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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
6
The article reports on ongoing Liberty Loan campaigns led by A. L. Hawley and J. A. Swalwell urging faster subscriptions. It lists Oregon and Washington communities that have met quotas, notes intercity leaders and totals, and cites San Francisco and Portland figures with large bond purchases by notable names.
A春 medicine combination promises restoration for impure blood and exhausted systems. Hood's Saraparilla and Peptiron target rheumatism scrofula and humors while boosting appetite digestion sleep. Hood's Pills aid torpid liver tongue coating and bowel troubles, working gently with the tonics.
Fraser-Paterson displays new Warner Corsets with dozens of colors including stripes plains checks and plaids. A durable polka dotted pink model for average figures features elastic back support lace trim and four pairs of suspenders priced 2.50. Second floor display.
Official Seattle report states the taxi strike by 44 drivers of the Seattle Taxicab & Transfer company remains unresolved. Neal H. Begley presented a $10,000 annual increase request, which the company cannot meet. The firm had previously raised wages from $3.00 to $3.26 in January, not the $3.50 previously claimed.
Elk City Oklahoma April 10 Willam Madison Hicks exminister and socialist lecturer. He was taken from police by a mob of 100 citizens and tarred and feathered. Hicks was ordered to leave the county for alleged propaganda against Liberty Bonds.
A veteran city druggist argues Nine times out of ten the best remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble is a teaspoonful of Hinesia or two to three Serain tablets in hot water after meals or when pain occurs. He cites physician practice and letters claiming immediate relief, notes a satisfaction guarantee, and that pharmacists back the guarantee.
A description notes that many women suffer nervousness sick headache dizzy spells and sex related ailments and asserts that relief follows a few doses of a certain remedy.
An advertisement promotes four ounces of ordinary equid arvon to dissolve dandruff by nightly scalp rubbing. It claims that by morning most or all dandruff disappears and three or four more applications destroy every sign. The ad also promises relief from itching and dryness and glossy hair, with liquid arven available at drug stores.
A wartime editorial recounts American pioneers like Edison and the Wright brothers and contrasts German propaganda. It cites a Belgian mother hiding children from a German soldier who later kills both families, then delivers a grim message about German “gentlemanly” conduct and calls on Americans to stand proud and return with courage.
Chicago April 10 Attorney Frank Nebeker said evidence shows the I W W plans to rename to Knights of the Stars and Stripes to foster patriotic sentiment.
An advertisement promotes Staynes as the place for a reliable watch, located next to the Liberty Theatre. The notice highlights dependable timepieces and positions the store beside a known cinema venue.
A display features crepe gowns with low necklines and kimono sleeves. The model shows gowns in white and pink with floral patterns in sizes 15 16 and 17 priced at 1.50 each.
Obituary for Mrs Carrie Goetz at Providence hospital. Protests filed against Renton Hill stable maintenance with Corporation Counsel Hugh Caldwell. Patriotic service planned at Trinity Parish next Sunday. Mrs Mary A Hubbard dies at 2414 Tenth Ave NW. UW Chinese language enrollment reaches seven. British American Relief association to hold monthly draw Friday. Theft of a full load of lumber reported from 24th Ave S. E. Incident leaves Miss Hidlen Monroe seriously injured after skidding car on North Trunk Road. Inquest postponed for Alaska mining man murder near Skagit river. no drugs found in stomach. Naval training head Commander Miller Freeman spoke at Municipal League. Yakima report on R A O’Brien enlisting with the Americans in British Rangers.
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