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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
3
A historical notice warns that acid in the stomach irritates the lining and hinders digestion. Ordinary medicines fail to help. the remedy suggested is a spoonful of Ri ssia with water to neutralize acid and prevent irritation, followed by bicarbonate magnesia after meals.
In Olympia on January 19 the Gillies trial dragged with little progress as Secretary Gilbert testified since 11 oclock the day before. The defense questioned the commission’s lax accounting methods while Gilbert described documents and the procedures used to check accounts.
C A Lee former chairman of the public service commission will address Pomona Grange in Wenatchee on Rural Credits asserting reform ideas and regional financing issues.
London January 19 German casualties mount to 2 1 2 million the figure given by Under Secretary Tennant in the house of commons shows 613 060 killed and 1 566 549 wounded among the total.
Cold winter weather boosts public utilities revenue as skating at Lake Burien continues and snow-clearing operations expand. More ice cleared daily helps municipal streetcar coffers grow through increased usage and demand for public services.
Councilman Lundy accuses King County of misusing general funds to buy 215 voting machines at a cost over $200,000. He claims bonds approved by voters should fund the purchase and alleges a $95,000 commission flowed to W. W. Conner, former Speaker, and bonding agent George W Allen.
A car once belonging to Dr. J. T. Alexander, stolen on November 27, was rebuilt by Walter Robinson Jitnear and later found in a Pike Street salesroom where Hobingon had sold it.
This ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy for sour upset stomach gas and dyspepsia. It promises relief within five minutes and claims it can regulate weak stomachs, urging readers to buy a fifty cent bottle at any drugstore.
A dental office promotes high quality care by state certified dentists, strict guarantees, and the use of the best materials. They advertise the lowest prices and claim to have nitrous or novocaine for painless dentistry, asserting health depends on good teeth and digestion.
Four Seattle organizations including Neomalthusian league and Women's Card and Label league urge U S authorities to end the Margaret Sanger prosecution in New York. Speakers from University of Washington and Dr G M Hawkins are listed as forthcoming at a league meeting scheduled January 20. The Sanger trial is postponed to January 24.
The Queen City Cat club hosts a three day reunion beginning Thursday at 14271 Third Ave for its annual show to benefit Mother Rythers Home. More than 150 entries from Washington Oregon British Columbia and California will compete. Judge will be Mrs Jack Gordon who managed the Panama Pacific show in San Francisco.
In The Hague on January 19 only Dr Charles Fo Aked remains on the Ford permanent peace board as members threaten disruption and refuse to proceed with a Stockholm trip. Mrs Joseph Fels travels to England on business while Henry Ford Jane Addams and William Jennings Bryan remain in the U.S. Mme Rosika Schwimmer telegrams Mr Ford to remove John D Barry from the board.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels reports gas from Edison storage batteries caused the E-2 submarine explosion at the New York Navy Yard last Saturday in Washington on January 19.
Washington Jan 19 Armor plate will suffer a substantial reduction. This notice was given to members of the senate naval committee Tuesday by L G Grace. Grace is president of the Bethlehem Steel Co.
Senator Brady of Idaho was sworn in on Tuesday though frail from illness. He intends to travel to Palm Beach for an extended stay after taking office.
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