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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims relief from sour stomach gas bloating and headache in five minutes and emphasizes harmless digestion aid with each dose.
U and Marshallacoby investigate an early morning shooting at a Renton hotel wall near Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co. Henry Booker a company miner was shot in the side as a rifle bullet traveled half a mile before hitting his room. Sheriff Jacoby reports minimal trouble with strikers over the past month.
Alma Lenhart of Mitchell 80 finally found John Spear across the country after a long search. Spear died penniless and a county charge, never recognizing his former fiancée before burial at Lenhart’s expense. They had been engaged nine years earlier on neighboring farms before a quarrel and separation.
The Federated clubs of the W. A. have a program on Tuesday night December 10 at 7 o clock. Miss Elizabeth Rowell of Broadway high school will present a stereopticon lecture on the old castles and cathedrals of Europe with special music accompanying.
Lenny Burton, a man with a small zoo, entered a bear cage to feed sawdust on the floor. The door jammed and the bears charged. he defended himself by throwing sawdust into their eyes until his grandson freed him.
An advertisement from Pacific Manufacturing Co at 1112 Western Ave Beattie Washington promotes stump pullers with a free booklet. It instructs readers to send name and address to obtain the book by return mail.
In a Kansas City court, Mrs. Saddles H. Summers described married life as a veritable hades. She testified about separation to Paradise Mo and requested alimony of $9 a week, which the court ordered.
Flint Michigan December report states Pastor George M. Vercoe of the North Yuet church, preparing for a funeral, mistook carbolic acid for peroxide in a bottle and applied it to his face. The painful error forced him to cancel the service and seek medical care.
Anna Connally, praised as the prettiest working girl in Tacoma, sells laces at the Stone-Fisher store. The manager, as a public favor, has placed her department near the main entrance.
In St Louis on December 6 a man named Roy Williams was diagnosed with appendicitis and underwent surgery after doctors removed an open safety pin from his abdomen. The pin measured one and a half inches and had caused severe right side pain before the operation.
Final arrangements were completed for a Republican rehabilitation banquet in New York on January 4. About 1,500 Republicans, including every congressman and senator, plan to attend. President Taft is expected to outline policies to prevent the party's disintegration.
Eighteen Carmi women from the Missionary Baptist church rode to William F. Hubble’s farm six miles west and husked sixty bushels of corn in 33 minutes while Sy. RE. M. Ryan, the pastor, drove the wagon. The corn was brought to town and sold to a local dealer for 1 a bushel to fund church improvements.
From age fifty the body declines and blood accumulations trigger rheumatism in joints and muscles. A doctor’s remedy promises relief using one ounce of toris compound and one ounce of syrup of sar saparilia mixed in half a pint of whiskey taken before meals and at bedtime. Ensure the original sealed yellow Toris compound package.
An amendment to the articles of incorporation was filed to raise capital from 210 million to 231 million to acquire the stocks bonds and securities of the Montana Railway Company.
A harsh admonition describes illness symptoms including headache yellow skin and dehydration urging internal cleansing and self care to stop feeling bilious and difficult for others. It cautions against continued self neglect and urges action.
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