Former Sheriff Mangum Praises Tanlac in Endorsement
The text features Hon. C. W. Mangum of Atlanta praising Tanlac after recovery from fatigue and stomach issues. He claims the tonic restored his health, improved digestion, and enabled hearty eating and restful sleep. It lists other notable endorsers and notes Seattle sale by Bartell Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
C. W. Mangum
Atlanta
Alton County
Taniac
South
Tanilac
Frank V. Fivana
Birmingham
Ala
MoKenzie Mos
Kentucky Judicial District
Moses Tt. Glenn
Kentucky
John B. Gaines
Oe Green Daily News
George Hinton
Warren County Equity League
Pegg
Newport East News College
C. C. Cooper
Georgia Cotton Oi Company
Lawrenceville
H. Hill
South Pittsburg
Tenn
J. F. Carroll
Chattahoochee
C. M. Conover
Foote & Davies
and & & Shepard
Excity
Women sought for federal jobs by university dean
University of Washington dean Ethel Huniey Coldwell lists urgent openings for women in Washington and nationwide. Positions include plant pathology clerks, chemists, bacteriologists, printers, indexers and abstractors with salaries from 720 to 2490 dollars. many posts located in Washington DC and require grammar school education or photography experience with view cameras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Ethel Huniey Coldwell
University of Washington
Washington, D. C
Spinal meningitis contained after army cantonment checks
Portland report states spinal meningitis cases, six of which were found in March, have been stamped out after daily medical examinations of thousands of men at the Vancouver, Washington army cantonment.
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Portland
Ore
Army
Vancouver
Wash
Traction Company Ad Denied Contempt in Court
Traction company officials deny their ad is contemptuous after filing an 11 page manuscript in superior court to avoid citation. The ad by EB I Thomas approved by Leonard and J T Howe aimed to counter charges over franchise obligations and was distributed as pamphlets to street car patrons on April 1. The case, returned to Caldwell with the matter continuing to April 24.
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Traction Company
Superior Court
Corporation
Caldwell
Wade
EB. I. Thomas
Leonard
J. T. Howe
Caldwell Ways
Funeral of Senator William J. Stone Held in Nevada Missouri
The funeral of Senator William J. Stone was held in Nevada Missouri with Knights Templar and other fraternal groups escorting the body to the church. Rev J L Marshall of Kansas City conducted services as the funeral train arrived at 4 am from Jefferson City where the body lay in state.
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Nevada
William J. Stone
Knights Term Plar
J .L. Marshall
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Swindle Targets Soldiers’ Relatives via Wires
Relatives of soldiers in wartoum campa are warned by military intelligence of a new scam. A telegram with a soldier’s name says he has a furlough and asks relatives to wire funds, waiving identification. Some families have fallen for the ruse.
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Wartoum Campa
Military Intelligence Bureau
Iato Mall
Divers search for body of aviator Mattern
In San Diego Bay divers hunted for Lieut Gavin W Mattern formerly of Dayton Ohio who vanished after a tail spin at 1500 feet yesterday. He was the fourth aviation victim at North Island since the war declaration.
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Ban Diego
Gavin W. Mattern
Dayton, O
San Diego Bay
Mattern
Bay Channel
North Island
United States
20 000 School Children to Grow Gardens for War Effort
Uncle Bam aims to recruit nearly 20 000 Keattle school children into a school garden army to grow food for the war. Howald Chapman, head of war garden work, has founded the program in the city with company-sized units from 16 to 150 members. Each student pledges to raise a fixed amount of garden produce and the army plans a $250,000,000 yearly output.
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Uncle Bam
United States
Howald Chapman
Tinele Bam Ia
Ubin
Major in Prison Tarred by Convicts in New Mexico
Four hundred convicts at the state penitentiary in Banta Fe tarred and feathered Major John M. Hrinker of Camp Cody Deming New Mexico while he awaited trial on espionage charges. He was held on $5000 bail and later allowed to exercise in the yard as guards intervened. Hrinker, a German born veteran of 30 years in the U. S. Army, was rescued during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta FE
N. M
John M. Hrinker
Camp Cody
Deming
Virkner
Ile
Juarde
Germany
VU. 8
Ballard Lady Elks Split Over Thrift Lunch Debate
The Mallard Lady Elks divided on moving thrift stamp card parties for Red Cross benefit. They host biweekly Wednesday gatherings with lunch, but a lunch funds dispute caused an argument and split over earlier patriotic card parties.
Five Hundred Auto Lenses to Be Tested at State Station
Five hundred autols will have their lenses tested to ensure compliance with state law. A free testing station at the Standard garage, 7126 Third Ave, will operate for about a week. State officials will run the checks and plan a broader campaign to catch cars with glaring lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ave
War speech by Rev. EF B Sutton Sunday night
Rev EF B Sutton will speak on war in the open air Sunday evening at the corner of Occidental and Washington. He plans to address the public on the war and its context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. B. Sutton
Occidental
Washington
Man Tearing Up Notice Faces Court Over Speeding Charge
Harry Schuck tore up a slip offered to a patron at his motorcycle shop on Westlake Ave to appear in court for speeding. Coroner Tiffin presided Wednesday with Judge Brinker outlining court action Thursday. Schuck remained jailed Thursday and paid a $20 fine.
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Harry Schuck
Tiffin
Westlake Ave
Brinker
Schuck
Rabbit thief strikes Rowe rabbitry in Seattle
Mrs A Rowe of 1501 25th Ave reports four valuable white pink eyed rabbits stolen from her backyard rabbitry on Wednesday night. She asks sheriff Stringer and his bloodhounds to pursue the thief.
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Seattle
Mra. A. Rowe
25Th Ave
Mra. Rowe
Sheriff's Office
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