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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
6
A wartime notice urges all citizens to join the Public Service Reserve. It explains joining does not require leaving current work and details enrollment centers in districts 6 and 8, with officers and assistants listed at multiple locations. The report ends noting the death of cartoonist Robert Carter in Philadelphia.
An old time remedy improved with extra ingredients offers a ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Applied with a brush to a hair strand, it darkens gray hairs by morning and leaves hair glossy and luxuriant, without claiming disease treatment.
Weak nerves slowly destroy health and joy, not restored by tonics. Nourishment is needed. one grain tablet of bitro-phosphate after each meal supplies the remedy. A two week supply is available from major druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
Erickson Engineering Co halves bought by J D Colvin and Judge John Twohy. K E B Furse named inspector of street railways. Mrs Paul Raymond's first address at Wingate home and at First Presbyterian church. Danish pianist F Scavenius and violinist Myrna Neonetta Jack perform at Viret Swedish Baptist church. Obituaries note deaths of Thomas Foran and Raphael Cheadle. Community notices include veterans affairs, Cascade PTA meeting, and naval rail shipment to Seattle.
The sixth round-table discussion on foreign trade at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce runs Thursday evening from 7:40 to 9:30. Organized by the University of Washington extension division, it invites Ocean shipping students and feature A. Haines presiding with steamship officials to discuss ocean routes and marine insurance.
Federal officials probe a German agents plot to send explosives to Mexico and South America. Captain John Benedikaton, Chief Engineer H Rockechalle, and crew member G Ortez have been brought to Los Angeles for questioning aboard the Centralia, a steamer accused of carrying explosives for illegal purposes.
In Indianapolis seven Gary city and county officials were dismissed and ordered acquitted by Judge A. K. Anderson after a federal trial on election fraud. The jury was dismissed and the defendants were released.
Medical authorities say about 90 percent of stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. Avoid artificial digestants and try a few ounces of Hydrated Magnesia after meals to sweeten the stomach, prevent excess acid, and relieve sourness and gas.
The fragment references a product described as the most of magnesia for pores, aimed at people who enjoy their health and fear less. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to summarize further.
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