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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1918

Page

5

Patriotism Dominates Mayoral Campaign Speeches

Candidates James Bradford and Ole Hanson framed patriotism as central to the race. Bradford touts loyalty to the U S and opposition to I W W while Hanson attacks sedition and treason as war protests flare. Both push rapid development of the Ska power site to ensure affordable power and traction plans.

James BE. Bradford Ole Hanson Tain View Ajax Halls Lake District Eagles’ Hall Ballard Bradford Ska

Building Up the Blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills

An advertisement by Mrs. Jennie Cruikshank praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder after grip and neurasthenia. It claims the pills restore weight, color, and strength, detailing personal recovery from 135 to 106 pounds and relief from fatigue. It promotes free health booklets and mail order options from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Williams Pink Piils Dr. Williams Dr Medicine Co Schenectady

Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair

An old advertisement promotes coconut oil as a greaseless, cheap hair care solution. It claims most soaps and red shampoos damage the scalp and hair, while coconut oil cleans gently, lathers well, rinses out easily, and leaves hair soft, fluffy, and dust free.

Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome

A New Yorker author Howard J. offers a free mailed book claiming health improvements from quitting tobacco. The text reports calmer nerves, better sleep, normal appetite, strong memory, and improved digestion as benefits, and notes reduced craving for pipes cigars cigarettes or chewing tobacco.

Howard J New York City

Poindexter urges Hanson for city mayor in war crisis

In a letter, Poindexter argues for James Hanson as mayor, urging labor support and full commitment to winning the war. He criticizes Bradford supporters as lukewarm and calls for unified city energy to aid the war effort. Mrs Hill and Mrs Bradford plan to discuss candidates for the Women’s Good Government league at noon at the Good Bata cafeteria.

Poindexter U. S Hanson Labor Bradford Homer E. Hill Ole Hanson Donna FE James FE. Bradford Women's Good Government League Good Bata

Attendants Save Lives in Queen City Hospital Fire

Attendants at Queen City hospital on 2let Ave and Madison St. saved eight patients when a furnace room blaze spread to the attic causing $1,000 damage. Firefighters arrived after patients were moved to safety.

Queen City Hospital

Sergt Gus Hasselblad Saves Pedestrians In Street Runaway

Police Sergeant Gus Hasselblad acted quickly on a Monday night incident on Seneca Street incline between Third and Fourth Avenues. He pursued a runaway auto driven by G Tani of 1325 Seventh Avenue as gasoline failed and the car rolled downhill toward a crowded street. Hasselblad boarded the vehicle, steered it away from Summit Avenue traffic, and halted it before it could hit pedestrians or a streetcar, preventing a disaster.

Seneca St Third Fourth Seneca G. Tani Seventh Ave Tani Gua

Phosphate Boost for Weak Nerves Promises Relief

An advertisement touts nitro phosphate tablets as nerve food to restore strength. It warns against tonics and stimulants, promotes a two week supply with a money back guarantee, and claims manufacturers cover all risk. Sold by local druggists.

Curtain Net Special at Movey Day Value

Curtain net sale features seven hundred yards of filet curtain net in white and cream. In strong demand with double thread square mesh. Dainty design options and a focus on Fourth Floor offerings.

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