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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

3

Freezone Corn Remedy Claims Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Freezone as a rapid corn and callus remover. It promises instant soreness relief by applying a few drops to any corn or tender area, with the corn loosening enough to lift away. The drug is described as a compound discovered by a Cincinnati chemist and available at drug stores for a small price.

Cincinnati

How to Treat and Avoid Spanish Influenza

An article outlines the influenza danger, noting a low fatality rate but serious complications. It emphasizes bed rest, medical supervision, and early use of remedies like Vicks VapoRub, plus home care measures to conserve strength and prevent spread through reduced contact and good nutrition.

Expert declares Sol Kaimi not cannibal in San Francisco

Dr Otto Freyermuth, sent by police, says Sol Kaimi is not cannibal but savagery. He explains cannibals do not eat their own, calls Kaimi an animal lacking brains. Kaimi's wife Mia, intelligent South Sea Islander, seeks divorce under California law as police decide Kaimi's fate.

San Francisco Solomon Kaimi Otto Freyermuth Kaimi Dr. Preyermuth Freyermuth Mia Kaini South Seas California Katml

Girl Will Testify Against Man Held for Murder Trial

Augusta Carlson sits in a Portland cell awaiting a chance to testify against J. Cyril Liard in the murder trial of Deputy Sheriff Frank Twombly. The state's case includes more than 40 witnesses, with Carlson's testimony expected as the prosecution's climax. Liard has remained outwardly calm since his trial began Tuesday.

Portland Augusta Carlson J. Cyril Liard Liard Frank Twormbley Miss Carlton Lhard

Corp Johns Scratched Once After Nine Days Under Fire

A letter to Mrs. Ruth Johns from Corp Cyrus F Johns of Company HM 34th Infantry recalls intense combat during a major engagement. He describes continuous shellfire for nine days, being buried multiple times, and enduring a pin wound on a finger while reflecting on Sherman’s war concept.

Corp Cyrus F Johns Ruth Johns Walnat Ave Johne Sherman

Soldiers Make Him County Attorney In Evansville

Albert J. Veneman sought re election as county attorney but faced a move to rename German township after a fallen Evansville soldier. Five hundred soldiers protested marching through streets demanding Veneman’s reinstatement. Henry Buente resigned in Veneman’s favor after the clash.

Evansville Ind Albert J. Veneman German Township Gresham Township France Henry Buente Veneman Buente

U. S. Agrees to Pay Norway Eleven Million for Ships

After talks with the Norwegian Shipping association representatives E M Hurley and ER B Stevens of the U S Shipping Board reached a deal the United States will pay Norway 11 000 000 dollars for ships that were requisitioned during the war the Norwegian owners had invested in ship contracts.

London Norwegian Shipping Association E M. Hurley ER. B. Stevens United States Shipping Board United States

Improvement of Wilson Ave Postponed After Protests

Protests from Northlake Avenue residents and other property owners led the city streets committee to indefinitely postpone the plan to grade and pave Wilson Avenue and intersecting streets. They argue current costs cannot be matched later.

City Streets Committee Wilson Ave Northlake Ave Council

Two Confess Robbery of Camp Lewis Bank

Tacoma January 10 two confess to their part in the Greene Park bank robbery at Camp Lewis during the week officials in charge say Wil Scott another suspect maintains innocence and is not yet charged

Camp Lewis Tacoma William &J. Clair Helen Reynolds Greene Park Bank Wil Scott

Mary Pickford On Road To Recovery After Illness

Los Angeles January 10 Mary Pickford the film actress was reported better today by her physician and said to be on the road to recovery. Her temperature was a fraction over 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit earlier in the week and she had suffered from influenza since Monday.

Los Angeles Mary Pickford

Jews Petition for Palestine State In Seattle Drive

The Seattle branch of the Zionist Association circulated petitions Friday urging that Palestine be returned to the Hebrews. A fund drive for $4,000, Seattle's quota for the national Zionist relief fund, will be conducted next week.

Seattle Zionisr Association Peace Council Palestine Zionist Relief Fund

Army takes over freight steamers for troop transport

January 10 report that the United States Army Transport Service has seized 12 former freight steamers from the American-Hawaiian and Luckenbach lines to be used as troop carriers. Each ship can carry about 19 000 to 20 000 men and move them toward New York as part of wartime mobilization.

Vick North Carolina New York United States Army Transport Service

Col. Jones Retires From Command at Camp Lewis

Col. N. Jones, commander of the 44th Infantry, retires after 30 years of continuous service. His retirement was granted on January 10 at Camp Lewis.

Col. Jones Camp Lewis Col. N. Jones 44Th Infantry

White Gabardine Suiting at 35 Cents a Yard

Full yard wide durable medium weight gabardine sold by MacDougall Southwick Gray Lines Shep. Women can craft skirts dresses uniforms and children's apparel from this material. 50c white gabardine at 35c.

MacDougall-Southwick Shep

Hosiery Ad Offers Silk and Lisle Stockings At Varying Prices

Extensive selections include women silk hose at 2.95 per pair with heavy weight pure dyed silk and reinforced heels toes and soles. Hand clocked silk hose 2.95 a pair in suede silver and Russian calf. Mercerized lisle hose 65c Havana brown with reinforced heels toes soles and garter tops. three pairs 1.75. Ribbed top cotton hose 40c in fast black with strong reinforcements.

Palm Beach

Hosiery Sale listing with varied kid sized hose

Heavy ribbed boys hose priced 50 cents per pair in sizes 6 to 10. Boy Scout hose 65 cents per pair in sizes 8 to 10. Infants silk and wool hose 75 cents per pair in sizes 4 to 6. Infants cashmere hose 30 cents per pair in sizes 4 to 6. white with pink or blue toes. Children's tan silk lisle hose 60 cents per pair in sizes 6 to 9.

Boy Scout Dougall-Southwick

Table Cloths Offered by MackDougall-Southwick

Full bleached linen weft table cloths with round center designs. Durable and attractive quality. Size 67 by 68 inches. Priced at 3.85 and 3.50 dollars. MackDougall-Southwick Gray Linen Shep listed.

MackDougall-Southwick

Veiling Remnants on Sale in Navy and Other Colors

Remnants offered in chenille dot border scroll plain hexagon mesh and other effects in navy black brown purple and more. Prices range from 35c to 1.75 per yard with remnants up to 25c each. MacDougall Southwreck Firat Floer listed.

Toilet Goods and Cosmetics Advertised Prices

The list details various toilet goods with prices including Jie compact rouge 2% cent bar and 25 cent tooth brushes. Brands include Cuticura Pond s and Woodbury s while products cover soaps creams brushes and door items with multiple price points.

Cuticura Goodrich

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Tite Atte Musicacuse Third Ave University Seneca Plonmeer First National Bank Hippocrates B. C Centu Nning Enza N.C. Board of Health Nia Sol Kaimi U. S Norway Northwest Star MaccDougall Southwick Fleer MarDougell-Seathwick Viret Pleer Wayne Macdoogall-Southwick, Gray MacDougall Firat Floer Colgate'sa Hind's Pond Foster's Woodbury Lambert Mportant Millinery Sale
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