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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
11
The catalog notes a dinner service in medium weight semi porcelain with a coin gold border and a thin black line. The pieces feature gold-covered handles on cups and covered dishes, with a tasteful decorative finish.
Tokyo scenes of riotous debate as opposition assails government for blocking universal suffrage. Police clashed with lawmakers and crowds attempted to storm the chambers, with turmoil lasting until late at night.
Two front teeth were lost by H. B. Little of 315 Eighth Ave N early Wednesday when his car on the wrong side of the street at Westlake Ave and Stoneway collided with a truck driven by A. Reed of 12146 W Nickerson St. Little received treatment at the city hospital and blamed the fog for the accident.
Former Stanford student and trustee Herbert Hoover built his college life with a laundry agency and a small theatre, organizing finances, hiring staff, and handling class expenses. He studied geology, worked beside Dr Branner, and earned a degree in the pioneer class of 1895 while his wife Lou Henry Hoover shared the same course.
A string of wire briefs notes events from Whitman College and New York. Items include interdenominational conference at Whitman, martial law in southern Honduras, Spokane police seeking Frank Elis and a infant, and Spokane banker J A Yeomans’s death. Also reports of a Vancouver Canada steamer launch, Puyallup fruit cannery manager L I Raymond dead, and a Chicago kidnapping case.
Mrs John D Milne 79 mother of Edgar G Milne manager of Pantagos Theatre Funeral arrangements are being made by Bonney- n'a.
In Indiana the Hoover movement remains unorganized with no headquarters or staff. Dr. H B Barnard and supporters urge Hoover to run, noting broad public sentiment gathered from homes and workplaces rather than political lobbies. They launched petitions to show national duty calls.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless, dieting and exercise free fat reduction method. It claims weight losses of two to four pounds per week and offers purchase through local druggists or by mail to Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.
A columnist quotes La elisa Maresh claiming a home remedy from Saxolite and hazel dissolves in water tightens facial skin. She describes immediate wrinkle reduction including crow’s feet and neck creases after a single bath, noting others reported similar results.
Dr Edwards offers olive tablets as an alternative to calomel for liver and bowel concerns. After 17 years of development the tablets are described as a vegetable compound that performs the same cleansing action without calomel side effects.
A garbled medical-ads style piece notes fatigue and low spirit from possible kidney trouble or bladder symptoms. It mentions aching joints, vision issues, and general malaise tied to kidney function and toxin buildup, suggesting remedies and warnings about health.
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