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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1920
Page
9
Mrs. M. Gates of 629 East Ave 80 Los Angeles says Tanlac restored her health after a week of extreme fatigue back pain and weight loss. She reports increased appetite steady weight gain and renewed energy and praises Tanlac publicly as sold in Seattle by Bartel stores under a Tanlac representative.
A man sipping cider in an Alaska bar Monday afternoon left a watch behind and vanished, drawing local attention. Police review surveillance for the incident and seek the owner of the found timepiece.
A damaged fragment describes a relief product offer with mail order request and urgency. It mentions a 60 cent box and urging quick action. The readable bits emphasize substitution and prompt response.
A drug manufacturer and a firm in Wichita announce a free sample of pile treatment. The notice invites readers to obtain the product, highlighting its availability through the sending of a sample. It specifies no further conditions or dates.
Chicago February 17 Captain Robert Howard state prohibition official denounces efforts to distribute confiscated liquor to hospitals. Major A V Dalrymple authorized to rent a warehouse to stage seized alcohol. Federal judge will be asked to permit this use amid similar requests from other states.
Maj Albert D Smith of the Army Air Service is due Tuesday on the final hop of a San Diego to Seattle flight. Fog may delay his Eugene departure while the Aero Club of the Northwest arranged a landing on Heacon Hill. He will scout landing sites for a proposed government forest reserves patrol with Aero Club representatives set to greet him.
Eight million dollar drive to provide annuities for pastors facing starvation due to low wages progresses well in the Northwest. Rev. William B Beard dean of this district reported at a Plymouth church dinner on Monday.
Lincoln High pupils led by Chuck Robinson plan a simple dress protest to counter the expense of clothing. about fifty students will wear old clothes such as corduroy pants and soft shirts to show they fear spending for appearances.
An advertisement extols EATONIC tablets as a natural remedy for excess stomach acid and gas. It claims millions benefited, offers a five day trial, and guarantees results with a money back promise, urging trials through druggists and dealers.
The Star issued two editions stating George Bunnell's body was at the county morgue. It clarifies the body went Saturday night to the Washington Cremation Society at Mount Pleasant Cemetery pending funeral arrangements.
WASINGTON Feb 17. Representative Tuller Indi a has introduced a bill to exclude from the mails all Sunday papers with more than 48 pages all weekday weekly and semi weekly publications over 16 pages and all monthlies and quarterlies over 100 pages as a measure to reduce newspaper mail.
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