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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
4
A century old remedy promises quick relief from indigestion sour stomach gas and bile with cautious use of drastic drugs said to be famous worldwide for treating dyspepsia gastritis and stomach trouble while warning that misuse may harm.
Congressman Falconer urges nonpartisan voting for all state county and city officials from governor to constable. Progressive J W Z backed a similar plan in the state senate last session. Rep Murphine, drafting the measure, reports supportive letters as his bill expands to include governor and legislature.
Portland women led by Mrs. F Begert vow personal appeals to the legislature to pass widow’s pension and pure cloth bills. They press for marriage license examinations and creation of a state board of charities and corrections, with the Oregon congress of mothers pushing an aid expansion bill as a primary lobby issue.
Amity observers report Mrs. J. R. Harlan has slept for six days with no response to treatment. Physicians statewide monitor her condition as she remains comfortable and occasionally smiles, seemingly dreaming.
The violinist recalls Europe tours and luxury Berlin dinners while at the Savoy Hotel, joking that his violin never dined out. He claims feuds with the Society Grafters and vows to foil them, describing glamorous hosts and noble invitations in Berlin and Brussels.
The column lists prices paid by consumers and retailers for various goods. Items include apples Valencia oranges lemons and meats such as no 1 and 2 cuts, beef tongue, spare ribs pork sausage ham and bacon with per unit pricing in cents or dollars.
Elsie Cervenka of Cleveland named best working girl in the city. She serves as a cashier for the May Company department store, a prominent local employer.
C L Smith of the Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation Co announces corn growing contests next year with hundreds of dollars in prizes. The aim is to improve farming and livestock feeding methods. He notes one acre of corn can yield about 700 pounds of pork.
New York December 6 United Press Raymond Belmont son of August Belmont left his show girl bride a week ago and she threatened a desperate act if he did not return The parents oppose reconciliation and threaten annulment as a heart balm with $500 000 discussed during talks
A first degree murder complaint will be sworn today against C A Johnson. His 6 year old son died on the O and W track Tuesday morning in what is described as Johnsons attempt to end both their lives. Johnson remains in the city hospital and will be guarded until moved to the county jail. The boys funeral was at Butterworths chapel at 1 PM today. A dance at Dreamland is scheduled tonight.
The advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff within ten minutes and hair becomes fuller and more lustrous after weeks. It touts easy use, immediate improvement in texture, and a final promise of beautiful, healthy hair with regular application.
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