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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
2
An old newspaper notice promotes Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh and related symptoms. It claims breathing improves after one day and that 90 percent of ear troubles are caused by catarrh, offering a simple at home regimen.
The Red Cedar shingles congress at the Washington hotel adopted resolutions urging government to return ships to owners and to reestablish railroads under private control. It calls the Shipping Board to pursue foreign trade and to revise laws for permanent operation under the American flag. The group also disapproves wage cuts not aligned with living costs.
Joffe arrived in Heriin in April as the Bolshevik ambassador. He refused to meet the chancellor and hosted dinners for socialist minorities, shocking diplomats. He mocked monarchy restoration, drew German press ire, and flew the red flag at his legation, staying in Germany under worker and soldier council protection to push Bolshevik propaganda.
J P Jacobson of Spring Mi Fuel Co at 6225 California Ave was fined 25 dollars by Police Judge Gordon after a 150 pound short weight coal delivery to a woman was found by J D Crimin of the city weights and measures department following a weighing by Grimm.
Chief Deputy Marshal W E Theodore destroyed ten cases of liquid labeled hair tonic as officials say the beverage was too exhilarating for public use. Federal authorities seized the cases from a druggist and a barber supply company months earlier and Judge Be B Cushman ordered their confiscation.
Lieut. Frank L. Weet of the 127th Engineers wore a trench coat and two gold chevrons as he rejoined service after leaving Seattle as a private in Company D. He had survived major engagements and was ordered back to the U S to assist in recruit training near the war’s end.
Lost or stolen Liberty bonds valued at 260000 have sparked a mystery in Chicago. The owner, living in another city, has not been named, and the loss was reported through the Federal Reserve Bank.
The report states Prince William Hohenzollern's health is nearly normal as he walks in the gardens each morning at Amerongen castle, following illness.
The University of Washington eliminates the soldier mess in the men’s hall on the first floor of Home Economics hall. All members of the university student army corps have left, and the area becomes a cafeteria for university students.
Practical reconstruction was discussed at the Chamber of Commerce legislative banquet at the Army and Navy club with over 200 guests. Albert J. Rhodes chaired as chamber president, and speakers included Adamas, Magnus, Thomie, Brown, Coman, Lucas, and Coon as Cuesta of honor. Tonight lawmakers will be guests of the Pierce county delegation.
Spokane, Jan 10 Cyrun Bradley 66 pioneer businessman died in Casper Wyoming Wednesday His father served in the Civil War as gunboat commander Bradley helped found the Spokane Miner the first mining journal west of Chicago
Seattle banks lead the Northwest with more than 6 million dollars added to deposits for 1918. The rise is based on figures compiled by Joan Ke. Price & Co.
An advertisement promises facial cures by Stuart's Calcium Waters and Wafers, claiming clear complexions after detoxifying blood. It asserts pimples, eczema, and liver spots can vanish in days and urges purchase or mail-in free trial offers.
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