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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1904
Page
5
A candid testimonial asserts the heart pump relies on strong nerves and claims De Miles Heart Cure feeds and strengthens heart nerves and muscles. The ad-style text touts energizing effects, links weak nerves to breath and chest symptoms, and urges trying the first bottle with a money back claim.
The wedding of Florence Vanderbit Twombly elder daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Twombly and William A M Burden son of Mr and Mrs Townsend Burden was held at St Thomas church in the afternoon with Ruth Twombly as maid of honor and J Townsend Burden Jr as best man. A large reception followed at the Fifth Avenue home of the bride's parents.
Police chief to pass on licenses under new rules aimed at closing disorderly saloons. Bowen urges reports from police before renewals. inspectors to ensure filings three weeks prior. Local liquor dealers’ group backs Mayor Magers policy to shutter saloon boxes and crime hubs while supporting James Weir for reelection.
Mr and Mrs C R Helper of Columbia learned yesterday of their son Roy Helper's death during the Spanish American War after his personal effects arrived from the Washington quartermaster depot. Enlisting under the name Smith to obscure his service, he served with Company C Thirty fifth Infantry and was captured and murdered by Filipinos in Northern Luzon during a scouting party.
The Southern Supply & Machinery Dealers association opened its annual meeting at the Hotel Chamberlain. Attendees from Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Dallas Knoxville Charleston and other Southern cities attend the largest convention yet. The event runs through Friday. Philadelphia hosts the Reform Church home missionary board meeting with members from multiple states.
In Washington on April 16 Madam Leger wife of Haitian minister and her sister Mise Louise Rourke occupy a distant niche in diplomacy and society. They are educated and Paris trained but of mixed blood, receiving few invitations while included in official events and at least one dinner hosted by a secretary.
Dr. ER Johnson, physician in charge at the Wayside Mission hospital, is asked to retire April 15 amid friction with directors. Dr. Walter Brerty will assume leadership with Dr. M. Brerty as assistant. Disputed authority and hospital ownership are cited as reasons for the resignation request.
A sensational prospectuses a patent germ killer Liquosone claiming to destroy germs throughout the body without harming beneficial bacteria. It asserts high value rights, promises guaranteed cures, and offers free trials via mail order to readers.
President OU wielded authority to remove Councilmen Crichton and Cole amid clashes over a saloon license at 2013 First Avenue. Gill ruled motions out of order as Crichton challenged decisions, while Cole pressed for reasons behind contractor time extensions and forfeitures.
Jack McCarthy alias Sayers, linked to the January 11 J. B. Goddard holdup with John Preston, eluded Seattle police after release from Portland jail. Authorities seek him again while the International Association of Fire Engineers meets in Chattanooga to plan this year’s convention.
Public health note warns that persistent backache can indicate serious kidney disease and diabetes. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted as a cure for kidney ailments, urging relief before conditions worsen.
James J. Seank, a doctor employed by the Seattle Electric Co. for seven years, describes chronic back pain and kidney misery intensified by cold and riding conditions. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with immediate relief and endorses the remedy in a testimonial.
Ox ford hotel proprietor from Seattle recalls long kidney trouble and months of inadequate remedies. He moved from Laporte Indiana twelve years ago and began using Dean's Kidney Pills after reading cured cases there. He reports renewed symptoms but continued relief from the pills.
An advertisement argues tired backs stem from overworked kidneys and claims Dean's Kidney Pills restore kidney activity, prevent urinary issues, and cure bladder and kidney troubles. It presents a health advice tone urging readers to keep kidneys active for a strong back.
Coupon valid for one free trial box of Doan's Kidney Pills. Send plainly written name and address to Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York and a free trial will be mailed promptly.
Mrs. G H Chamberlain describes long standing kidney trouble and back pain. After reading an ad she used Deans Kidney Pills and personal improvement followed within two boxes. She credits quick relief and recommends the remedy to others.
Eastlake Avenue resident Mrs J W Keen wife of Capt J W Keen reports years of backache worsened by exertion or cold. After trying many remedies she found relief with Dean's Kidney Pills from Stewart and Holmes on First Avenue and highly recommends them.
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