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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1920
Page
8
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to ease irregular bowels and stomach disorders. It touts liver activation and system cleansing at 25 cents per bottle.
An old advertisement extols Ham il''s Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for wounds and various ailments with a claim to prevent infection and rapid relief. It promotes Wizard Liver Whips as a pleasant pink pill for constipation and headaches, both priced at 30 cents with a money back guarantee.
John Jamison from Alaska arrived seeking action and liquor and found a whirlwind of flirtations theft and arrest at the Walden hotel. He claimed he lost 72 dollars and refused to prosecute after police detained two young women and freed all three.
Twenty two men accused under Idaho's criminal syndicalism law face trial in Sandpoint this week after a prior jury disagreed and was discharged following 23 hours of deliberation. The panel had voted nine to three for conviction on the last ballot.
A Chicago park features an animal enclosure and lush plantings with a bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln by St Gauden at the entrance. The piece extols Lincoln as square, down to earth, and relentlessly honest and humble, tracing his impact on national esteem.
The King county fair price committee compares local budgets to a U.S. government plan for two people on 150 monthly. Some couples miss January budgets while others show savings. rent and food dominate costs with limited funds for recreation. Miss Dean notes rent remains insufficient in the proposed budget.
In San Francisco on February 9 the U S circuit court of appeals affirmed Henry Albers Portland Oregon miller’s three year McNeil Island prison sentence and a $10000 fine for violating the espionage act. Albers was alleged to have voiced remarks endorsing German government policies.
Cambridge merchant Max Keezer unveils new overcoats and suits praised as higher quality than Boston stock, offered at half the price according to a Boston Record advertisement.
Public health boards urge prompt treatment at first cold symptoms to curb influenza and pneumonia outbreaks sweeping the nation. They advise bed rest, warmth, and early use of Hyomei inhaler with Oil of Hyomei, claiming quick relief and potential to prevent illness and spread.
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