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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

5

Hood's Combination Treatment for Illness and Wellness

Advertises a trio of medicines for recovery after influenza and general health. Mentions Hood's Pills as a mild cathartic, Sarsaparilia with Mood's, and Peptiron as a tonic. Claims they purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore vitality, presenting a combined regimen for prevention and cure.

Hood

Ankle Reading Alleged In Divorce Case In San Francisco

In San Francisco on February 7, Mia Fish, a divorcee, claims George Fish, president of Union Gas & Electric, read ankles of women to judge their character. She alleges he embarrassed her and boasted of her money, prompting the court filing in Superior Court.

San Francisco George Fish Union Gas & Electric Company Miamia Fish St. Francis Inent Society

Marmola Fat Reduction Pills Promoted in Detroit Advertisement

A vintage ad touts Marmola tablets as a harmless, diet and exercise free weight loss solution. It claims quick reductions of two to four pounds weekly with no adverse effects and directs readers to a Detroit address for purchase.

Detroit

Washington Legislature Notes from Capitol Cloak Room

A Washington Capitol report sketches social quirks and political maneuvering in Olympia. It notes remarks by lawmakers, university staff shifts, and votes on equal pay for city schools, armory distribution, and age exemptions for witness testimony.

Capitol Washington Gallerly Wenatchee Dan Landon Seattle

St Jacobs Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief

An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for relief of soreness and aching joints. It claims instant relief when rubbed into any body part and promotes a small trial bottle from drug stores, noting six gold medal awards.

St. Jacobs

Public Owned Rail Terminal Bill Faces House Debate

Olympia February 7 Legislation to create publicly owned rail terminals recommended by the state public service commission has appeared in the house. Introduced by Ledgerwood chairman of the railroad committee the bill aims to form a municipal corporation to construct acquire own and operate railroads tugs ferries and barges to ease freight congestion as industries grow in the Northwest.

Olympia State Public Service Commission Ledgerwood Northwest

Western Boys in Trouble at N Y Jewelry Heist

Albert Binger aged 18 and Alfred Fisher aged 17 planned a robbery in Brooklyn for a ring for their Spokane fiancés. They used revolvers and shot at the proprietor who fled. Police chased and captured the youths who said they intended to go West after the holdup.

New York Albert Binger Spokane Alfred Fisher Brooklyn

Cabinet Place Suggested for Railway Lines

United Press reports railroad interests urged creating a secretary of transportation to head a Department of Transportation with power to enforce unified operation. Private ownership would continue, with federal incorporation required. duties include rate recommendations, traffic routing, terminal unification, and wartime coordination of railroads.

Raymond Clapper United Press Washington Secretary of Transportation Wold Department of Transportation T. DeWitt Cuyler Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Federal plan to shift powers to secretary over interstate commerce

Railroad executives back regional commissions with one member per state to handle complaints while the Interstate Commerce Commission preserves valuation and accounting duties. They argue federal jurisdiction should cover all rates with state regulation ending, asserting the problem is federal and a regional system would just spread the workload.

The Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Cuyler McAdoo

Remarkable phosphate promises flesh gains for thin people

A long standing medical claim cites Pelouz and Dr. Albert Robin promoting organic phosphate as nerve building. The Bitro-Phosphate tablets are sold for nervous debility insomnia and fatigue, with strong notes on flesh growth and vitality but a caution against use by those not seeking weight gain.

Pelouz Albert Robin Academy of Medicine Paria Aleep

Frenella Corset Sale Ad From The Basement Store

An old advertisement notes Frenella Corset price at 75c and 25, T5¢ for items at The Basement Store. The brief listing emphasizes bargain fashion values and in-store promos.

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