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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
9
An advertisement argues appendicitis can be avoided by treating indigestion with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It asserts surgery is unnecessary when stomach and bowels are healthy and urges readers to order a 50 cent package or request a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
In Philadelphia on April 4 Anthony Comstock invited Presbyterian ministers to inspect a red covered book he claimed showed vile material from New York. He handed it to a preacher and a sudden puff caused a loud spark, revealing it as a trick book. Comstock then spoke seriously about his anti vice campaign.
A letter questions the coroner's handling of bodies after the Wellington railroad catastrophe. It urges an investigation into alleged public decency breaches and the coroner's office adjunct undertaker links and calls for a city morgue under city authority.
In a fragment from Chicago News an old caption references a French nursemaid leaving due to the baby’s fear of police. A quotation mocks beauty as defense for bad cause while mentioning Manchester Union Force and Horace. The note questions self understanding and clarity.
The body of Daniel McGovern, 44, Seattle transfer firm owner, was found submerged beneath the Northern Pacific trestle near Molgate and Spy Kane Ave. Police suspect accidental drowning after a night out, with a post mortem to follow. McGovern had been divorced from his wife March first and left his transfer papers indicating a late return trip from a bar. He leaves a daughter and three brothers.
Elite census officials report the census effort is hindered by women who resist providing personal details. Dr. C. Conover explains confidentiality and urges Seattle residents to cooperate at depots and boats as census workers collect information essential for the city’s representation and funding.
A string of clipped lines argues workers behind payment and fear over labor. The speaker questions why a young girl smiles and a boy grins, framing harsh views on effort and merit.
A fragmented reflection contrasts harsh manhood and female frankness with cynical viewpoints on teaching and usefulness. The blunt tone suggests social attitudes on gender roles and communication without a clear narrative or event.
At the Chicago national convention Hackney chaired a Kansas caucus urging unit support for Blaine. A rising vote was called then Hackney demanded a show of hands for the negative calling all the 4-4 scoundrels to stand, as reported by the Kanene Daily Journal.
Mise Rosenthal presents demonstration fittings this week at the Stone-Pisher Store. The finest corgetta on exhibition and sale will be fitted by Miss Rosenthal at no extra cost. Demonstration lasts one week and closes next Saturday night.
Loughney extends ten day free Bake Oven Treatments for rheumatic sufferers. Remedy, rooted in nature, claimed to cure rheumatism, developed with chemists and herbal ingredients, offered free with a full course of treatments. Offices in People’s Savings Bank building Second Ave and Pike St, hours 8 am to 6 pm, bending 9 to 12.
The witness H. Buckley leads the fire insurance investigation in New York. Superintendent In W. Hotchkiss heads the state insurance inquiry. Buckley allegedly received thousands from the laws and legislation committee of the board of underwriters to influence Albany laws. The so called yellow pup fund remained largely in his control.
A medicinal ad explains how fermentation and sour stomach cause indigestion and related misery. Pape’s Diapepsin costs 50 cents and promises to regulate an upset stomach within five minutes by digesting any food without discomfort.
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