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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1914
Page
5
An ad from Globe Pharmaceutical Chicago promotes a harmful cure for rheumatism using Toris compound and Sarepariniae syrup. It instructs mixing with whiskey and dosing hourly and at bedtime, promising quick relief but pushing unsafe, unverifiable treatment.
Cynthia Grey counsels readers on marriage, finances, and morality. A bachelor mocks matchmaking while readers debate examinations for women and men and a teen love letter prompts advice on awaiting a suitor.
A male reader contemplates life, purpose, and identity amid hardship. He shares wall motto ideas about turning hell to heaven and embracing individuality as a divine trait, urging self-reliance and moral conduct in a time of doubt. A reply emphasizes inner choice and God’s creation as inherently good.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds. It claims the dose opens nasal passages, relieves headache feverishness and sore throat, ends grippe misery, and costs 25.6 cents at any drug store with two hourly doses for three doses. It says it acts without assistance, tastes nice, and requires no substitute.
Rose Music Company and Eilers Music House conduct simultaneous stock closings at 1420 Second and 1120 Second avenues. Heavy discounts on violins mandolins guitars banjos pianos and sheet music with free vocal or instrumental sheets and shows of up to 50 percent off on many items.
Lloyd H. Wilking, convicted of the murder of musician Lou L. Winters, faces a death sentence scheduled for March 24 in Portland. The case drew attention as a high profile homicide verdict in the region.
An organizer among Washington state language teachers begins a campaign to trace the sources of city and town names. At a Monday night school board meeting Judge Richard Windsor was reelected president E Shorrock was reelected vice president and Reuben W Jones was reelected secretary entering his 12th year in that role.
The Home Consumers league held its annual election of trustees at league headquarters on Monday. All existing trustees were reelected except Mrs Geo A Smith who was replaced by Mrs Thos Taggart.
Baltimore resident Charles Warner recounts twenty years of itch and rash from ankle to knee. After trying many remedies he found relief with Resinol Soap and Ointment, claiming complete cure in ten days. Officials note Resinol has been prescribed for eighteen years and sold nationwide. Free trial offered from Dept. 87-R, Resinol, Baltimore.
Feeds describe slip over gowns in lacey effects with a yoke of embroidery medallions and Val lace. Prices show $5.00 values now offered at a special $2.50.
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