Morning internal bath touted as cleanse and health booster
Article promotes daily morning internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this practice prevents waste buildup, reduces indigestible toxins, and improves mood energy and overall health for both men and women.
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Bath
Remarkable home cough syrup Pinex remedy claim
Pleasant tasting Pinex syrup promises instant relief and rapid cough relief within 24 hours. Consumers are urged to mix 2½ ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to make a pint for about 54 cents, with a guarantee of satisfaction or refund. The ad touts pine extract guaiacol as effective for bronchitis and winter coughs.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Red Cross Outlines War Relief Equipment for One Patient
The text presents a prepared list for war relief, detailing equipment for one patient with a cost estimate of 16 dollars. It notes the items are suggested for individuals who wish to contribute equipment for a single patient, or three suits.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross Mobilizes as War Looms
Washington reports the American Red Cross is mobilizing supplies in anticipation of potential wartime needs. Officials refrain from forecasting foreign relations as the nation readies, with volunteers prepared for rapid deployment of aid materials.
Red Cross mobilizes for war relief and national defense
Misa Mabel T. Boardman outlined a planned war relief preparedness campaign by the American Red Cross. The organization will create a separate department, designate 12 regional divisions with base stores, and field units to support sanitary services in war or emergencies, despite a relatively small endowment.
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American Red Cross
Misa Mabel T. Boardman
Central Committee of the
Department
the Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Red Crosse
United States Army
Navy
Japanese Red Cross
Russia
Christmas Delay Halts Alaska Railroad Work
Washington reports that about 1500 workers on the Alaska railroad face delays as ice blocks progress at Anchorage. In Seward, large supplies of turkeys are stalled while workers in Anchorage will eat dried fruits and tinned meats, per the Alaska railroad commission chairman to Secretary Lane.
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Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Anchorage
Seward
Alaska Railroad Commission
Lane
Wilsons Take Trip Near Hot Springs in Poor Roads
President Wilson and his bride traveled by car around miles of countryside near Hot Springs Virginia. The long drive dampened the day’s enjoyment due to bad road conditions. The president spent today dictating letters and memoranda to his stenographer.
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Hot Springs
Wilson
Public Lands Committee Advances Ferris Water Power Bill
Washington December 23 The house committee on public lands decided to report the Ferris water power bill with minor amendments for passage. A minority report will likely be submitted.
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Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
Woman Fires At 2 Prowlers During Home Attack
Mrs. J. Lehan fired six shots from a revolver when two men tried to force entry at 4509 35th Ave S early Thursday. The assailants fled after she heard a scream. officers found no trace of them.
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J. Lehan
35Th Ave. S
John Hanson
Puyallup
First Ave
Union
H. G. Nestor
McIntosh
Second Ave
Central Building
Pantages Theatre
A. G. Wilcken
Fourth Ave
Westlake Ave
Virginia
Mra. J
Plans for New High School at Wear Seattle
Architect Edgar Blair submitted tentative two story high school plans to the school board. The unfinished structure would be completed to district needs. Board members doubted the advisability of an incomplete building with costs estimated at $225,000. plans referred to Judge Richard Winsor and Director Pigott.
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Edgar Blair
Wear Seattle
Vrine
Richard Winsor
Pigott
Quiet Bank Grows In Cartie area Amid Subtle Hints
In Cartie near Berond avenue and Madison eight new tables emerged this year. The text notes a quiet rumor of a bank and mentions purchases of handkerchiefs cuff links and suspenders at local shops. The piece highlights sales and a busy phonograph department drawing music lovers to the area.
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Cartie
Berond Evenue
Madison
Eilere Vietrots
Columba
Grafancia
Edteone
Hamend
Huey
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