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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
13
The Shrine order displays dazzling Oriental hues in its costumes with red yellow and green the official colors. Members appear in white doeskin coats with gold fringe and green trousers while others wear bright green outfits with gold trimming. Nile Temple groups have imported vivid uniforms for the band patrol and drum corps.
John Hunt recalls his growing obsession with Anna Sterling as their San Francisco Bay area sojourn leads to private confidences. He reflects on her guarded past, her rebellious spirit, and a first kiss that seals his mounting love amid moonlit redwoods and a tense, tantalizing connection.
An advertisement claims Sargol tablets will rapidly add firm flesh for thin people. It promises visible weight gain and body filling, urging consumption with meals and noting a guaranteed refund if not satisfied. Targets nervous, undeveloped individuals seeking bodily growth.
Farl Blair Doc Beveridge and E Milligan all from Seattle report a 250 pound black bear killed near Kent just outside the city limits. Blair Beveridge fired the fatal shots after cornering the animal on a road. Milligan arrived with a camera and captured the moment as the bear was brought down.
A Beacon Hill parent school flag ceremony drew arrest of a woman jailed on flag desecration charges. Constable Shannon took her into custody Thursday as she claimed she merely protested US participation in the European war and did not desecrate the flag.
President Earlington of the Chicago Milwaukee system predicts a marked lumber market boom in the Northwest benefiting Seattle during his annual inspection tour. Farlington expects record Middle West crop yields will drive farmers to make large purchases of forest products.
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