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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
5
A health column warns that excessive stomach acidity poses dangers to digestion and comfort. It urges readers to seek medical advice for persistent symptoms and outlines simple lifestyle tips to reduce irritation, including moderating acidic foods and stress management.
Mrs Frances W. Axtell, a Washington state legislator from Whatcom county, addressed the progressive banquet at Epler cafeteria while Republicans held a separate event. About 400 attend the progressive gathering with speakers including Ole Hanson and Judge W. H White. 3975 attend the Republican banquet with Hart and others. Hanson challenged slavery and praised Lincoln as a progressive reformer.
Overstocked Palace Clothing Co launches a record sale aligning men’s suits and overcoats, shoes, and Furnishings at half price or less. Prices on suits drop from 16 20 and 25 to 7 10 and 12 50, with wholesale to retail cash sales starting Saturday February 14 at 9 am from 1022 First Ave corner Spring St.
In Chicago on February 13 Judge Owen of the Cook County Election Commission stated that women must follow the laws to participate in making them. A delegation of women sought to have the age requirement for voters waived for new women voters but the judge offered no encouragement.
Uncle Joe Cannon in Proria Illinois on Lincoln day asserts that one of President Wilsons precedents is smashed and equates it to republican prosperity. The ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a claimed cure for colds in one day.
In Medford Geo Reich threatened Jas Boddy saying his auto killed Reich's horse. Boddy offered the car and Reich rode away, implying possible legal action.
A 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs is advertised as a harmless fruit laxative that cleanses the stomach and bowels, eases feverish or cross moods in children, and provides a pleasant taste. The ad warns against counterfeit syrups and instructs buyers to ensure the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
Rev Adna Wright Leonard of First Methodist will address the Sunday club at the YMCA tomorrow afternoon on Is There a Moral Issue in This Campaign. He will share his views on suitable candidates and argue that local politics improved after party politics were removed.
Kenneth Murphy aged 21, serving a life term for murder at the Nebraska Penitentiary, who Governor Moorehead paroled yesterday to enroll at the state university, is barred from registering due to his criminal record.
New York police arrested three foot tall Harry Lankford once a Coney Island attraction for drunkenness. Magistrate Steers dismissed the remark about his wife. Meanwhile Manitoba lawmakers consider banning white women and girls from working in factories or businesses owned or managed by Chinese or Japanese interests.
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