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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1921
Page
6
The Russian soviet ministry of finance claims to hold platinum reserves totaling 37,500,000 rubles, about 14,750,000 dollars at par exchange. This assertion outlines the value of the nation's platinum holdings under state control.
Advertises a home cough syrup using 2% ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup promising rapid relief within 24 hours. Claims proven in bronchitis croup hoarseness asthma and other throat and lung conditions with guaranteed satisfaction and refund.
Chinatown centers like Tong headquarters host multi day celebrations with firecrackers entertainment and Oriental cats as part of the festive atmosphere. White visitors are welcome. Sin Ning was ushered in last midnight.
A Columbus Ohio woman recounts severe pain fatigue and weakness before pregnancy and after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improvement and returning to work. She notes two children since starting the remedy and offers the letter for use as a manual.
A film week summary notes a zany plot where a man receives a million dollars then faces a five million offer to betray the donor, a scenario used to intro Keister's Millions at the Liberty. The Clemmer showcases Cinderella's Twin with Connie and Dana in a bandit tale, while Mamoulian Affair screens at Coliseum with Mrs. Talmadge and Ken Harlan. Strand features The Frontier of the Stars with pugilists in a Bowery barroom clash. Rex highlights While New York Sleeps with a cafe scene and a clever detective wrapping up blackmailers.
Max Brand narrates Tiger True at the Colonial this week. Frank Mayo, a wealthy New Yorker hampered by social norms, seeks escape in big game expeditions and encounters a startling urban adventure in The Tangle. Frital Brunette and Walter Long play key supporting roles.
An old ad claims Pape's Diapepsin ends indigestion and stomach distress as soon as a tablet is taken. It markets harmless tablets that ease sour stomach, gas, heartburn, and flatulence and notes low cost at drug stores.
Picture Patter notes Catherine Cortin, a rare woman producer, has acquired film rights to five Ralph Connor novels. King Vidor directs The Sky Pilot with David Winter as lead. Katherine MacDonald’s next film stars, is by Charles Richman and A. B. Levine.
Donations to the Irish relief fund in this district total about 21,000 of the 60,000 goal and are expected to pass the halfway point within a day or two. Statewide, 100,000 is to be raised, with other sections showing similarly encouraging results.
County Assessor Frank W. Hull urged the Legislature to pass two laws and adjourn. Speaking to the Associated Industries industrial council on Monday, he said lawmakers should first limit taxing bodies' levying power and then make the assessor a member of such bodies.
The Washington dental war ends as Bir No 106 bill gains advertiser support with changes to address unlicensed practitioners. An open meeting of the house committee on dentistry is planned to reconcile gaps and move toward an acceptable bill.
The article states that Constable and Near-Constable may collect for January to February 3 if the period served, with James Lambert and J H Woolery involved as successors. Lambert was barred from office due to a bond dispute. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas is noted, and the county commissioners consider settling the matter in court.
Mrs. W. A. Mohr of 2630 Holly St Seattle says Tanlac freed her from rheumatism and nervousness after years of pain and ineffective treatments. She recalls inability to raise a hand to her head or comb her hair and credits the medicine with improved appetite digestion and energy. Sold by Bartell Drug Stores.
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