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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
8
A Seattle article argues home remedies for colds are unreliable and urges seeing a doctor. It cites heat and proper dress, fresh air, good food, and water as preventives, warns against overindulgence, and notes public overeating may fuel cold outbreaks. It emphasizes individual treatment and cautions against self treatment.
A heavy touring car driven by George Stirrat son of contractor James R Stirrat collided with a crowded Bellevue Street car at Harrison and Summit avenues N causing the street car to leave the rails. The Packard skidded along the pavement and struck a water hydrant though Stirrat was only shaken. No serious injuries to street car passengers were reported. The Packard will be rebuilt.
New York report states Cr. Frederick A. Cook failed to pay stenographer Misa Rose Webber who testified for him. Webber attached available funds Cook may have in New York and swore an affidavit claiming Cook owed her 80 dollars and she does not know where he went.
A theft at the YWCA dining room leaves religious secretary Mive Springer minus a handbag a $25 cash a gold watch and desk keys after a lunch service in Seattle. A stray black sheep is blamed for the incident occurring Saturday.
A riot broke out in a Boston polling place shortly after voting began in the first city election under the new municipal government. Police were called to quell the disturbance. Four candidates stood for mayor, listed on the ballot without party designation, including Mayor George A.
Walter Williams of Missouri University compares Moses to a great editor in a talk to the Ministers Alliance of Kansas. He argues the Bible mirrors modern newspapers and notes ancient reports of wrongdoing rival today’s crime coverage.
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure with testimonials and a free mail order sample. Readers are urged to send name and address to receive an example by mail, claiming success in curing various stages of piles.
A damaged ad invites readers to mail a completed form with name and address to Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. A sample Pyramid Pile Cure would be mailed in plain wrapper to the address provided.
Propaganda notes land in central British Columbia as nearly level with minimal timber and rich hay crops. It touts generous terms for non residents, 50 cents per acre down, three to five year payments, and an eventual rail link to boost prices, urging quick action before a spring rush.
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