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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1922

Page

11

Funeral services for John G Nolop at family residence

Funeral services for 83 year old John G Nolop, Civil War veteran and Seattle resident for 49 years, will be held at 5300 Kenyon Place at 2 pm Saturday. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Jack St Marie and son Charlies G Nolop of Seattle. Members of Stevens Post No 1 G A R will attend the services.

John G. Nolop Seattle Kenyon Place Nolop Stevens Jack St. Marie Charlies G. Nolop

Prominent gambler dialogue in old town paper

In a rustic street scene, Mr Thompson hears a wager prompt. Sam admits losing money in a crap game and describes a black dice partner as educated yet claiming ignorance, while the other man questions loyalty and honesty.

Mr. Thompson

Protests Over Unauthorized Use of Name in Political Ad

Ralph Douglas of Ralph Douglas & Co denounces a paid ad by the Hearth Advisory Council and the Washington Union League that used his name without authorization. He states he supported Bolo club candidates and was not a member of the League, nor did the Beattie Advisory Council endorsements represent him.

Star Washington Union League Hearth Advisory Council Ralph Douglas Ralph Douglas & Co, Inc Heatthe Advisory Council Beattie Advisory Council Garrett Bolo Club Seattle Advisory Council Penrose U. S. Senate

Mysteries of Radio Explored by Expert Duncan

Radio expert RK L Duncan outlines how weak signals reach the world as receiving gear improves. He warns amateurs to obtain first class authorization, pass code tests, and study regulations before transmitting. The penalty for unlicensed operation is a $600 fine and equipment seizure. Receiving alone requires no license.

United States Government Printing Offices Washington Vissta Po Bureau of Navigation

Diapepsin Claims Quick Stomach Relief

Magazine ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin claiming immediate and lasting relief for indigestion. It says over a million users in the US and England rely on the remedy and guarantees no sour rising belching or heartburn within five minutes. Advertising copy urges readers to buy a sixty cent case from their druggist.

United States England Pape

Joyner Drug Co. Ad Announces Tonic Bottles Direct Sales

The Joyner Drug Co. promotes a great tonic and blood builder available in 1.00 and 2.00 bottles at all drug stores or direct order via mail from Spokane. This advertisement urges readers to buy the product through local stores or mail direct.

P. P Joyner Drug Co Spokane

Tiz relieves tired feet with lasting comfort

Ad claims Tiz dissolves acids causing puffiness and relieves corns blisters bunions while dancing or standing long hours. It promises restful foot comfort, reduced shoe tightness, and happier feet, urging readers to buy from any druggist or department store.

Missing Relatives Seeker Notice Appeals for Contacts

The Mtar invites readers to aid in finding missing relatives of friends. Citizens with knowledge of listed individuals are asked to report to The Star, or to reproduce the notice in other papers. Names include William Lawton Jr, Robert Carlson, Severt Olsen, Eugene Banks, F C Pedersen, the Johnson family, William Sausbury, Delashmint, and others with last-seen locations in Seattle and vicinity.

Mtar Thetar Thie Colume

An Aid to Wearing This Season's Fashions

This advertisement proposes a simple method to remove facial hair using powdered delatone mixed with water. Apply to the hairy area, wait about two minutes, then rub off and wash to erase all trace of hair. Warns to ensure the product is in its original packaging to avoid disappointment.

Missing Connections in Rail and Longshore Links

Notices seek missing relatives and colleagues connected to the International Longshoremen's Association and railroad work. Names include Paul F. Michael Beattie Illinois. J E Irby Seattle. Oscar Alonzo Moore Beattie area. Harry B. Getty seeking son Mary Getty. Burton Rhyney Walville Laimber Co brakeman killed while coupling cars.

PE Els Burton Rhyney Walville Laimber Co

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