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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
5
An abrupt sequence unfolds after gunfire in a building. A man confronts an assailant, shots are fired, and hospital actions follow as characters react with urgency and concern for a wounded figure. A doctor named Le Moyne is linked to the shooting and subsequent medical response.
In a tense hospital scene, Dr. Ed faces a dire decision as Max wilson hangs between life and death. Sidney clings to hope while the staff rally and Edwardes is found to perform the risky repair, with K supporting her and promising to stay by.
Peter Rabbit learns Dear Me and Phoebe the Flycatcher nest under a bridge on Laughing Brook. Dear Me explains they prefer water access to avoid the prowling Black Pusey cat and to stay near food, while planning to reunite with Chebee the Least Flycatcher at the Old Orchard.
Mendelssohn's Pujah will be interpreted by the Seattle Pacific College chorus Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the college auditorium at Third Ave. W. and Nicholson St. Directed by W. W. Cathey. Soloists Mrs A T Couthey soprano Mary A Cathey contralto Robert Lelse tenor and Wilson Cathey bass in concert.
Perth Amboy New Jersey woman Martha Stanislawski recalls three years of severe female troubles including back pain dizziness and faint spells. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and urges others to try it as a grand remedy for women's ills.
Mrs Clara Mee, matron of Seattle's first orphans home, died in Alberta at 74. A Seattle resident for 40 years, she remained active in Plymouth Congregational church work. The Western Washington Spiritualists' chautauqua opens Thursday night at Knights of Pythias hall First Ave and Pike St with speakers Rev Edward K Earle Rev EK Robbins and Dr J L Elmore. The event is open to the public.
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