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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement claims a new treatment by C. E. Gauss cures catarrh by treating the underlying blood infection rather than local symptoms. It states initial relief from nose and throat issues, but returns of symptoms in a few weeks remained a problem in earlier tests.
A medical report notes immediate relief to the nose and throat after treatment. The focus remains on symptom improvement and patient comfort following the intervention.
A Seattle editorial urges voters to support the agricultural development district next Saturday. It argues the plan will mobilize community credit to clear stumps, develop logged off lands, and attract settlers, claiming private loans are insufficient and warning of two years delay if defeated. The piece highlights Beattie and King County needs, and endorses three commissioners who will oversee trial of the plan.
An advertising recipe touts relief from rheumatism and age related decline. It claims a doctor endorsed tonic using oils compound and an herbal extract mixed in whiskey, to be taken before meals and at night, with assurances of authenticity from Globe Pharmaceutical laboratories Chicago.
iN THE MOVIES reports John Bunny of Vitagraph has been made an honorary member after participating in Labor Day parade with the Motion Machine Operators' union. The notice also lists a slate of two reel features and dramas from Kalem Eclair Thanhouser Biograph and other studios played through various theaters this week.
Branford University laboratories announced two years ago by Friedrich Migge a method to remove the bacteria destroying hair. The treatment was tested widely in universities and medical centers and shown to restore and invigorate hair, promising broad public benefit though details remain limited.
Announcement states hair health improves when bacteria at the roots are removed. It claims previous failures to remove bacteria caused unhealthy hair. The notice targets readers seeking healthier hair and offers guidance on root care.
A historical notice details the Migge Laboratories director in biology and bacteriology, credited with the Migge Method of eradicating bacteria believed to destroy the air. The report notes the discoverer’s work across pathology and microbiology domains.
Metropolitan presents Eltinge in The Fascinating Widow and Moore in What Happened to Mary. Seattie Bakley Mitchell stock in Quincy Adams Sawyer. Tivoli stages The Flirting Princess with Keating Floods.
The University Circle of Plymouth Congregational Church offers limited unique handmade Christmas gifts in the church primary room. Souvenir rag rugs aprons and delicate linen goods will be available every afternoon this week.
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