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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

6

Try Bisulated Magnesia for Stomach Trouble

A persuasive health notice promotes bisulated magnesia as a remedy for stomach trouble caused by acid indigestion. It claims rapid neutralization of stomach acid, relief from fermenting food, wind, heartburn, and bloating, and asserts long term safety when symptoms persist.

Confessions of a Wife Mr Trent Must Go A Journey

Mrs Trent and Dick discuss Mr Trent's sudden journey to seek his attorney. The will leaves remainder in trust to Jim with income to Mrs Trent for life, then division between Dick and Mollie’s children. Dick questions his mother’s reaction to the absence as Mr Trent books travel and warns of a quick return. The scene ends with a hopeful farewell and a wartime thrift stamp appeal.

Mr. Trent Mother Trent Mollie Jim Trent

Love Miser Bride Freed From Three Husbands in One Week

Edna Metcalf a San Francisco girl of eleven who wed Edward Reese Jack Overstreet and Louis Linkowski within weeks then sought annulments. The trio of husbands pursued divorce as juvenile authorities halted the marriages and brought her back to San Francisco for court action. Binet tests cited show her mentally above normal and a musical prodigy.

Edna Metcalf San Francisco Cal Reese Ovérstreet Linkowscki Miss Metcalf Edward Reese Jack Overstreet U. S. Marine Louis Linkowski Seattle Ensign Reeve Jack Louisa Binet

Not Worth While to Cultivate Him Dear Miss Grey

A reader outlines a failed date with a forgetful companion who later rationalizes the lapse. The adviser counsels ending the friendship, calling the man careless and indifferent to obligations.

Miss Grey Eleanor

Gall Stone Relief Without Operation Claims Woman’s Trial

Mrs Helena Bohner of Laurelville Ohio reports seven years of stomach pain and undiagnosed gall stones eased after using Fruitola and Traxo from Pinus Laboratories. She took five bottles of Fruitola and one Traxo and now feels much better, stating no operation is needed for gall stones. The remedies are marketed without prescription and claim to disintegrate stones and rebuild the system, with a booklet available by mail.

Helena Bohner Laurelville Ohio Frustola Traxo Pinus Laboratories Monticello Illinois

Soldier Seeks Moratorium to Redeem Sheriff Sold Property

Frank Hanford private in the national army at Camp Lewis petitions for an order preserving his right to redeem property sold to satisfy an $8,086.83 judgment secured by R. J. Cameron in a mortgage foreclosure. This marks the first use of the soldiers and sailors civil relief act by an enlisted man here. The usual redemption period ends after one year.

Frank Hanford Hanford National Army Camp Lewis R. J. Cameron

A Glimpse of Criminal Men Masked by Respectability

The passage portrays a class that views all women as easy prey and believes themselves irresistible. It urges ignoring them as if unaware of their existence, since being seen by their odious kind would be the deepest humiliation.

Mies Grey Claire

Lansing Won't Testify in Hindu Plot Trial

In San Francisco on April 11 Judge Van Fleet refused to compel Secretary of State Lansing to testify for Ram Chandra and six other Hindu revolt defendants. The judge said Lansing is too busy and lacks direct knowledge of the case.

San Francisco Lansing van Fleet Ram Chandra

Changes Demanded in U S Aviation Corps

The senate military affairs committee urged removing aircraft production from the signal corps and placing it under one presidentially appointed executive officer responsible to the president. The move comes after charges that officials misrepresented aviation progress and misled the public.

Washington Senate Military Affairs Committee Signal Corps

Railways Seek More Men for France Service

Seattle office of the British and Canadian recruiting mission reports authorities demand additional volunteers for railway construction and railway operating corps in France.

Seattle France

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