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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
3
The ad claims a two ounce glycerine and a half ounce pine compound mixture. Inhale a half drink after meals, give smaller doses to children, and use a four ounce bottle from a wholesale house. The treatment allegedly cures for six winters with no equal.
An ad touts a quick cure claimed for various ailments including corns and frostbite like conditions. It promotes two tablespoons of a compound daily, asserting instant relief and a short course under a Chicago medical formula lab.
Special correspondent Edwin J. Dingle reports from Hankow on the two day clash that toppled imperial troops, forced Admiral Sab’s fleet down the Yangtze, and left insurgents in control as the revolution began. Dingle recounts the dramatic street fighting and strategic movements shaping the early Conservative–Revolutionary confrontation.
Edwin J. Dingle reports a dawn clash where 4,000 insurgents encamped near a racecourse repelled imperial forces. Artillery failed to hit targets, fires burned huts as the revolutionary camp gained ground, routing loyalist troops who fled toward river cruisers.
HMICAGO reports confusion as a conductor on the J Campbell line rejects claims of how a passenger fell from a coach. The incident involved a mistaken belief about the sequence of events and a dreamlike misperception of the fall.
St Louis December 6 A Missouri clergyman Rev RE V Ghidonl argues for branding murderers and other criminals on the brows as an alternative to capital punishment or life imprisonment. He contends the mark would serve as a lasting deterrent and public reminder of guilt.
Laurence Stinger bent for a beating ordered by his wife who refused to witness the punishment. The incident occurred in Centerville Maryland on December 6.
Fort Worth Texas December 6 11 year old Jerry Micke died from lockjaw after a teacher forced him to stand before the school and chew wads of paper as punishment for persistence in the chewing gum habit.
Disease named dog mouth, identified by Paris doctors, is gaining traction in Pittsburg as residents kiss pets, especially poodles, spreading through the city.
Pittsburg police seek a maniac suspect believed responsible for cutting and cashing the tongues of fifteen horses over the past week in the city. Authorities describe the act as deliberate animal cruelty and are investigating possible connections between incidents and public safety concerns.
The article promotes hair care and beauty routines with home-made mixtures. It recommends a dry shampoo blend of four ounces of the box with cornmeal or orris root, a magatone and witch hazel facial solution, and a Salve claimed to heal sores burns and coughs.
Three posses searched woods between Yelm and Rainier in Thurston county for Frank Bello an Italian who abducted 13 year old Mary Manfredi daughter of a local rancher. Bello fled after a midday bogey kidnapping with her brother Mike who escaped and raised the alarm. No trace of Mary found as the hunt continued.
An old advertisement touts a simple medicinal mixture for weak kidneys and bladder. It prescribes six ounces gin with Merax Compound and Buchu fluid extract, to be taken after meals and at bedtime to ease backache dizziness and other related symptoms. The note warns early treatment to avoid kidney disease.
A German specialist claims successful treatment of chronic illnesses including blood taints rheumatism heart disease eczema locomotor ataxia digestive disorders constipation dyspepsia liver and spleen enlargement. The statement enumerates multiple conditions and asserts remediation through their methods.
The ad promotes Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the stomach gains digestive power, reduces heartburn gas belching and headaches, and that symptoms vanish within five minutes of use. A 50 cent case from a druggist is suggested for a hearty appetite and fresh digestion.
An advocacy piece argues health hinges on teeth and urges faith in dentists. It promotes Alveolar Dentistry as superior to bridgework, claims painless procedures, and offers to mail samples from offices in Portland Seattle and beyond. It touts curing incurable dental diseases and invites inquiries.
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