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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1917
Page
6
A wife recalls Malcolm Stuart sinking after a rescue failed as her husband Dick, blamed yet silent, suffers a collapse. The scene centers on guilt, love, and possible accusations of cowardice as medical staff fight to revive the dying man. The tale ends with the surgeon declaring the man dead.
Medical authorities warn that about nine tenths of stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid. Excess acid irritates the stomach lining, risks gastritis and ulcers, while ordinary medicines may fail. A simple remedy is bisulated magnesia after meals, with HBisulated ersia suggested as a preparatory treatment to ease indigestion and heartburn.
An advertisement promises rapid relief from itching scalp and dandruff with Zemo, a non greasy antiseptic liquid. It claims to kill the dandruff germ, nourish hair roots, and stop itching, available in 25 cent and one dollar sizes from The KB. W. Kore Co in Cleveland.
A United Press canvass shows governors of many of the 21 wet states favor war prohibition for conservation of materials. Most support is in the West, with Governor Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania also backing the measure amid varied reactions from others who are withholding comment awaiting developments.
United States Steel Corporation announced a 3 percent extra dividend on common stock. Net earnings for the quarter ended March 21 were 113,121,018 dollars, up from 105,968,347 dollars for the quarter ending December 21.
General Francisco Murguia, commander of Northern Mexico, will be relieved of his post due to failure to crush the Villa movement, according to reports received by a government agent in El Paso on April 25.
London reports German propaganda targets democracy in Russia fueling anti American demonstrations. A Petrograd mob threatened the American embassy after a Swiss returnee's anti US speech, with police guarding the door and shots threatened if entry occurred.
The envoy says America will join the allied cause fully and throw its invention, production, and manpower into the conflict. He asserts no separate peace and stresses the American people's determination to participate in the greatest war. He speaks of allied aims and the strong bond with the United States.
Richmond woman reports relief from headaches dizziness hot flashes and nervous symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad warns of warning signs during the Change of Life and promotes the product as restoring health.
In San Francisco on April 25 police and judges prepared as Judge Brady resumed hearings on the Mooney preparedness case. A courtroom brawl erupted between James Hrennan and Edwin V. McKennie, each accusing the other of the first blow as blood was spilled. FP EB. Rigall resumes later to press frame up charges. Attorney General Webb expected to name a special prosecutor as a grand jury begins an inquiry into possible subornation of perjury in the Mooney Oxman affair.
In a solemn address Balfour praised the French people and Marshal Joffre for his role in the Marne victory calling it the decisive turning point in history. He welcomed the arrival of the French commission and lauded American aid to France and allies while expressing regret over Bonar-Law’s missing son at the front.
Die patches from Eureka indicate the wooden steam schooner Coronado, which caught fire off Humboldt Bay last night, would be brought safely into port today after the fire was brought under control. The crew was taken off by the Hoquiam. The Federation of Women's clubs will stage a play titled A Session of Women's U. S. Congress in the Year 2009 at the Metropolitan Theatre on May 26.
Pope Benedict was informed by papal nuncios that general strikes in Germany and Austria closely approximate a revolution. The nuncies warned a general revolt could arise to back the people's demand for peace, according to Vatican circles.
Secretary Gordon C. Corbaley told Seattle Ad club members at a Bon Marche luncheon that Seattle is bound to become the hub of all Oriental trade. He likened the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club to a dynamo driving the trade into the city.
In Washington on April 25 General George Harrington told the house navy committee that marines will press to be the first U S troops in European trenches and called for raising the corps from 17 400 to 30 000. The piece notes rapid Boy Scout growth and plans to use scout masters and patrol leaders, with cooperation from the Harvester league.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for rheumatism blood and nerve support and is recommended with Peptiron Pills pepsin wax and iron tonic. The pair is touted as a powerful blood and nerve treatment with regular use before meals and after meals.
Logan Billingsley remains free after escaping a federal detention center Sunday while awaiting a penitentiary sentence at McNeil Island. He telephoned editors promising to surrender in a few days after tending to business. government agents have not traced how he obtained a hack saw. Pioneers of Seattle paid final respects to David Kellogg in a funeral at 1327 Boren Ave. yesterday afternoon.
The item lists fabric color options including Black and White Gold Green Burnt Navy Copenhagen Blue R and Old Rose. The sequence suggests a catalog or sample swatches presented together for selection.
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