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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a superior Quinine product with fewer head effects. It claims nervousness and ringing are minimized and urges requesting the full name signature of BE W. Grove for purchase.
An old patent remedy advertisement touts Adher-ika as instantly relieving appendicitis and various digestive issues. It promises quick action from a mixture including buckthorn bark glycerine and peanuts, sold by Swift's Pharmacies in Seattle.
Charles Anderson, a laborer killed by an automobile, will not receive a formal burial aid but funeral arrangements are supported through newspaper publicity led by Lieut. Hedges. The family has received money, groceries, fuel, and clothing to sustain them for weeks. the bread winner’s death left a widow and three children in destitution, one child being dangerously ill. The Andersons live at 107 North Siet street.
Local ad touts Zemo for eczema and skin troubles. It claims rapid relief from burning itching and pimples with a small amount and promises a clear, healthy skin result. Packaged in a ruggy set for 25¢ or extra large bottle for $1.00, it is described as non greasy and non staining.
The four propositions to transfer funds for a waterfront belt line were defeated in Saturday's vote. Port Attorney J. France ruled 60 percent support needed for fund transfers and new bonds, prompting a special election March 6 to resubmit the measures.
A historical note on early microscope makers Jan Leppersheim and Anton Vo suwennoek, tracing their crude devices to Leeuwenhoek orlee and his discovery of tiny living bodies. The passage highlights two germ classes, disease-causing and protective, and warns that a cold can lead to something worse.
Senator Joseph E. Ranadell of Louisiana, president of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, told the convention in Washington that funding for rivers and harbors is essential to national prosperity. He argued that congress will provide usual appropriations and that preparedness is tied to industrial growth via good waterways.
In Snohomish Mayor Adelaide Kerr wife of Rev D B Kerr was defeated by incumbent Adolph Watson 516 to 202. Ellensburg re elected Mayor Samuel Kretdel. Granite Falls elected Claude F E Stage treasurer and L Lie as one of four councilmen. Pe Ell elected JF Henricks mayor on the Republican ticket. Roy had no mayoral contest with W F Berchard elected. Citizens ticket won at Tenino.
In Judge Mackintosh's court Mrs. Ethel Clark seeks divorce from David A. Clark of 914 East Columbia Ave. They argue over custody of their 4 year old daughter. Witnesses describe a damp cellar at the mother in law's home and fear of violence including a revolver threat. Clark accuses his wife of in holding dance hall attendance. The couple married September 19, 1910.
A historical health advisory promotes Jad Salts as a simple remedy for kidney and bladder irritation caused by uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Salts, a tablespoonful daily in water for two to three days, claiming neutralizes urine acids and restores normal urinary function.
The Colville Indian reservation in Washington will be opened to homestead entry on July 1, Secretary Lane announced after a conference with Senators Jones and Poindexter and Rep. Dill of Washington.
City officials including Dimock Youngs and McBride discussed sanitary safeguards for the water supply. The finance committee recommended condemnation of portions of the Rattlesnake lake district after a two hour conference covering Cedar Falls and the city watershed.
An advertisement urges dental health by visiting Regal Dental Offices. It stresses decay prevention, regular exams by state-board graduates, and certified operators. The note promises low prices, up-to-date painless methods, and a satisfaction guarantee.
Public safety committee hears jostling proposals on renaming Mount Rainier. Dublin talk shifts to who should attend Tacoma talks and whether the city should fund travel. Opposition cites Tacoma residents’ zeal, while supporters push restoring Indian names and a statewide geographic review.
Consumers league will visit Florence Crittenton home on Friday December 19 for a literary and musical program. Members should meet at the assembly hall 232 Henry building to bring a gift. House hold supplies beds and dishes not needed. Send gifts if unable to attend to 232 Henry building.
An old guide touts a home remedy using liquid argon to dissolve and destroy dandruff. It claims applying four ounces nightly will moisten the scalp and, with three to four follow ups, remove all dandruff. The tone reflects period health advice with steps and cautions.
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