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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1918
Page
5
A burglar believed responsible for a basement fire after entering an absent owner's home on 1904 Ave. Neighbors saw flames and smoke, and firefighters arrived to extinguish the blaze. Several articles were stolen. Also noted, A. H. Hempler of City died at home on 4827 Ave. 8.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a remedy to improve digestion and relieve symptoms such as bad breath sour stomach and coated tongue. It emphasizes enjoying life and avoiding bilious illness by using the product.
An old health note promotes drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of lime phosphate each morning. It claims the mix neutralizes stomach waste and toxins, cleanses the liver and bowels, and freshens the skin. The piece suggests consistent daily use and cites limestone phosphate as inexpensive and nearly tasteless.
John Masefield famed English poet and war writer speaks tonight at Plymouth Congregational under Seattle Press club auspices with Drama League of America in attendance. He arrives from the war zone where he has served as historian for the English government and has published works on the war with more in progress.
Police scoured the city Tuesday for three of six men who escaped Monday night from the city stockade. William Willard Plackie Chandler and Ray Elliott were captured early Tuesday. Escape was by sawing steel bars from a cell window and climbing a 12 foot fence with a hook and rope. They were held for medical treatment and likely aided from outside, with a 400 foot missing telephone line near the stockade.
Forty three names have been filed for examination for enlistment as mechanical engineers in the ordnance department. The examinations occurred Tuesday in room 409 of the county city building.
An April 2 report from Butte notes a severe cold wave and a biting wind driving temperatures below zero, creating harsh conditions for residents and daily activities.
W H Merritt aged 70 died Monday at his Boston street home 1171 EF. He came to Seattle nine years ago and leaves a widow two sons F T Merritt local attorney and Dr W D Merritt a naval surgeon and a daughter Mrs C O Fanberg.
A New Yorker with long experience writes on banishing tobacco or snuff habits quickly with delightful benefit. Edward J. Woods offers his book free by mail. health improves after craving is conquered. Calmness tranquil sleep clear eyes normal appetite good digestion strong memory and vigor follow.
United States launches Children's Year to reduce infant mortality and improve welfare. Chief of the Children's Bureau highlights goals including prenatal care, better milk supply, public health nursing, and safe home conditions. New Zealand’s Plunket program cited as a model. Dr. Trudy King to contribute a five-part series in tomorrow's Star.
Plans to open five baby clinics in Seattle under a national defense drive, aiming to boost child welfare and set up local services. No dates yet. 45 states have quotas and 11 million women in the movement will assist from communities to aid normal child development and periodic health checks through clinics and conferences.
The article explains anemia or thin blood causes pale membranes and reduced healing. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a toning remedy to strengthen nerves increase appetite and red color in lips. It advertises free books Building Up the Blood and What to Eat and How to Eat and notes the pills cost 50 cents per box with six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
A long list of discounted apparel and accessories including night shirts, pajamas, shirts, socks, gloves, handkerchiefs, ribbons, vanity cases, lace trimmings, hats, coats, dresses, and children's wear. Items are labeled by number with varied prices and sizes, featuring Madras, silk, linen, wool, and corded fabrics, plus footwear and corsets from multiple makers. The catalog emphasizes broken sizes, limited stock, and special sale pricing.
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