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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1916
Page
5
Serbians Need Ambulance Unit to Save War Orphans
The Star reports Serbian children rescued to southern France face freezing injuries and disability. An American committee, including Frederick Coudert, seeks $30,000 to establish a hospital unit for the Serbian forces near Salonika. Donations may be sent to the Franco-Serbian Field Hospital Committee of America in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Salonika
Serbia
Frederick Coudert
Franco-Serbian Field Hospital Committee of America
West Thirtieth Street
New York ” City
Congress Record Shows Many Bills Introduced But Few Became Law
The sixty fourth congress saw 17800 bills introduced in the house with 252 enacted into law and 4254 resolutions introduced, 33 adopted. Most measures were not intended to pass, serving campaign or constituent needs, while a large number were tabled or pigeonholed. The article muses on future reforms to curb meaningless bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
United States
Washington
Hughes ignorance on wage needs shocks workingmen
The piece mocks candidate Hughes for ignorance of wage-earners conditions and cost of living. It argues he has shown interest only since seeking the presidency, suggesting he lacks understanding of wages, bread, and housing for workers, while others like Penrose and Smoot eat cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Penrose
Smoot
Perkins
Crane
Mr. Hughes
Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Relief For Ailing Back And Kidneys
An advertisement urges older readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills to ease backache and urinary discomfort due to aging kidneys. It claims no narcotics, cites Seattle users like Mrs. Thos J Ryan of 324 John St, and presents the product as a tonic improving kidney function and reducing weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Seattle
Smugglers Rumor Sparks Isle Tension and Hidden Boats
In a seaside village, whispers claim a famed smuggling ring operates under customs noses. A police launch and a large reward heighten alert as locals discuss the steamer incident, while guests weigh trust and caution among new acquaintances and long travels.
We Visit Mrs. Graham in Distant Neighbors Note
A speaker visits Mrs. Graham in her bare cottage near the village. She rejects the idea of home, laments the ocean, and reveals she is from the South loving warmth, flowers, and trees as summer nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bennett
Harry
Mr. Graham
Edith Campbell
Piano Contest Prize Winners at Ellers Masterhouse
Contest prize winners are offered an extra 10 percent value on credit letters up to 125 dollars when buying from Eilers Masterhouse in Seattle. Credit letters redeemable toward any piano or player piano from Kimball Marshall & Wendell Chickering Decker Storey Clark Cable Steger Hagerton and others. Purchases include flexible terms with weekly payments and no extra charge for the discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellers Loase
Chickering, Decker
Storey & Clark
Cable
Steger
Hagerton
Bilera
Eilers
Prine
Eilers Maasterouse
Third Ave
University At
Seattle
Millers
Stormy night at cottage brings odd visitors and a missing comb
Gabrielle and Elizabeth recall a morning encounter with Gordon Bennett on a damp voyage. A lost ivory comb reels in the water as a storm roars over the cottage. Neighbors gather near the fireplace while Mary Anne returns soaked with fear, reporting a wild night and a man they fear is on the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne
Elizabeth
Gordon Bennett
Gabrielle
Lord Wilfrid
Edith
Big
Africa
Lady Edith
Elsie
Mr. Bennett
Elise
Hotel Gossip Sparks Jewel Theft On Storm Island
On a stormy island morning the party learns Mrs Bundy was robbed of valuable jewels at a crowded hotel. Suspicions fall on a guest list, and Lady Edith contemplates hiding her own keepsakes. Elizabeth suggests using a safe, easing the hostess’s nervousness as the group enjoys a bright, gossip filled morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Campbell
Wilfred
Edith
Yeu
Elizabeth
Lady Edith
Police officer to receive fund for shooting two highwaymen
Attorney Crawford White and Dr. Harry Shaw each contribute five dollars to start a relief fund for Motorcycle Police Officer M. S. Arbogast. Shaw serves as physician for the police relief association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford White
Harry Shaw
M. S. Arbogast
Shaw
Police Relief Association
Debutantes and headlines mix in scattershot humor
A collage of faux debutante banter and Vulgar quips drifts through a miscellany of small town newspaper bits. Brief jokes touch on love, tailor woes, counterfeit money, and casual gossip noting a ball player named Kelly and a street rumor about Fred Seads.
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Craton
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Heshial and
Joy
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Board OF Strategy
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S. D
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