Revelatory praise of top sanitation and fine cuisine
A bold claim praises unmatched sanitation standards and individual dishes that rival the world's best. The text highlights pristine cleanliness and haute cuisine as ultimate benchmarks.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
3
A bold claim praises unmatched sanitation standards and individual dishes that rival the world's best. The text highlights pristine cleanliness and haute cuisine as ultimate benchmarks.
A Rhode Island testimonial claims a half bottle of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root eased a severe kidney issue after a doctor’s initial failure. George Champlin writes that a larger bottle proved worth far more than cost, and urges others to request a sample from Dr Kilmer Co. Notary verifies the statement’s authenticity.
Paste Fay, famed animal trainer, signs with Universal at the Pacific coast studio. Mose, the big lion, previously injured several trainers. Fay disciplines him with a riding whip as spectators watch. She hopes to form a new bond and continues her work in front of the crowd.
The program notes list showings at Olympian Good Luck Tonight Manhattan and Home venues. Featuring dramas Shadows The Sale of a Heart Rounding up the Counterfesters Hearts of the Dark Training of the Cowboy A Deep Sea Liar A ways Together animated weekly No 94 Art and Love King Baggot in the Jarvis Case and more.
Seattle market reports a two cent drop in egg prices with producers paid 26 cents per dozen and retailers at 40 cents. Prices for butter and cheese are listed from multiple creameries, while poultry and fowl values vary by weight and type.
A dramatic scene features Dan Cupid opposing a doctor from Chicago who argues health should dominate marriages. The exchange mocks eugenics and predicts doctors guiding future marriages while Cupid insists love remains essential.
Kitty Mal ram calls Madge after Dick leaves for work. Kitty looks strained and tearful as she asks if Madge is happy while Madge says she is happy but busy with preparations. Kitty then confides she is in an awful boat and seeks support.
An old remedy called Hamburg Breast Tea is sold in pharmacies with brewing instructions and claims it cures a cold, opens pores and relieves congestion. A literary extract follows, featuring characters Madge Kitty Margie and Dick in dialogue about relationships and moral choices, ending with a teaser for tomorrow.
An 1900s era ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy home hair darkener. It claims to erase gray strands, stop dandruff and itching, and leave hair glossy and youthful with repeated applications.
An advertisement promises relief for appendicitis gall stones rheumatism gastritis kidney trouble constipation headaches and more through chiropractic treatment. The practitioner claims reasonable prices and free examinations at 812-18 American Bank Flock between 10 am and 6 pm with a health attendant on duty.
Louis Bundy age 19 faced a superior court arraignment on a December 19 murder of 15-year-old Harold Ziesche. He was granted time to enter a plea and chewed gum throughout proceedings as his attorney Frank Dominguez argued.
Misa Marie Anne Von Friedlander-Fuld heiress to one of Germany’s largest fortunes married Hon. John Power Bertram Ogilvy Freeman Mitford, younger son of Baron Redendale, in Berlin.
City trustees vote to shut down poor rooms and saloons by midnight in San Mateo California. The move aims to curb vice and enforce local ordinances amid enforcement efforts.
A local sale features five cent embroidery laces and insertion, 63 cent white chin gloves, and 5 yard laces in Colonnes Cluny Torchon and Dentelle. Flannel skirts cut to 49c, pure white hem stitched, sizes full. Women’s 16 eyelet elbow length kid gloves marked down from $2.50 to $1.85.
A catalog style list shows White Crocheted Bedspreads, damask and sheets with assorted sizes and prices. It advertises table damask, linen damask, muslin sheets, pillow slips, white lawn and toweling goods with reduced bolt and per unit prices for a sale.
Funeral services were held yesterday at St James Cathedral for Thomas Burke a former representative of the United Mine Workers of America and an executive board member during John Mitchell presidency.
A vintage health blurb promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleaning drink. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast for several days flushes kidneys, relieves backache and headaches, and neutralizes urine acids. Local druggists reportedly sell many bottles to overworked patients.
An advertisement offers a free household prescription for nervous debility and low manhood, claiming rapid, private restoration without drugs. It urges writing Interstate Remedy Co. in Detroit for a copy, asserting physicians would charge much more for the same prescription. Also mentions Gaby’s hen and Seattle Moore performances, then notes lodging at Stewart House in Seattle.
The main reason women suffer is a run-down condition. Debility and poor circulation cause headaches, languor, nervousness, and worry.
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