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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

4

Pope Demands Return of Riga and Territory

Rome reports a Vatican statement urging Germany to restore Riga and all Russian territory held by Berlin. The Pope’s peace terms oppose German plans for a Polish kingdom with a regency and condemn moves to limit Matthias Erzberger’s liberties or the Catholic press.

John H. Hearley United Presse Rome Riga Vatican United Press Germany Poland Holy See Matthias Ereberger

Public Safety Committee Recommends Police Budget Increase

The council public safety committee proposes spending 80,300 for the rest of the year to add police salaries. The 30,300 allocation will be applied to dry aquad appropriations.

Public Safety Committee of Council

Democracy in Draft Army at American Lake

Camp Lewis notes a democratic draft army where officers recruit from among the ranks and a university educated man drives as a chauffeur. Lt. Bill Coyle recalls officers reservists at the Presidio training camp predicting a tough but necessary Iron hand. Local draftees show grit and camaraderie as they serve beans and sewer work alongside former colleagues.

American Lake Hy Matt Camp Lewis Canton Lieut Bill Coyle Seattle Coyle Presidio

Johnson’s Dictionary Earnings Revealed for Samuel Johnson

Cynthia Grey’s Letters recounts Samuel Johnson completing the first of its kind dictionary after seven years. He received 1600 guineas, about 7500 dollars, from which he paid clerks who aided in the work.

Miss Grey Samuel Johnson

Curtain choices for French doors and teen dancing guidance

Reader asks whether to curtain French doors between rooms and where to hang them. Advice suggests a dainty net with matching drapes on the dining room side. Another question about 15 and 16 year olds dancing in public halls. guidance notes circumstances, supervision, and accompanying adults affect acceptance.

Mine Grey Mica Grey Edna and Louise

Margaret Sidney Still Living at The Wayside Concord

June notes Margaret Sidney real name Harriett Mulford Lothrop remains alive and resides at The Wayside in Concord Massachusetts. The residence once belonged to Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Miss Grey Margaret Sidney Harriett Mulford Lothrop

Hair Curl Formula and Hair Color Question

A reader asks if the last week's hair curling formula will color blonde hair. The reply: no it will not affect any shade, and the instruction is to seal the result.

Misa Grey

Shouldn't Take Too Many Dances

Billie advises a private or club dance etiquette. An escort should not take more than five dances with one partner, allowed to take the first and last dances and two or three in between. The young girl prefers dancing with other friends and asks for three or four dances.

Miss Grey Billie

King Learns to Play Cards in Holy Land History

The article traces playing cards from early origins in chess concepts. It notes King Edward I of England learned to play in the Holy Land as early as 1278 and states cards were introduced in France in 1493.

King Holy Land Miss Grey Edward I England France

Missing Yesler marriage certificate turned in

A friend found a Yesler marriage certificate and asks Miss Grey to locate the owner through The Star. The document is kept in the finder’s Star Building office at 1309 Seventh Ave. The owner can reclaim by proper identification.

Miss Grey Yesler F. W.N Star Building Seventh Ave

Dr James A Francis to Speak on What the United States Stands For

The fighting parson of Los Angeles, Dr James A Francis, will address the Sunday club at the YMCA in Seattle this Sunday at 3 pm. The talk titled What the United States Stands for in This War will be part of efforts to entertain the 8 000 soldiers in the city over the weekend.

United States James A. Francis Los Angeles Sunday Club Seattle

Lux soap ad proclaims silk safe with no rubbing

A 1920s style Lux advertisement claims silk underwear stays lovely when washed with Lux flakes. It argues Lux avoids alkali and rubbing, prevents yellowing and roughening, melts in hot water, and suits delicate fabrics. Available from grocers and Lever Bros Co Cambridge MA.

Lux Lever Bros. Co Cambridge Mass

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