Wonderful foot drug promises painless corn removal
An advertisement touts Freezone and a compound called Treetone from a Cincinnati inventor. A quarter ounce costs little and promises to ease tender corns or calluses with drops that instantly relieve soreness and allow lifting the corn with fingers. No skin irritation is claimed as the corns shrivel away.
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Archbishop Moves Belgian Aid To Tears On Fourth Of July
Arch bishop delivers a stirring Fourth of July address pledging American resolve to restore Belgium and defend democracy. Belgian general Leclercq, mission head Monelwar, and others wept as they embraced the churchman, praising U S aid and the Belgian resistance against German invasion. The crowd shared in the emotion, affirming belief that the Star Spangled Banner will endure and that 100 million Americans stand ready to lay down their lives for humanity.
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Belgian aid praised as parade schedule mapped across cities
General Leclercq lauded Belgian generosity amid suffering, while King Albert’s support was acknowledged by the Northwest public. The itinerary of a prominent delegation stretched from Minneapolis to Spokane, then through Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and other western cities into July, detailing stops and travel gaps.
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Labor Shortage on the Pacific Coast Report
Russ Hall of the Tacoma Tigers says every man who wants work can find it in Seattle and Tacoma as shipbuilding booms. Workers face wage pressures and gender shortages while demand outstrips supply, hurting attendance at the tall park.
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Opening bill charms patrons at People's Hippodrome
The program pleased yesterday as The Paws of the Bear drew praise for its strong production. The Six Harvards and the vaudeville acts showcased versatility with Newell and Most impressing audiences. Joe Roles and Bedford and Diner delivered popular acts while Pathe Weekly and Universal comedy complemented the program. Josephine Marie Maloney, 19, died yesterday at home. survived by mother Margaret, brothers Patrick and James, sister Mrs. Mary Anderson. The funeral will be Friday at the family residence. time to be announced.
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Death of NYE Joseph Nyland at 30 Kemper avenue
Joseph Nyland aged 38 a longtime resident of But died yesterday at his home at 30 Kemper avenue He leaves a wife and three children Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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War News From Europe and Sailor Ballad Mix in Dispatches
AP correspondence reports heavy fighting across western and eastern fronts with Austro German forces repulsed near Rheims while French troops struck first moves east of the Meuse. British and Italian actions included raids on the English coast and Carso, with Austrian attacks checked. A verse piece titled Davy Jones narrates sea rovers and the grim toll of life at sea.
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Shallow craft boat used by exploration party
A shallow-water motorboat bought for the Sound for South America expedition sits with a draft of seven inches. With fifteen passengers it draws about ten inches. The twenty-eight foot craft has an eight foot beam and is expected to operate in shallow streams.
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Hhoat
A Big Year in Mineral Resource Strain 1918
The year 1918 is said to have taxed mineral resources in the United States to a greater extent than ever before. Extensive demand challenged production across industries, with suppliers adapting to wartime needs and shifting supply chains amid global upheaval.
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Life in a Nutshell and J Freethy Dies
Joseph Freethy, 50, died yesterday morning at his home 28% Pacific Street after a lingering illness. A native of Butte and longtime Montana resident, he was known as a champion rider and took part in many events. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and one brother. Funeral arrangements have been made with Mr. and Mrs. George Woodworth of Wisdom visiting friends.
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