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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1915
Page
5
An Alabama advertiser in Montgomery joins court challenge to the state’s liquor ad ban as a new law restricts such publications. The case tests enforcement and potential impact on local newspapers and advertisers.
Dandruff irritates the scalp and weakens hair roots causing shedding. A 25 cent bottle of Danderine is advertised to stop hair loss and remove dandruff after several applications by applying it to the scalp.
A reader questions whether to distance from a privileged girl accused of diamond theft and a rider on a harsh view of a wife who died in the gutter. The column counsels choosing standards, notes the fallen woman carries a man’s share of blame, and urges personal integrity.
After delays for heavy machinery installation, Ballard Well now runs a double shift and progresses rapidly. Four hours of circulation expose brown shale permeated with oil beneath, prompting optimism among Prof Morrin and California drillers that a producing sand is near. public invited to inspect the well.
A carpenter from Manasquan New Jersey describes a non operative cure for rupture that prevented further surgery. He claims years of relief with no lost time or trouble and offers full information by writing to Eugene M Pullen.
On the Senate floor Sen Reed of Missouri accused a GOP and bolting Democrat agreement of being a binding caucus. Sen Clark of Wyoming called Reed a liar and threatened a confrontation before Chancellor Cummins intervened. Clark then disavowed any intent to challenge Reed's veracity.
Deputy District Attorney A. H. Van Cott and two county detectives depart for New York to secure the extradition of M. A. Behmidt, alleged Times building dynamiter. Also in New Westminster an alleged Hindu killer Ragmal faces Saturday execution for murder and arson.
Advert describes ORRINE as a reliable home treatment praised by thousands of wives and mothers for curing the drink habit. It claims secrecy and lists a price of $1 per box with a free book offer from Swift's Pharmacy at 2nd and Pike.
Matilda Huteman of Hollywood Washington writes that Regal Dentists extracted two very bad teeth without pain after seventeen days of sleeplessness. She recommends them to friends and notes many others share the experience of painless dentistry with fair prices and guaranteed workmanship.
Edwin F. Meyer former Puget Sound navy yard chief storekeeper and Emar Goldberg were affirmed guilty of sensational navy yard frauds by the circuit court in San Francisco. They may begin prison terms within 30 days unless they appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
London reports England awaits "der Tag" with supreme confidence as British officials signal imminent end of the war. Military and political circles anticipate decisive surrender or victory likely within weeks, sparking national morale boosts and renewed calls for cautious optimism among civilians.
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