The Seattle Star dated January 19, 1923

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The paper with a 15,000 daily circulation lead over its nearest competitor The Seattle Star ant. by Mall, $0 to 99 WEATHER

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FACTS ABOUT POSLAM FOR SKIN-SUFFERERS | much—-they anything you ® clear, bea! day night jave, W | Jured. ‘5 + | Pine at 5 53

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THE SEATTLE STAR | Cynthia Grey: } a Q + ' Second Main Girls Condemn Law That Would Compel Them to Avenueat - Ou Wit 6720...

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MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU GRUNBAUM BROS GIXTH AVE. Scéeeen PIKE oad PINE January Clearance Sale Ends Tomo rrow Night One

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“We have rot , a solemn m it sentimen ‘ sou appear rees ¢ taxal Tf this temisiatur Taxation s that it car Mburdien mow...

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928. Flashes BOY KILLED BY AUTO TACOMA, 19.—Richard Mer, Syearold son of Mr. and Mrs Paul A. Jasmer, was

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THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928. |Convicts Crazed INDI ANS LOSE '19-Foot Python Is |French Suffragists | |Cow With

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FRIDAY NUARY 19, 1923. PAGE 9 THE SEATTLE STAR Rippe’s Cafe OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODA ‘The new home of Rippe's Cafe ts the...

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THE SEATTLE STAR January Clearance Sales at The Bon Marché “Clear Shelves for Stock-Taking” Greater Reductions Throughout the

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SEATTI WASI HOODED MURDER (cc , PLOT IS BARED Whole Family Threatened by Terror Band ) SLAYER WRITES VICTIM'S SONS COUE CURE

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2h sta i iit Cs trea Mr. and Mrs. Frink Plan Dinner for Travelers; Mrs. Collins to Enter- tain. . AND MRS, GERALD FRINK wit

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THE SKYLINE OF SPRUCE By EDISON MARSHALL Copyright, 1922, Little, Brown & Company...

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PAGE 14 THE SEATT History is the mighty Tower of Experience, which Time has built amidst the endleds fields of bygone ages.

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THE SEATTLE ees ecw es ED VET 9 ane "$50 IN CASH PRIZES IF YOU CAN FIND THE MISSING LETTERS IT PAYS TO READ THE ADS Prizes

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| _ PAGE 16 ECRETED MONEY IN LOST WAGO) NEW YORK.—rrank Fax report | Ri robbers had driven off with his "Wagon, tn which he

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- . . - -_ . ER een eae gare ae eS TS TO IT a = ’ FRIDAY, JAN JARY 19, ; ' J PAGE 17 —. Business Is Unchecked GRAIN PRICES

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BY LEO H. LASSEN how good is Floyd Johnson, the former Coast boy, over big in New York rings? This is the question that Tommy

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 19 0 MALE AND FEMALE Hr 45 MISCELLANPOUS—ProOR SALB 6 AUTOMO LES Por SALE @

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FORMING FARM T SENATE BLOC, TOBACCO TAX BILL PLANNED |$250,000 Wheat Aid Bill iit | P MOTHER! BREAK CHILD'S COLD a be sure to