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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
20
Purely vegetable remedy promises to cleanse the blood and cure chronic dyspepsia and numerous ailments including rheumatism catarrh sores ulcers and skin diseases. The ad urges readers to obtain 8 8 8 at drug stores or write to the Medical Director in Atlanta Ga for peculiar cases.
The League of Nations council plans to appoint 11 jurists of international reputation to form a committee for an International Court of Justice. Elihu Root is mentioned as a possible selection, with America’s entry or non entry affecting his appointment. Other names include Fadda of Italy, Altamira of Spain, Draga of Argentina, and Lord Phillimore of Britain. The council reaffirmed Swiss neutrality and agreed to admit Switzerland to league membership.
Fresno dispatch reports Major Albert Smith continuing his flight from Rivereife to Seattle. He touched down in the desert near Fresno and reached Fresno city area, aiming to reach San Francisco yesterday afternoon despite no serious trouble during the journey.
A Cincinnati inventor’s freezone offers quick relief for corns and calluses. Tiny bottles sold for a few cents allow painless application with minimal irritation. Users apply a drop to the affected skin and soon the corn loosens and can be removed, ending soreness.
Wealthy restaurateur George L. Bradshaw learns his young bride elopes with Raymond Kerwin, son of his friend. Bradshaw orders no prosecution as private detectives book the couple at central station. Kerwin vows to protect her and plans marriage, while Bradshaw grieves the loss of the union.
The article notes Sirius, the brightest star, appears to drift about an inch in a century. Given its immense distance from Earth, this translates to a motion of roughly 1,000,000 miles per day across the sky.
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