Josephine
Claude Madden
Pird
Dwisht Fiske
Frederick Adama
Daisey Wood Hildreth
Raymond W. Oxnard
Frank Newkirk
Joan
Dust and dusting dangers in the home
The article warns dust carries irritants and disease risk, noting most bacteria die in air but dust harms throat and lungs. It stresses daily removal of settled dust and modern cleaning methods like damp cloths, vacuuming, and spring decluttering to reduce contamination.
Train Your Hair as an Actress Does No Class of People
An advertisement argues actresses invest time in beauty and warns against makeshift shampoos. It promotes a home hair cleanser using canthrax dissolved in hot water, costing about three cents, claiming to wash all hair, dissolve dandruff and dirt, and leave hair fluffy with renewed luster and growth.
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Thorelg
Big Kind
Sergeant
Simple Combination Helps Weak Eyes
Seattle readers report Lavoptik eye wash with witch hazel camphor and hydrastis improves weak and near sighted eyes within days. It reportedly stops eye pain and inflammation in separate cases. A small bottle is guaranteed to help any case of weak strained or inflamed eyes with a free aluminum eye cup offered by Swift Drug Co. and leading druggists.
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Seattle
Swift Drug Co
Stop Itching Skin With Zemo Cure
An ad promotes Zemo as a safe treatment for itching skin and related conditions. It claims rapid relief from irritations, pimples, eczema, blotches, and ringworm, promising soft smooth healthy skin with regular use. Available in 35 cent and 1 dollar bottles from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Graves of Yankees Marked Along the Marne
Paris May 1 Not all American visitors in the Chateau Thierry area are sightseers Ambulance men photographic squads and Graves Registration workers are gathering scattered dead into neat roadside cemeteries Five hundred here 150 there thousands of bare sodless mounds each with cross and tag some graves marked with a wreath or pansies laid by French friends or on the grave of an unknown American by the Paris highway after death defending the nation
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Paris
Chateau Thierry
Italian Soldiers Form Trincerista Party
Milan May 1 Italian soldiers organize the Trincerista party to influence government policy. Principals are democratic yet oppose the socialist group backing Bolshevism and oppose bourgeois elements allied with the Allies.
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Bolshe Party
Milan
Italy
Trincerista Party
Iso
Letters From Readers Make Long Short of Life Lessons
A reader column piece reflects on discipline in childhood, ambition, and romance. It includes letters about obedience, a reader praising the column, and responses to a “Heartbroken Wife” and a sergeant, urging tolerance, self-improvement, and upbeat outlooks for young people and married life. Mary Jane signs off.
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Mins Grey
Heartbroken Wife Answer Provokes Mixed Reactions
A 1919 letter exchange stirs debate as a woman’s heartbreak is met with sharp rebuke from a male advisor. The writer argues nerves and faults reflect poorly on the letter writer and hints at personal experience with similar afflictions.
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Mies Grey
Dear Miss Grey Letters on dogs and social roles
The letter discusses dog origins and social expectations for women. It contrasts the dog’s descent from wolf, jackal, and dingo with popular myths. It reflects a woman’s shift from shyness to independence in courtship and social life.
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Miss Grey
Ned
Australia
Meaning of Slang Phrase Dear Miss Grey
A reader asks for the meaning of the slang term wangler. The reply states it is used by British soldiers for petty grafters who target other soldiers.
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Miss Grey
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E. M Chinn
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Belgium
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International Order OF Good Templars Social Service Department
International Order of Good Templars
Bird's Cafeteria
Scottish Gaelic Society
Fourth Ave
Pike At
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Mary Greene Korstad
Thomas Irving
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Archibald Wilson
Jeasie Ellsworth
H. A. M. Bonnar
H. McDonald
Relief Corps
Stephen Relief Corps
EK. Martin
Margaret Nordins
Speidel
Frank Peterson
Social Service Committee of
Frederick Caratens
Central Baptist Church
Blanche Johnson
Music — of Women's Century Club
BY Jean Broadhurst
Mology
Columbia University
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Vaporuss
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Cynthia Grey
Fanny Hurst
New York
Dudley Storrs
Wight
Beattle
Talaman
J. FB. F
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Bayer
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Associated Press Dispatch
Joseph M. Turkey
Verandah Chemical Company
Brooklyn
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