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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
10
An advertisement warns kidney and bladder troubles worsen if untreated and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem O11 Capsules. It urges daily use, claims Dutch government charter history, and assures money back if unsatisfied, urging readers to seek a sealed box from a druggist.
Dorothy Gish stars in a Lib erty screen version of Drury Lane melodrama opening Thursday. She befriends a deserted young mother and raises the infant daughter. years later at a baby show the father reappears claiming the child which has won first prize.
Thursday programs announce Dorothy Gish in Bat Thing Jane and Mitchell Lewis in Nine Tenthe of the Law at Clemmens Coliseum along with Constance Talmadge in Mes Leffingwell’s Deets and The Midnight Patrol at Mission. College and coastals feature Thede Dare in Cleopetra and Tietle Kennett in The Reckoning Day.
An advertorial claim touts Owlton's Danderine as a simple inexpensive way to obtain heavy soft glossy wavy hair, remove dandruff and itching, and spur new hair growth within two weeks, urging readers to test with a cloth pull test and visit drug stores for purchase.
Strand presents Constance Talmadge in Mrs Lef ingweil's Toots with a rain swept crisis as a jealous husband rides home on horseback. At Coliseum Sporting Life delivers fast action while Drury Lane offers a melodrama. Clemmer features Little Roughneck in Nine Tenths of the Law with kidnap plot. Class A shows The Reckoning Day about German agents and a fraud charity. Rex screens The Return of Draw Egan starring Fritz Hart. Colonial spotlights Cleopatra with Theda Bara and exotic gowns.
The U S quartermaster department will not build the Harbor Island depot. Maj Gen Geo W Goethals cites preference for San Francisco where the department owns wharves and dock sites. Port officials urge monitoring the Harbor Island situation to prevent preemptive purchase by others.
New officers of the King County Sunday School association were elected at a convention at Green Lake Methodist church. Ee. J. Ruenitz of Seattle was named president, Rev. C. BR. Shatto of Richmond Beach vice president, Mrs. Kila Spengle secretary, and H. W. Pennock treasurer.
Harry T. Greenup formerly assistant paymaster of Bremerton faces a government charge for entering a false pay entry on official books.
Organized labor presses Congress to hold the roads. Washington reports say leaders in the battle to have the government retain the railroads. Members of the House Interstate Commerce Committee are daily rebels.
Union leaders from across the country including representatives Keating Cole Lunn and others on the labor side advocate government ownership. They claim the House supports some form of government control as the body votes. The phrase you can't unscramble the exes is noted in the reported stance.
New York December 6 Nieut Fred Kelly former USC hurdler based in Los Angeles reportedly "goomed" and swooped over President Wilson’s head on the George Washington before the peace conference. He has been ordered to stay two weeks at Hazelhurst camp for reckless aerial capers.
Trinity Parish Protestant Episcopal church announces a new church with guild home school rooms chapel and pariel house will be built. A new parish on Capitol Hill will be organized with the site yet to be announced.
Mrs. O P LaFarge formerly of Beattie died in Pasadena California after a long illness. She was thirty five years old.
Paul H. of Beattie, a Duthie Shipyard worker, says Tanlac transformed his digestion gaining fifteen pounds in thirty days. He reports relief from sour gas, bloating, and sleeplessness, with renewed appetite and energy. Bartel Drug Stores in Seattle will carry Tanlac by a special representative.
An advertisement urges readers to prevent kidney trouble by reducing meat intake and drinking Jad Salts with water each morning. It claims the effervescent lithia drink cleans clogged kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and ends bladder irritation, touting safety and low cost.
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