Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for Eye Health
Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under a money back guarantee by all druggists.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
18
Judge Takes Ill During Port Townsend Hearing
Judge Ronald III at Port Townsend fell ill with influenza while presiding a case. He rested at home after arriving in Seattle Friday. In the incident, three girls and two men faced county authorities over a $35,000 suit. the jury ruled for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Ronald
Port Townsend
30Th Ave
BE. BK. Hemingway
la Grippe
Seattle
Quileene
Campaign Freeman Says Bars Jap Picture Brides
Freeman says the Japanese government will stop issuing passports to picture brides in response to a Pacific Coast effort to keep the region for white inhabitants. He recalls opposing Japanese colonization since the early 1900s and notes prior press recognition including a Harper’s Weekly editorial based on Pacific Fisherman views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Washington
Miller Freeman
Pacific Coast
Me. Freeman
California
Hille
Harper's Weekly
No Teas In Street Stop Traffic
London reports police propose street teas move to parks or open spaces to avoid obstructing public thoroughfares. The police commissioner urges organizers to relocate to protect traffic flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Watts celebrate diamond wedding after war service
London report notes Mr and Mrs Watts just marked a diamond wedding anniversary. He is 82 and she is 1? years old. Twenty-three sons sons in law and grandsons served during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Watts
Cone
The Easiest Way to End Stomach Trouble
An ad claims a remedy cures stomach trouble within two minutes after taking. It explains food ferments and the stomach fails to digest, souring meals and harming blood, promising quick relief and renewed well being. Sold by druggists including Martell Drug Co and Swift Drug Co in Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugginta
Beattie
Martell Drug Co
Swift Drug Co
Cocoanut Oil Makes a Splendid Shampoo
A historic advice piece advocates mulsified coconut oil shampoo as a superior hair cleaner. It warns against meat soaps and prepared shampoos for drying and damaging the scalp. The method uses water and a small amount of shampoo to produce rich lather that cleanses dust dirt dandruff and oil. The result is hair that dries quickly and becomes fine silky bright and easy to manage.
Alaska Leader Urges Partial Home Rule At Chamber Event
Governor Thomas Riges Jr calls for freedom from Congress and control over fisheries coal and oil fields forests and mines. He blames red tape for Alaska’s slow growth and says the treasury is nearly empty while funds flow to Washington. An Alaskan commission was proposed by Franklin Lane in a telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Thomas R. Riges, Jr
Alaka
Alaska Bureau, Chamber of Commerce
New Washington Hotel
Congress
Gov
Higes
Washington
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Bishop P. T. Rowe
C. EB. Claypool
J. N. Cobb
University of Washington
T. Knudson
W. A. Gilmore
Nome
Charters Craemer
Valdez
G. A. Olson Brady
Fairbanks
H. P. Warren
The
Alaskan Railroad
Elmer K. Ritchie
E. C. Fussell
Alaska Dispatch
Juneau
J. P. Daly
Alaska Territorial Legislature
Give Em Jobs Says Veteran
Capt. W B George Jr of Montana told the Young Men's Republican club that ex service men returning to civilian life need practical help not charity. He urged jobs and a friendly hand to restore a sense of honor while warning against radical elements. He spoke after fighting in major engagements and receiving high decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. George, Jr
Montana
Young Men's Republican Club
George
U. S
Capt. George
Employment Chief to Quit Post Here
Lawrence Wood district director of the United States employment service resigns effective March 1 or sooner. The government will transfer the skeleton organization of the employment service to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wood
United States Employment Service
The
Employment Service
Jailed son theft case prompts father to pledge surety
London January 16 James Picknell 62 said he vowed at 25 never to act as surety even for his father but agreed to sign for his son James 30 charged with theft. He later learned he was not worth the 150 bond and reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Picknell
James
A Good Man’s Light Shines Day and Night
A tribute recalls a steadfast figure whose steady presence offered guidance and hope, illuminating his community through seasons of work, service, and quiet integrity.
Red Cross Nursing Dept Organizes Skilled Corps
The Red Cross Nursing Department now boasts a well organized, splendid corps of trained nurses ready to aid rich or poor with skillful care. Nursing instruction classes in home care of the sick begin February 1. Every woman should take the course at the Red Cross Dining Room Fourth and Virginia. We Turn Waste Into Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Internal Revenue
New York Block
Seattle
Red Cross Nursing Department
Red Cross
Fourth
Virginia
Pacific Steamship plans special Northwest to San Francisco voyage
General passenger agent K Grant MecMicken arranges a special ship run from the Northwest to San Francisco for the Democratic National Convention in the California city. Judge Richard Seelye Jones has reserved a berth on the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Grant MecMicken
Pacific Steamship Company
Northwest
San Francisco
California
Richard Seelye Jones
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Fatty Arbuckle
Constance Binney
Susan
William
Symphony Orchestra
Reginald Dunn
L. C. Smith
Elliott
Ophelia
Ronald III
Mr. Freeman
Ramuel Hi
Douglas
FIRST
Pine St
Arrow
Otto F. Kegel
Pike ST
Fifth Ave
Stoke Holks
Brunswick
Grote-Rankin
Pike
Grote-Rankifl
Frisco
Shiloh
J. Brown
Orpheum
Third
Madison
Stevens
4Th Ave
New York
Assgi
Seattle National Bank
Second Avenue
Columbia
Fourth Ave Bank
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