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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
3
Irregular text touts Diapepsio as a mild pleasant remedy that claims to regulate digestion. It highlights widespread sales and positions the product as a relief for distress without fear, though the fragment provides no verifiable clinical details.
In Chicago after a hangings a mother, Sophie Van Dine, recounts how capital punishment shattered families. She describes how Harvey Van Dine and others were affected, notes suicides and madness among relatives, and vows to dedicate her life to abolishing the death penalty.
A dubious remedy touts Doctor's Best Formula as a cure for severe colds. Instructions urge mixing Gipcorine with Concentrated Pine, then blending in whiskey for dosing at meals. The text warns of counterfeit Pine and warns buyers to beware of fake suppliers.
A scanned market page lists assorted produce and meats with prices and availability. Items include apples, potatoes, onions, beans, hogs, turkey and live ducks, along with vegetables like lettuce, tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, celery, and cauliflower. Units and exact prices vary across entries.
Councilman A F Haas seeks another term praising past work while opponents cite his votes against streetcar ticketing, crowding controls, lighting costs, car line service, funds transfers, and jail reforms. Critics say Haas supports Seattle Electric and brewery interests and opposes progressive city measures.
A brief notice lists weekly rates for Mingle Roome at per week and Reemend Bath at per week. No further context on location or provider is given in the fragment.
Margaret A Haley and many speakers hold public talks at multiple Seattle venues including the Longfellow School the Madrona School Building and University Branch Library. Other speakers include Adella Parker Otway Pardee Mary O Meara and W H Kaufman with sessions at Berwyn Frantz H Coe and Broad Way High School.
The Stewarts Sulphurro compound grows in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest with expanding manufacture moving to a larger home. Seattle and Minnesota travelers verify cures while druggists report rising demand and widespread use across Oregon Washington and beyond.
Revival of a sulfur remedy marketed as a wonderful treatment for neurasthenia and numerous diseases promises relief for readers. The ad touts home-use baths and broad cures, urging families to obtain supplies and calling the product mankind’s benefactor.
If you cannot obtain Sulphurro from your druggist you may order direct. Sulphurro is sold in 50 cent and 1 bottle sizes with direct orders mailed and larger sizes sent by express. Send orders to the Stewart Sulphur Company Seattle with your druggist’s name for possible restocking.
A batch of testimonials from Seattle and surrounding areas extols Sulphurio, a liquid sulfur remedy. Letters praise rheumatism relief, digestion improvement, increased strength, weight gain, and general revitalization, urging public consideration and repeated use.
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