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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

6

Rotary club launches citywide Americanism drive for boys

A Seattle Rotary club plan aims to teach Americanism to every boy in the city. At a weekly luncheon, President King urged members to promote devotion to government to counter future sedition propaganda and instill patriotism in Young America.

Seattle Rotary Club Young America King Boya India Alex R. McFarlane Vancouver Rotary Francia M. Rowley Boston American Humane Education Society Sald America

Mrs Ranke 70 Dies After Heart Failure in Seattle

Dora Duval Ranke 70 longtime Seattle resident died at 1117 Minorave Street early Tuesday morning from heart failure. Funeral plans have not yet been set. The obit notes Ranke's 36 years in Seattle and mentions a Rotary official and leaders in education and humane society discussing kindness and civic ideals.

Dora Duval Ranke Seattle Minorave

Battle on Skis on Front in Archangel

Special to The Star describes winter warfare on the Archangel front where ski runners carry machine guns and shuttle supplies for both Allies and Bolsheviks. The Allies trained regiments to ski and Trotsky organized a ski brigade.

N. B. AD Christiana Archangel Trotsky Bathonians Red Finna

Plan Victory Loan Dance by The Maccabees at Carpenters Hall

The Maccabees will host a Victory loan social dance on Thursday night at Carpenters hall 1620 Fourth Ave. The event promotes the victory loan drive and will be held at the Alki tent No 83.

The Carpenters’ Hall Fourth Ave

Local Patent Medicine Prices List

A condensed price list shows common household remedies with varying costs. 50 Sloan's Liniment 50e Wizard Oil 30¢ Pond's Extract 25c Listerine 50¢ Listerine $1.00 Listerine 50¢ Lavoris Lysol (Genuine) are itemized alongside denominations, indicating typical consumer purchases.

Sloan’s Pond’s

Caminetti Endorses Nuxated Iron in Immigration Briefing

United States Commissioner General of Immigration Anthony Caminetti explains his use of Nuxated Iron. The ad promotes Nuxated Tron as easily assimilated and safe, claiming no teeth staining or stomach upset, with refunds if unsatisfied. Local druggists Cline Drug Co Martell Drug Co and Swifts Pharmacy carry the product.

United States Commissioner General of Immigration Anthony Caminetti Iif United States Commissioner of Immigration Commissioner Caminetti James Francia Sullivan Bellevue Hospital New York Weatchester County Hospital Caminetti George H. Baker Monmont Mortal Hospital New Jersey Rom Jackson Cal California California Assembly State Senate Congress Cleveland Haon California Commission For Caminett Baker Cline Drug Co Martell Drug Co Swifts Pharmacy

Books Sent to Men in Woods Support Reading Movement

John Anderson, a retired lumberman from Portland and Seattle, collects books and magazines for logging communities. He reports workers and employers value the reading material, with some companies paying express charges. Last year 182 camps received literature, aided by city blue boxes on street corners. Anderson plans to ship books via lumber schooners and notes higher demand due to daylight saving. Donations may be left in street boxes or at his Seattle office, 1932 Seventh Ave.

John Anderson Portland Seattle Anderton Anderson Puget Sound Columbia River Seventh Ave

Wells Urges Labor Party Backing Over War Boundary Row

Hulet M. Wells told the Central Labor council to back the labor party, denouncing President Wilson for meddling in the boundary dispute and calling the draft law against American liberty. He criticized Samuel Gompers and said the war’s end brings a chance to protect liberty won in the revolution. The labor party proposal came from a council committee.

Wilson Hulet M. Wells Central Labor Council Labor Party Germany Italy Wells Socialist Party Samuel Gompers Revoluton Congress Council

Yankee Sets New Letter Record in War Letters

Corporal W L McDoonough recalls Private William T Sheridan of the 194th Ammunition Train sending an ad seeking pen pals, triggering a flood of mail. Sheridan received 12 bags of first class and 2 trucks of second class mail, with funds and goods worth substantial sums, enough to equip two infantry companies.

Paris W. L. McDoonough 104Th Ammunition Train 29Th Division Stars and Stripes God's Country New York Chicago Addrena Southern Railway William T. Sheridan

Brest Soldiers Escape From Fire Delousing Camp

Paris dispatch reports 150 soldiers sprinted from a burning delousing plant at Brest to shelter. Clothes left behind after de captieization caused a chaotic retreat as stripes and insignia were absent. Fatalities attributed to the incident are estimated in the thousands among the cootie family.

Brest Paris Cootie

Yankee airmen frighten geese above the Moselle and Rhine

In Coblenz and Buren two area squadrons of American air service photo men fly over the Moselle Rhine valley. They capture hundreds of pictures of towns, fortifications, plants, and landscapes for war planning, while danger and accidents are part of daily operations.

Coblenz Moselle Rhine Germany American Air Service America Buren Trier Strasbourg Luxembourg Army of Occupation Rhineland DieRema

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