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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
14
In a detailed account, Ludendorff describes tension with the German government over Brest litovsk talks and the Polish frontier. He portrays friction with von Kuhlmann Hoffmann and disdain over shifts threatening East and West Prussia, urging decisive action instead of drawn out negotiations.
In a formal appeal to the monarch the speaker seeks a fundamental principle and stresses that personal considerations regarding General Ludendorff and himself must not affect state needs. He states that the field marshal and I shared moral responsibility for peace, while the government bore constitutional command. The text notes Hertling’s shifting stance, lack of clear communication, and the West aims to keep Belgium from becoming an enemy concentration area.
A public notice offers a new home method claimed to relieve asthma without discomfort, available at no cost to all sufferers regardless of age occupation or climate. It seeks hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies have failed and asks readers to mail a coupon for the free trial.
ST FF NECK explains rheumatism flares with uric acid in blood and how weather affects sufferers differently. He urges attenuation of blood as key and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla with Hood's Pills if needed. Ad ends with Boldt's French pastry locations.
Florence Main, 14, died and her 22 year old brother Mariel Main was dying from burns and pneumonia after a defective lamp exploded at their home in Yakima Washington. The siblings were alone when the blast happened and their father sold his car to cover medical costs.
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