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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
5
In a Rod and Jenny Wren tale, the Rabbit mocks Jenny Wren’s sharp tongue as she frets about home versus travel. The exchange reveals their views on food, travel, and belonging, with Mr Wren’s spring song drawing affectionate commentary from Peter and Jenny.
A crowded Christmas scene unfolds as friends Sidney Max Christine and Palmer share moments of farewell and warmth. Sidney awakens at midnight to a hush and a kiss, while a clock marks the hour as the group awaits Christmas Day.
Sidney, a young nurse, returns to duty on a crowded men’s surgical ward as Christmas unfolds in the hospital. She cares for Johnny Rosenfeld and other patients while coping with memories, duty, and a growing attraction to Dr Max Wilson as hymns and prayers fill the chapel.
From Foochow China R E Gardner reports Neolin Soles prove durable on rocky roads. He notes other soles wear quickly and claim Nedlin soles resist wear and water. Neolin soles are marketed as durable flexible and scientifically made by the Tire and Rubber Co Ohio who also produce Wingfoot.
Albany May 13 Governor Smith asked the state reconstruction commission to convene with him and selected representatives to pursue a housing relief plan for New York City where rents are breaking records and evictions have been reported.
A promotional listing touts a free trial of pyramid pile treatment as a simple method to ease hemorrhoid discomfort. It frames the experience as meeting a good old friend and promises relief through a straightforward regimen.
A fragmented ad touts free trials and pyramid pile treatments claiming dramatic results. It pressures readers to mail a coupon for a drugstore product, promising a surprising outcome and urging immediate action.
Paper mill employees in the International Paper Co. factories, affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, began a strike today over wage disagreements between employers and workers in Glens Falls New York.
Belgium issues official protest to Allies over Germany's plan to adopt Belgium colors for its new republic flag. Germans propose replacing red white and black with red gold and black, but yellow substitutes for gold, causing color clash with Belgium.
A fire sparked by an oil leak from a heater at the home of Major L. D. Lewis in the Highlands Monday was extinguished with only slight property loss. The chemical engine from the Third Ave and Price St fire station handled the blaze.
Ignace Jan Paderewski famed pianist and Polish leader, after dedicating years to Poland, publicly endorses Nuxated Iron to restore health and strength. The endorsement highlights the tonic as used by over 1,000,000 people annually to build red blood, power, and endurance.
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