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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1917

Page

5

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement from Drugstore

An old advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to prevent a sallow complexion and eye bags. It claims the vegetable compound clears impurities, tones the liver, and offers boxes priced at 10c and 25c, available from all druggists.

Missionary Robert A. Hadden Killed in Athos Sinking

The U S missionary Robert Allen Hadden died when the French liner Athos was sunk by a submarine 216 miles east of Malta on February 17. The State Department announced the casualty, received from Consul Keblinger at Manta.

Washington Robert Allen Hadden Athos Malta State Department Keblinger Manta

French Raid Penetrates Vosges Trench Lines

Paris reports a French detachment at night breached German trenches north of Senones in the Vosges. A German raid near Wisembach earlier today was repelled by French forces.

Paris Vosges Senones Wissembach

Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Sore Feet

An advertisement touts Tiz as a cure for aching swollen tender corns bunions and foot misery. It claims instant relief instantly reduces shoe tightness and swelling and offers a year of comfort for 25 cents with a call to buy at drugstores or department stores.

Wilkes Players to Present Within the Law at Orpheum

Wilkes players bring the famed drama Within the Law to the Orpheum for Sunday matinee, marking the troupe’s Seattle anniversary. Cast features Phoebe Hunt Norman Hackett John Sheehan Fanchon Everhart William C. Walsh George Rand Addison Pitt with strong heart focal scenes and multiple principal roles.

Orpheum Wilkes Players Seattle Phoebe Hunt Norman Hackett John Sheehan Fanchon Everhart William C. Walsh George Rand Addison Pitt

Market Report on Early Petaluma Ogen Shipment

The first shipment of Petaluma ogen arrived yesterday with strong demand. Buyers purchased many erg items, preparing them for shipment north. Hutter in Portland raised to 42 cents, signaling firm market tone for wholesale vegetables including cabbage, celery, and garlic amid varied per unit prices.

Hutter Portland

Cascarets Promote Clean Liver and Bowels

A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as the best gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It promises clearer heads, sweeter stomachs, fresher breath, and more energy, claiming to ease biliousness headaches constipation and bad breath. The copy also lists grocery prices and meat and produce rates alongside the ad copy.

Cross

Letters on Faith and Finance in Cynthia Grey Page

A reader asks about marrying across faiths between a Protestant man and Catholic woman and delaying marriage for insight. Another letter discusses a wife starting a bank account on a low income, advising careful budgeting to cover rent and essentials and to seek joint expense planning with the husband.

Girl failed to make new start, he leaves her

A letter from a young man asks if he should annul his marriage after discovering his wife’s lack of virtue. An adviser says separation was right as she did not try to start anew. A second reader questions eugenics claims while a father of nine defends responsible parenthood and caring for many children.

Harry Langdon Johnny Beautiful Elizabeth Otto Klein Brothers Reynolds Donnegan Weeley McLoud Vernon Castle D. A

Names of the week traced to Anglo Saxon roots

A letter to Miss Grey argues that Rome named only one Saturday and the remaining days derive from Anglo Saxon and Scandinavian origins. Albert N. Rust is urged to verify the origin of weekly day names.

Miss Grey E. H Albert N. Rust Rome

Tina Lerner Debuts with Philharmonic Monday Night

Tina Lerner, noted pianist since age 16, will perform with the Philharmonic Orchestra Monday night March 5. Born in Russia, she rose to prominence as a child soloist with Moscow Philharmonic at 15 and has won wide praise from critics in Europe and America.

Tina Lerner Philharmonic Orchestra Russia Moscow’ Philharmonic Society Europe America

Noted Woman Tells of Labor Ideals

Miss Ida Tarbell spoke at the YWCA on Industrial Idealism urging shorter hours better sanitation and worker cooperation. She said employers must study labor conditions to gain good results and that prosperity comes from millions of happy workers not lone fortunes.

Ida Tarbell America Miss Tarbell

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