City council endorses antiwar resolutions at meeting
At the Wednesday council session, women delegates pressured for an antiwar stance. The resolutions, approved by all but one vote, urged exemptions from military service for conscientious objectors and kept restrictions on Oriental immigration, while endorsing no action on Liberty bonds. The members supported selling farm products to retailers to curb food speculation.
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United States Liberty Loan
Rober Bridges
Port Commission
Enrollment for submarine chasers at Washington Stevedoring
Enrollments for service on submarine chasers will be held Friday and Saturday at the Washington Stevedoring Co offices on the Grand Trunk dock. Bootsmen mates machinists seamen pilots cooks and waiters are sought.
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Washington Stevedoring Co
Grand Trunk Dock
Ordinance Aims to Restrict Women in Dance Halls
Seattle ministers urge a council ordinance based on a public safety committee recommendation. The bill would restrict employment of women under 40 in dance halls shooting galleries arcades and pool rooms, limiting the presence of young women in these venues.
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Seattle
Public Safety Committee
Sealed letter from Malcolm Stuart shocks Mrs Waverly
Dr Virot visits Mrs Waverly with grave news and a sealed package. The moment recalls Malcolm Stuart’s death as Mrs Waverly confronts the letter and the hospital’s tense atmosphere. Dr Atwater’s arrival tempers the scene while Virot seeks counsel about Mr.
To Be Continued A Hospital Scene With Grief and Guidance
A narrator named Margaret endures strain after Mr. Stuart’s death. Dr. Atwater urges rest and urges withdrawal from Dick’s room as Dr. Virot accompanies him back to the hospital. Margaret confronts her pale reflection and prepares to read Malcolm Stuart’s letter, anticipating further revelations.
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Malcolm Stuart
Tiz Foot Glide Promises Relief for Tired Feet
An advertisement touts Tiz as a remedy for tired feet. It claims the product leaves feet feeling fresh and sore-free by reducing pain and burn, even for coins, callouses, and bunions.
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Johnny
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