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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
5
The No Emergency Food Garden Committee urges gardeners to finalize plans for fall and winter ground use in 1918. Map a two year garden on paper, group tall crops on the north side, plant east-west rows, and rotate crops to improve soil. Decide seed needs now as spring demand will be high, with a 100 foot crop table listing beans to squash amounts and packets for various vegetables.
An antiseptic inhaler called Hyomei is marketed as a pocket size remedy for catarrh bronchitis sore throat and colds. The package includes an inhaler and bottle of Hyomei and is sold by Bartell Drug and other druggists with extra bottles available if needed.
University of Washington faculty will lecture draft ed men at Camp Lewis on English history geology chemistry and physics. The program, held at Y M C A canteen number 1, drew a large soldier audience and was called highly satisfactory by Prof F E Cox. Dean Priest noted the effort needed by university staff who must stay past 4 p m to teach and return after midnight. President Wilson’s conference with brotherhood presidents produced a pledge that there will be no nationwide railroad strike during the war and wage considerations will be addressed within non excessive limits.
A portion of the Soldiers and Sailors club at Fourth Ave and Cherry will open Saturday to provide sleeping accommodations for visiting men. The formal opening is set for December 1 at 7 30 o clock.
Janet and Lydia Blumenthal, daughters of Daniel Blumenthal former mayor of Comar, escaped German occupation with aid from their father. They hid in woods, helped him reach Switzerland, and crossed the border as war broke out. Now they seek support for Alsace Lorraine’s return to France.
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