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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1917
Page
5
The text stresses personalized care for every veteran and every depositor. It emphasizes that each veteran has a unique history of service and each depositor a distinct financial need. The institution claims to tailor its offerings to individual requirements.
The Southern Maryland Agricultural association directs revival of three Washington Jockey Club autumnal stakes the Dixie and Maximum stakes and the Washington cup.
Laane Mann, former Seattle Giant now with the Chicago Nationals, began striking once moved from cleanup duties. The shift sparked scoring momentum as Mann produced decisive hits.
Health ad touts GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL Capsules to treat pains from kidneys stomach and joints and warns to seek medical causes. It claims money back if no help and urges buying from Ow! Drug Co with note on pure imported Canenlee substitutes.
A reader asks about chaperone duties when taking a young couple to the theatre and supper, with guidance that the chaperone acts as a social third, and the piece comments on a possible engagement to a man with a serious illness. It also covers who should announce a June marriage when the bride has no parents, recommending the bride’s married sister or the groom’s mother as options.
Cynthia Grey advises chivalrous conduct in crowds and escort etiquette. Readers ask about the Deutschland fate, a flirtatious escort, and a 16 year old in a new city with strict sisterly guidance.
Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn lead the Alhambra bill with Denishawn dancers in a full week of double shows. The Orpheum features a new Beatrice Playlet by Wilkes Players and a Palace run with Copeland’s Four Slickers plus multiple vaudeville acts.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles group known as the "B. W." club plans street-ready spading at Dowd’s vacant lot in York Station and nearby plots to grow potatoes parsnips and carrots. The project aims to reclaim about 6 000 square feet with 20 to 49 members participating.
An official report from the District of Columbia food commission cites 61 percent price increases for food, with relief only for the very poor and calls speculation and railroad breakdown the main causes. Prices for potatoes onions and eggs surged then fell despite no supply or demand changes.
Everett indicates the LWV decided not to hold demonstrations in the city. Tracy receives the verdict with stoic calm as foreman Jocko Williams announces a regular verdict. Judge Ronald warns no celebration regardless of outcome. Prosecutor Black and Defense Counsel Vanderveer were not present for the verdict.
Charles Valentina a German who worked two months at a Bellingham deli catessen shop was brought to the Seattle immigration detention station Friday and held as an alien enemy. He is alleged to have escaped a year ago from a Vancouver internment camp and was captured with a loaded automatic in his possession.
Patch of warden stuff Will lant many and meal And helps create a surplus Porthone who hunger fee. Remember vow ll save more On each Spring Suit Coat Daes and Hat at the Florence Upstains Store Second and Union.
The Scandinavian American Bank of Seattle celebrates 25 years since founder Andrew Chilberg established it. Longtime president Chilberg, J. F. Lane, J. E. Chilberg, and Jafet Lindeberg are noted for enduring service, with the bank described as Washington’s largest estate bank having capital of 500000, surplus above, and total resources of 12700000.
Pat Smith captain of Michigan 1917 team along with Phil Raymond and Ex Hildner join Ann Arbor naval reserves after enlisting from the reserve eleven last fall.
Jim Vaughn of the Cubs has increasingly used his slow ball this spring after manager Fred Yapp Mitchell urged him to deploy it. In recent games he has struck out strong hitters with the pitch.
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