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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
15
Physicians tout Bitro-Phosphate to aid thin, nervous individuals with energy and nerve support. The ad claims it strengthens nerve force and feeds body cells directly, contrasting with costly, advertised tonics and dubious promises.
An advertisement extols Bitro Phosphate as a natural organic phosphate product to reduce nervous debility, increase weight health and energy, and improve blood and nerve force. Physicians endorse its use in hospitals and homes, while cautioning against fattening foods for those avoiding weight gain.
Dr Parrish reports serathol effectively relieves indigestion and stomach upset. He cites rapid improvement in dyspepsia gastritis and hyperacidity with consistent use, noting notable relief in cases of upset stomach and related symptoms.
Short guidance claims three to five minute routines can ease constipation. The item lists simple steps for readers seeking fast relief and notes possible alt methods if symptoms persist.
About 100 Seattle children will sail to the battleship New York on Christmas morning. The crew outfits 60 girls and 50 boys with clothing, shoes, and toys then hosts a grand dinner and a candy box for each child. Each youngster gets a Merry Christmas U S B New York button for free ship passage on the Fremerton route.
General Leonard Wood redefines the anti red message in a Fort Collins address. He declares his motto as Ship or Shoot and advocates radical laws to deal with radical people. He envisions execution or exile for communists and warns of extreme measures.
Alfred M. Hubbard the 19 year old Seattle inventor prepares to demonstrate his atmospheric electrical generator before local scientists and engineers. Rev. William E. Smith of Seattle College signals approval as Hubbard readies a larger lab model at 4642 K Mastern avenues for the test.
Olympia December 18 There will be no referendum vote in Washington on the federal prohibition amendment. The California Grape Growers Protective association petition falls by 1668 names short of the required signers to secure the referendum.
The Seattle Pacific College chorus will sing the Holy City oratorio in the college auditorium on Third Ave West near Nickerson Street at 8 p.m. Friday. The public is invited and admission is free. Director W. W. Cathay leads the performance.
Elmer Perry a Seattle resident of 30 years died at City Hospital Monday. Burial is set for 3 PM Thursday after services at Rafferty Undertaking Establishment Ballard. He lived at 422 Seventh Ave. He leaves a widow Lillian K E Perry and a son B H Perry.
Julia Coghlan, sister of Peter Coghlan a late city fireman, who was killed November 20 when a fire truck was struck by a street car, filed a claim against the city for 20 million dollars for his death.
An old health notice promotes a daily abdominal exercise routine and nightly use of purified toxins, claiming permanent, highly satisfactory results. It advises drinking water, avoiding strong purgatives, and a simple plan that cannot fail, noting the toxins are inexpensive and available from druggists.
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