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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
6
Health note touts stomach and intestinal tract as key to illness and explains gas and acid cause heartburn. It claims a single dose of IOTO quickly relieves distress, with authentic results and free sample offers from The Bellingham Chemical Co. in Bellingham, Washington.
Lewis Lilly assistant professor of commerce will depart for Paris to serve as assistant comptroller of the American Red Cross in France. He will oversee accounting for military relief supplies arriving in war torn regions.
New York December reports Dr Writh Ely Jelliffe a noted alienist who testified for Mia De Saulies in her Mineola murder trial yesterday married his secretary Miss Bee Dobson. He is 57 and she 27.
A nostalgic ad describes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative aiding bowel and liver activity without harsh calomel. It promises relief from dark mouth, bad breath, and torpid liver, recommending one or two tablets nightly with a price of 10c or 25c at druggists.
Wilson declares a just and lasting peace must address German, Austrian, Balkan, and Turkish wrongs. He urges war against Austria Hungary and Turkey, envisions strong domestic controls, price limits, and resource use while stressing a world partnership of free nations. He frames the conflict as a righteous crusade to preserve democracy and liberty.
The judiciary committee headed by Councilman Lane will consider impeachment charges against Mayor Gill on Tuesday. Anti Gill forces push, with civic groups ready to file if the committee declines. A mass meeting at the Hippodrome last Friday endorsed impeaching Gill and delivering evidence. Assistant Walter Meter urges postponement to Tuesday to resolve legal points. Sheriff Stringer reports 24 arrests of alleged immoral women as part of ongoing patrols.
A three day probe ends with fifteen women found dancing at Dreamland on Sixth Avenue and King Street. Deputies detain five more women at Gale hotel Union court and other sites for vice checks. King Hotel on Fifth Avenue is ordered shut for six months as a public nuisance amid an abatement push led by the prosecutor.
The drive to sell war savings certificates and thrift stamps is under way with stamps on sale at banks trust companies post office and downtown department stores. Daniel Kelleher of Seattle National Bank chairs the state program with W S Peachy named assistant director. Agents to sell the stamps are being sought and applications invited.
The article urges Americans to adopt a British approach to catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims internal treatment restores hearing and describes a home-made formula using Parmint double strength, hot water, and sugar to be taken four times daily to reduce inflammation and balance air pressure in the middle ear.
The 231 Lyon building houses the committee headquarters. War certificates this month and next sell for 4.12 dollars with a par value of 5 dollars and 4 percent interest compounded quarterly, maturing in 1923. Thrift stamps cost 25 cents each. When 16 are purchased, the document ends.
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as penetrating and effective for sciatica neuralgia and related pains. It claims immediate relief without rubbing, notes its non staining liquid formula, and lists a one dollar price for generous bottles available at druggists nationwide.
Collected items may be exchanged for a war certificate by paying cash, with certificates backed by federal sources. They may be cashed upon 10 days' notice. A statement by co Horn, 27, at Kent claiming he won’t fight led to his arrest by Deputy Starwich after failing to appear when called for service. He had registered at Orchard.
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