Child Dancer to Aid Armory Show
A small child dancer will perform at the Armory entertainment for children of service men the event occurs the afternoon before Christmas Day to aid the show.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1918
Page
5
A small child dancer will perform at the Armory entertainment for children of service men the event occurs the afternoon before Christmas Day to aid the show.
Dearhard G. Sather filed a superior court complaint alleging negligence by a hospital nurse caused his infant son to sustain a burn on July 11. The suit seeks damages of $3500.
In a Sunday automobile collision at Sixth and Weatlake avenues two people, Healy of Cordas Place and Arnold of Eighth Avenue North West, are hospitalized. EB Brasse of Blanchard Street is jailed on intoxication charges.
Advert keeps to the period voice touting S. S. S. as a guaranteed catarrh cure. It claims blood impurities cause symptoms like dripping, hawking, exposed nostril sores and bad breath and promises relief after cleansing the blood with the vegetable tonic. It urges readers to obtain S. S. S. from drug stores and write for free expert advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta.
An advertisement promotes Sore throat and chest cold relief with Hamlin s Wizard Oil as a simple treatment. It also touts relief for sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, earache, toothache and other pains, with a 20 cent price and money back guarantee. It adds Wizard Liver Whips, pink pills at 30 cents, for constipation or headaches.
Frank Starr sues the Pacific Coast Codfish company for injuries from 1914 in U S district court. Judge E K Cushman will hear on Tuesday. Starr seeks 20 000 claiming failure to observe safety appliance rule caused loss of his eye.
Mayor Hanson returns from Eastern Washington Monday night to chair the King county reconstruction congress session in the council chamber. Officers and committees of the congress will be elected at the session opening at 8 p.m.
G M Butterworth Seattle undertaker charged with profiteering in coffins for sailors dead will face grand jury in Judge J Net erer s court Tuesday morning first session of December term of court
The Pacific Car and Foundry plant at Renton suspends 2000 railroad car orders due to a worker strike. About 200 employees demand Macy board wage scales used for shipyard workers, delaying production.
Benjamin Evans has been appointed acting director of Seattle playgrounds by the park board during the absence of Frank L. Fuller who has joined the YMCA in Chicago. The Caledonian society of Seattle honored St Andrew at a banquet Sunday night at the Hotel Butler.
Professor Stephen J. Miller of the University of Washington will address the Municipal League luncheon at the Masonic Club on Tuesday about the job problem and unemployment.
An old health notice touts meat avoidance to prevent kidney trouble and recommends four ounces of Jad Baits daily for kidney flushing. It praises thin salts from grape and lemon acids with Uthia as a safe remedy to neutralize urine acids and ease bladder irritation.
Net returns for needy Belgians from Saturday's tag drive, though not officially announced, are estimated at about sixteen thousand dollars with early figures showing Wink canvassers raised around six thousand. Mrs. B. C. Dieck, chairwoman, said all the tags were sold and large sales were reported by Traffic of Elcamen. The money was banked and a final count will determine the three top sellers who will receive credals.
Copies of a resolution protesting any allotment of JugoSlav territory to a foreign power have been sent by local Jugoslava to President Wilson Secretary of State Lansing and Washington state representatives in Congress.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Quinine tablets as a quick cure for cold symptoms. It claims to top the cough and headache and to work off the cold, with Grove’s signature on each box and a price around one cent.
An old time remedy for restoring gray hair to a natural dark shade is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Advertises ease of use with a dampened brush or sponge to apply a small amount daily, promising gradual dark and glossy results. It notes the product is a toilet preparation not a medicine.
A dental office urges immediate treatment of decayed teeth to prevent systemic illness and says good digestion hinges on healthy teeth. It touts graduate registered dentists, state board certification, genuine guarantees, and free examinations with unusually low prices due to high patient volume.
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