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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
7
The memoir recounts Manya Rudina posing for a New York artist on Central Park West. She faces nervousness, a demanding clocked routine, and a manipulative, commercial artist. She escapes with a quick retreat and receives tough but hopeful advice from a friend about future choice and career.
An old advertisement touts a 25 cent box of Tiz to ease tired sore feet. It promises instant pain relief from corns callouses and bunions and claims Tin and Tix variants provide relief from shoe tightness and foot torture.
Advice urges care for vital organs and warns kidneys suffer from overwork. It touts GOLD MEDAL Hearlem Oil Capsules as immediate relief with refund if unsatisfied, claiming genuine sealed boxes in three sizes.
The Camp Dix Jazz Band performs at the Pantages this week with the pep filled act praised as jazziest in Seattle. Tom Kelly returns with a new comedy monologue and songs while Martha Russell leads a rock and skit titled Rocking the Boat. Rucker and Winnifred bring breezy comedy and music with Duncan Hall and Myrtle Guilda as dancers.
Lands from Russia identified as K. Greenshban, aged 38 and a shoemaker, was greeted by Sergeant Steen and Patrolman Carleon at 17th and Jefferson. Police inspected his suitcase and transported him to headquarters where investigators found several bundles of I. W. W. literature and he was held for federal investigation.
Alexander Pantages sues Pan tages Mdmonton Theatre Co owned by George and Gust Crown in superior court alleging a promissory note for 25000 dated August 30 1913 payable September 1 1918. He claims partial payments have been made in stock.
Ilia room was entered Monday night and $32 removed from a trunk. The manager of the Syracuse hotel at Eighth Avenue and Dearborn announced tighter trunk locking in the future to prevent intrusions.
Miss Hesta Stotter of 6016 Donovan Street was struck by an automobile driven by C. M. Buck of 8200 Dallas Avenue at 10 26 PM Monday. She was dragged about ten feet and taken to the city hospital with possible rib and internal injuries and a severely brushed chest. Buck rushed her to the hospital where she was pronounced not in danger.
The 74 year old janitor W O Spruce was found dead at 108 Main Street at 7 55 Tuesday morning from heart failure. Miss Janet Spruce of 169 Chesley Street St Johns N B named as his sister was found on the body.
Pupils of Dent Mowrey presented a piano recital in the Cornish School of Music auditorium Monday night. Performers included Warren Wright John Hopper Laddie Watkis Dorothea Hopper George Baily and Louis Drentwett two of whom are blind. They played Beethoven Schumann Grieg Chopin and others with ease and finish.
A fragment notes that some men seek office because they feel compelled and because the people feel compelled. the text hints at political recruitment driven by obligation and public indifference.
Reconstruction of lost health and exhausted reserve strength after war epidemics is urged. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla builds blood and body strength by aiding appetite digestion and assimilation, with Hood's Pills as a gentle family cathartic.
Lieuta. Robert Hideout and W. H. Brown of the Royal Air Force winged back to Victoria in one hour seventeen minutes. They arrived Sunday in their Curtiss plane Pathfinder and carried an invitation to Seattle’s mayor and citizens to attend a Victory pageant in Victoria beginning May 24.
An old advertisement touts Possam for eczema and skin conditions noting quick improvement and relief. It promotes iacaiem soap medicated with Poa and urges readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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