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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
5
The letter argues Gill has atoned but criticizes his last two years, cites Lang’s police appointment and graft scandals, calls for strong leadership under the dry law, and urges Austin E. Griffiths as the candidate for mayor to avoid a repeat of past turmoil.
The address before the Employers' Association of Washington features G N Skinner urging a strong fight to keep seven 1915 labor laws from being enacted by referendum. He accuses unions and criticizes anti union rhetoric while defending the Employers' association stance and pressuring employers to mobilize voters.
A reader criticizes foreign missions, noting lavish lifestyles of missionaries abroad and questioning the use of funds. The letter argues for truth about missionaries, suggests distrust of inspectors, and contrasts wealth with hardship, urging scrutiny of missionary efforts.
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims the syrup cleanses the stomach, liver and bowels, relieves coated tongues, and restores activity after constipation. The copy urges mothers to buy the genuine product and warns against counterfeits.
Phyllis Braithwaite comforts Allan Harrington in his sick room after the Harringtons’ tragedy. She adds warmth, light, and stories, while probing his loneliness and mapping plans for a brighter future with a rose garden and a cheerful household.
A weekly serial novel will run in this newspaper from Monday through Saturday ending each week with a complete novel. Back copies available via the circulation department for regular readers and subscribers seeking to start or resume the feature.
Phyllis awakens in a terra cotta quilt on Allan Harrington's bed after a sleepless night filled with thoughts of change and death and marriage. She slips away without waking him and encounters Wallis in Harrington's clothes, noting her husband sleeps soundly.
Public health note urges readers to avoid damp ground and cold, eat less meat, drink water, and take Jad Salts to flush uric acid. It explains rheumatism arises from uric acid buildup, filtered by kidneys, and claims Jad Salts amino acid mixture aids kidney action and reduces joint stiffness.
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