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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1917
Page
9
The passage recalls a half century of conflict and sacrifice, reflecting on soldiers families and civilians enduring war. It links vivid scenes of parting, love, children, and devotion to the enduring call of duty and right. It ends by noting Bob Ingersoll’s near half century old writing aligns with these themes.
New York and other cities face milk shortages and rising prices. Distributors blame producers while officials consider municipal depots to cut costs. Consumers face quart prices up to 16 cents as debates over monopoly and efficiency continue.
The Winter Palace in Petrograd, a massive red complex on the Neva, is described as a symbol of autocracy and a perpetual madhouse. Russell’s account notes its vast size, 6000 resident capacity, and a famous ball attended by about 3000 guests while visiting with the official American commission.
The text announces a dentist named Bowin J. Brown relocating to 104 Columbia Street Seattle at First and Columbia. He vows not to raise prices despite wartime costs and aims to expand practice amid growing business, while a chaotic London palace description follows with critical historical musings.
United Press analysis states Italy fights on versus German Austrian thrusts at Verdun and along the Italian front. It notes difficult communications, mountainous terrain, and that Italy has repelled initial blows while sustaining fewer losses and concentrating reserves. No extreme pessimism yet despite advances.
In a brisk letter, dD. T. Freeburg questions the idea that patriotism is used to justify higher prices and labor actions. He argues fires of German influence are invoked against consumers while unions and companies rally behind patriotic excuses, urging a clear distinction between national sentiment and economic leverage.
James Dolan a longtime King County resident since 1869 died Monday at his home 1226 Be Madison Ave after an illness of over a year. Funeral services will be held at St James Cathedral conducted by Collins Bros undertakers at 1 pm Wednesday.
Claims rapid relief from grippe symptoms with a two hour dosing cycle and three doses to clear head and nose. Advertises painless tasting, no inconvenience, and low cost at drug stores, warning against substitutes.
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