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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
7
Uric Acid Causes Rheumatism Warns Advertiser
An advertisement touts that uric acid from diet and fast living causes rheumatism and related symptoms. It promotes Marshmallow Compound as a solvent to remove uric acid and restore kidney and nerve function, claiming long experience and thousands of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieeh
Swale defends Legion stance amid mayoral campaign
Thomas N. Swale former state commander of the American Legion and campaign manager for Walter F. Meier responds to an open letter from Legion members criticizing him for backing unionist and exclusionary positions. He asserts his neutrality and defends Meier’s support for soldiers bonuses and anti-Japanese policy while denouncing attempts to politicize the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Swale
American Legion
Walter F. Meier
Bruce Methregor
Guy M. Parmeile
W. B. Brown
D. L. Granger
Johny R. Dean
American Legson
Meier
Americans Legion
Eip
Legion
Seldiers
Beattie
Walter Peter
Siwaye
Will Way
Seattle Post No. 18
Stephen BF
Chadwick
C, W, Ardery
Race for Council- No. 5 Ht. Clare Candidate on City Hall
Candidate Clifford H. Clark campaigns in a race for council seats, touting a single-term pledge, support from business associates church members and union labor, and a plan to cut streetcar fares while policing utilities and city hall practices. He emphasizes hearings before purse strings and completion of Skagit project units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Clark
Commission
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
I Petiting Elze Unique
Skagit
Call & Bait
William A. Jackson Offers Latest Dance Instructions
Prof. William A. Jackson of New York City, head of the Hippodrome corps of instruction, will teach all the latest steps at his studio. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Jackson
New York City
Corps of Instructure
Hippodrome
Fifth and University
Wisconsin native seeks Seattle city post on public insight
A 66 year old Wisconsin native living in Seattle proposes joint city hall reform. He recalls past jobs in Armour's butter and egg department and a 14th Street business venture. He pledges transparency and asserts the city hall is divided and over spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Becond Ave
Seattle
Armour
Western Ave
Harmony lodge to open at new Moose hall Tuesday night
Harmony Lodge No. 1743 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold opening exercises at its new meeting place the Moose hall at Eighth Avenue and University Street Tuesday night. A large class will be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Lodge
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Moose Hall
University
William Campbell Dies at 19 After Fire Fight
William Campbell, 19, a Beattie native and volunteer firefighter who helped battle the 1499 blaze, died at his home in Seattle Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Beattie
Seattie Friday
Frederick Arnold
Seattle
Chicago
Mise H Rosena Arnold
10Th Ave
N. B
Arnold
Cobbler’s
Dancing lessons and steam engine inventor noted in ad
James Watt credited with steam engine invention suffers chronic headache. Ad lists Fifth and University chrome and suggests you can dance anywhere. Prof William A Jackson of New York City teaches latest stage and ballroom steps with Tele phone Elliott $187.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watt
What Men Admire Most in Women Is Perfect Health
An advertisement from Bakersfield California promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic to combat weakness nervousness and insomnia. Mrs. J. Stingley testifies it rebuilt her strength and vitality after poor health urging readers to buy tablets or liquid or mail 16 cents for a trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Mra. J. Stingley
Dr. Merce’s
Dr. Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo
Gine Pills Advertised Cure for Rheumatism
The ad claims Gine Pills banish rheumatic pain and acid cause by rheumatism. It promises relief for feet hands arms and back and suggests the product will prevent further illness. A box is offered for sale at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
James the Nerve
Gino Pille Promoted at Beattie Druggists
Brand Gino Pille advertised as recommended and sold in Beattie by Bartell Drug Stores Swift's Pharmacy and other reliable local druggists at Bey ond and Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Bartell Drug Stores
Swift's Pharmacy
Corner Beyond
Pike
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