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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1919

Page

12

Deserters by air disturb the Swiss frontier

Special to The Star by N. E. A. reports Geneva in quandary over Austrian and Italian soldiers who desert across the Swiss frontier by airplane. Aircraft spotted are held, but the deserters remain at large as Switzerland grapples with the issue.

Geneva Switzerland

How to Make a Toilet Cream at Home

A simple home recipe yields a thick antiseptic greaseless cream to soften skin and prevent chapping. Mix one ounce glycerine with powdered grexite, add a pint of water, and bottle. The cheap cream soothes skin after shaving and guards against tan and sunburn.

Unemployment Drops Across Twelfth District With Labor Demand Rise

The Federal Reserve report shows unemployment down in all Twelfth District areas except Utah with labor markets near bottom and rising demand for farm laborers and shipyard workers. Oregon has little unemployment. California faces a surplus shrinking as farm labor and building trades pick up. Utah Nevada Idaho report variances with water shortages and agriculture affected. Seattle hosts a large War Camp Community Service hotel housing thousands of veterans while noting historic use and recovery.

San Francisco United Press Federal Reserve District Utah Federal Reserve Bank Rock Bottom Oregon California Nevada Idaho Pacific Northwest Arizona New York City Seattle War Camp Community Service Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club Fourth Ave Cherry St Frederick & Nelson First Ave Madison St County Court House Soldiers Ore’ Club National Service City Health de Ent France Germany

City Council urged to connect car line with 35th Ave

Robby G. Banta Forest Lawn cemetery manager calls for inspection of a proposed bus route linking with existing lines. He suggests council members ride the route with a market basket of provisions and a baby to feel the burdens on steep hill trails from Alaska Street to Morgan Street, noting no room for a baby buggy.

35Th Ave Robby G. Banta Forest Lawn Cemetery California Ave Ranta Alaska St Morgan St

Mothers' Congress Conference Opens in Santa Cruz

The California congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers associations opens a two day session in Santa Cruz. Delegates will address post war problems affecting children and home such as child workers. National and state speakers, plus receptions and excursions, are planned.

Santa Cruz Cal United Press California Congress of Mothers Parent- Teachers’ Associations

British Blimp to Carry 200 Tons

Professor J W Miller of the University of Washington spoke to the American Society of Civil Engineers on the development of civil aeronautics. He described the British giant airship under construction that will cruise 20000 miles at 50 miles an hour and carry passengers or freight up to 200 tons.

J. W. Miller Department of Aeronautics University of Washington American Society of Civil Engineers Engineers’ Club Miller

Mutual Business Men's Club Holds Second Season Event

The Colonial theatre hosted the Mutual Business Men's club event with vaudeville stunts, movies, ice cream, and doughnuts on Monday night. Club president C Renner and other members gave addresses. the club represents 170 Beattie business organizations.

Mutual Business Men's Club Colonial Theatre C. Renner Beattie

Boldt's French Pastry Shops Featured in City Notices

Uptown bakery Boldt's French Pastry operates at 1414 3rd Avenue while another outlet is listed downtown at 913 2nd Avenue. The fragment notes nearby storefronts and suggests a local coverage of business locations.

Boldt

Foley's Honey and Tar Croup Relief Promises Nighttime Peace

A sobering warning about croup at nightfall shifts to a comforting claim that Foley's Honey and Tar wards off the threat and clears choking phlegm. A testimonial from Mrs. Ben Meyerink of Clymer New York asserts the remedy stopped croup promptly, and the product is advertised as available everywhere.

Foley Ben Meyerink Clymer N. Y Urgency Laboratories West 47Th St New York City

Hair Washing Care for Lustrous Hair

The article advises careful washing to prevent hair damage from alkali in soaps and shampoos. It promotes emulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure, greaseless, and superior, requiring one or two teaspoons to cleanse hair and scalp, producing rich lather and easy rinse. It asserts benefits of soft scalp, fine silky hair, and affordability for family use.

Latona School May Fete Planned With Royal Pageant

Latona school plans its annual May fete on the Fifth Ave N E 42nd playfield Thursday evening. About 250 pupils perform as nymphs fairies and allegorical figures Ruth Mitchell is named Queen of the May Proceeds go to the French orphans fund and the Latona school girls athletic fund.

Latona School Fifth Ave N. FE Ruth Mitchell Latona School Girls’ Athletic Fund

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