Prisoners to Get U S Food Relief
Americans in German prisoner camps will receive food parcels organized by a Red Cross relief committee led by Ellia L. Dresel from the American legation in Berne. Parcels include 10 pounds of meat and staples, sent three times weekly, with options to send clothing money and letters from families.
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United Preee
Washington
American Red Cross
Ellia L. Dresel
Berne
Switzerland
Fami Hes
Liggett to Command 41st Division at Camp Greene
Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett departs San Francisco for Camp Greene North Carolina to lead the 41st division. He is succeeded as Western Department commander by Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray.
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Liggett
San Francisco
Hunter Liggett
Camp Greene
N. C
Army
Western Department
Arthur Murray
War Widows Must Marry to Fortify Germany's Future Wars
The Crefeld General Anzeiger prints a sensational claim urging widows to remarry promptly to provide recruits for Germany's future defense. It asserts widows lack knowledge and should marry wounded or unfit soldiers, with a National Remarriage Committee handling placements and anonymous adverts targeting hospital-bound men.
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Crefeld
Anzeiger
Germany
National Committee For
He Empire
Suv
Great Hindenburg
Revenue bill cited as argument for suffrage by leaders
United Press dispatch reports suffrage advocates linking the war revenue bill to women voters. Carrie Chapman Catt says wage earning women will pay nearly 4 million dollars in income taxes, highlighting that many educated women and stockholders are taxed without representation in Congress.
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Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congress
Dade of the mime corporations protests suffrage link
A political protest quotes Dade arguing against women’s tax action for war revenue while demanding they be denied any voice in government. He calls passage of the federal suffrage amendment the immediate, just, and inevitable sequel to the war revenue bill.
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Dade
Mime Corporatios
Wholesale milk prices rise set by dealers
Wholesale milk prices increased on Monday following a prior dealers’ announcement. Milk now costs 35 cents per gallon, 10 cents per quart, and 6 cents per pint. The rise will not affect consumers as retailers absorb the difference.
Salesmanship Club Fall Meeting Address Planned
The Salesmanship Club of Seattle opens its fall meetings tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Arctic Building assembly room of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. A. J. Rhodes, president of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, will address the group on The Increased Responsibility of the Salesmen Today.
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Salesmanship Club of
Seattle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Arctic
J. Rhodes
Chamber of Commercce and Commercial Club
Wil
Caruso Struggles Learning The Star Spangled Banner
Helpless to recall the full lyrics, the famed singer Caruso attempted to learn The Star Spangled Banner in a single evening but kept stumbling over the words. The episode highlights the challenges even great performers face with American anthems.
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Caruso
Walkover and More Shoes and Suits Go On Rock-Bottom Sale
H M Rogers Proprietor of the Red Front Clothing Co announces a comprehensive sale in Seattle featuring Walk-Over Florsheim Red Cross and sample shoes with prices as low as 1.48 to 3.48 and suits from 7.65 to 8.95 plus a free hat. The event claims to use 2000 pairs of stock from Portland and runs Wednesday starting 8 AM at 1508 1510 First Avenue just north of Pike Street opposite the Public Market.
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H. M. Rogers
B. Schneider and
Emporium
Larsen-Mueller Shoe Co
Portland
Oregon
Red Front Clothing Co
Seattle
Red Cross
Florsheim
Pse
Griffon
Collegian
Society
Strauss
Ben
Miami
Wen
Geega Teorga
Aqanan
First Avenue
Pike Street
Today's Market Report Vegetables and Produce Prices
A historical market listing shows wholesale prices for vegetables fruits and livestock. Readouts include New and local green celery cantaloupe corn cucumbers lettuce peppers and pears with per dozen or per crate pricing and notes on poultry ducks turkeys hogs and dairy products from various regions and suppliers.
Letters to Cast Thio and Home Remedy Advice
A collection of reader letters includes a tomato conserve recipe with four quarta tomatoes and lemons, plus instructions for a facial preparation using lemon juice and alcohol. Other items address meddling girlfriends and guidance on verifying a fiancé’s past before marriage, urging truth over gossip and caution in trust.
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Miss Grey
Green Tomato Sweet Pickles From Mrs L
A historical kitchen note details making green tomato sweet pickles. Salt one peck green tomatoes overnight, drain. Slice 12 large onions and layer with tomatoes in a granite kettle. Between layers add red peppers brown sugar ground allspice cinnamon and cloves in muslin bags. Boil two pints vinegar until tender.
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Deg
Miss Grey
Dear Miss Grey Column Promises Pimples Relief
A reader recounts years of acne irritation and unreliable medical help then reports a three week simple face treatment. The letter seeks relief advice from Miss Grey in the column.
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Miss Grey
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Pacific Coast Steel Co
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Lever Bros, CO
Cambridge
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