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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

3

Personal testimony on a tuberculosis remedy from Elmer Hilligoss

A 1911 letter from Elmer Hilligoss describes his daughter Evaleen’s tubercular bone disease and claims improvement after using a medicine from Nature's through a stranger. The note urges others to seek the remedy, cites health gains, and provides Seattle contact for more information about treating tuberculosis bronchitis catarrh and related ailments.

Evaleen Elmer Hilli Elmer Hilligoss Toire Bank Seattle

Prominent Democrat Praises Hodge As Governor Material

Co. C. Dill of Spokane County and permanent chairman of the state democratic convention in Walla Walla calls Bob Hodge the strongest governor candidate. Dill quotes an Spokane Press interview praising Hodge as a rugged, honest, people’s man with broad appeal and potential to draw votes beyond progressives.

Co. C. Dill Spokane Walla Walla Bob” Hodge Hodge Otil Bob Hodge Kier Hardie King County

License drinker, not the dealer proposed by Rice

J O Rice a broker in St Louis argues for licensing drinkers rather than dealers as a liquor solution He says alcohol will always be consumed and laws fail where breweries operate He proposes every drinker pay a license fee of 1 or 5 dollars annually as set by the state

St. Louis J. O. Rice Rice Prohibition

Man Lived Two Months Without a Stomach Dies

In Montgomery Creek California on August 28 John Broadhurst reportedly lived two months with no stomach, unaware of the missing organ, before his death in the town.

Montgomery Creek Cal John Broadhurst

Engineer Broadhurst Dies After Cancer Battle

At 45 Broadhurst, an engineer at the Hercult smelter, died after cancer led to stomach removal. He was treated in Redding two months ago, where physicians avoided revealing the operation’s nature. Initial recovery gave way as cancer affected his intestines.

Broadhurst Hercult Redding

Try New Life Relief Machine Promises Quick Pain Cure

A Seattle advertisement touts Try-New-Life as a rapid relief machine for rheumatism indigestion sciatica headaches backache and nervous sleeplessness. It claims minutes of use free demonstrations at stores and home use with testimonials from H A Patrick of Seattle and notes a corrected address 1531 Second Avenue. Stores listed for demonstrations and sales include Hamilton Beach and Bartell Drug.

Patrick Second Avenue

Turner Charged in Lumber Scheme After 15 Million Shingles Sold

Deputy Prosecutor Crawford EB. White filed an information charging Turner with larceny for allegedly selling 15,000,000 shingles to Eastern and Middle West lumbermen without possession or ownership. The scheme involved forged bills of lading and below market offers. About $25,000 in receipts began to accumulate before his arrest last Saturday.

Crawford EB. White A. Turner J. Rufus Wallingford Turner

Shorthand Record Set In New York Supreme Court

Nathan Hehrin, official stenographer of the New York supreme court, averaged 276 words a minute for five minutes to break the world shorthand speed record. He also achieved a 97.3 percent accuracy. Twenty one writers entered. five qualified. Dictation included a lecture a jury charge and court testimony at 200 240 240 wpm. A small penalty was applied for errors.

New York Nathan Hehrin New York Supreme Court Rehrin

World famous doctors to photograph Joliet man with inverted interior

In Joliet on August 2 a group of renowned physicians will gather to take X ray photographs of Charles Schuppel, a farm hand whose internal organs are completely misarranged. Those on the right side are on the left and those high in the body sit much lower. Schuppel has refused large sums offered by exhibitors.

Joliet Charlies Schuppel Schuppel

Gubernatorial Nominations Meet GOP and Cross-Party Picks

Incomplete primary returns show Amos Musselman nominated by Republicans, Woodridge Ferris by Democrats, and L. W. Watkins by Progressives. Seventeen of 18 Detroit aldermen accused of graft sought re nomination, with most presumed successful.

Detroit Amos Musselman Woodridge Ferris L. W. Watkins

Market price list shows farm and retail rates across commodities

The report lists average prices paid by local commission merchants to producers and prices paid by retailers to merchants. It covers fruits, vegetables, meats, poultry, and feed, with notes on grade variations and freshness. Specific items include apples, potatoes, carrots, turnips, tomatoes, lettuce, cantaloupe, timothy hay, wheat hay, bran, shorts, and pork products along with live poultry and eggs markets.

Commission Gooso Washington Puget Sound

Distilled Malvoisie Bath Ad Reproduced in Bulletin

Distilled baths of Malvoisie wine are advertised in Paris amid claims health benefits. A hectoliter cask yields 100 baths with wine poured back after each 20 minute soak, and after the 100th bath the remains are distilled into eau de vie. The notice circulates among wine growers and is printed in Bulletin des Halles.

Paris Bulletin Des Halles

Vancouver moves to close Alexandra Street houses

The Vancouver police commissioners via Mayor Findlay instructed Chief Chamberlin at a special meeting to immediately close the houses in the big Alexandra street segregated area, aiming to benefit the city's moral welfare.

United Press Vancouver B. C Alexandra Street Findlay Chamberlin

Taft Heads to Columbus for Ohio Centennial

President Taft accompanied by Major Rhoads and Assistant Secretary Foster rode from Beverly by car to Columbus to attend the Ohio centennial celebration. He plans to return to Beverly Friday evening.

Rhoads Foster Taft Beverly Columbus

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