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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
12
Eminent chemists developed Eatonic and claim millions have used it with marvelous benefits. Feel better by testing Eatonic at your druggist with a free five day trial and a fifty cent box. If it isn’t best for you, you pay nothing.
The city council debated park and aviation bond issues of 750000 and 500 respectively with strong opposition. Council members Carroll and four others voted against the park and aviation bonds while Frickson stood alone against expanding police staffing. Teel Williams urged the aviation bond linking national service to air mail business.
Harry K E Scott of Dragoon Arizona writes of recovery from rheumatism and stomach trouble after Tanlac. He weighed 116 pounds and nearly stayed in bed for two years, but after starting Tanlac he gained 18 pounds, ate better, and returned to work foreman duties. The letter and endorsement from Moss Pharmacy accompany the Tanlac advertisement.
An early 20th century ad touts Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic as a remedy for tired overworked women. It claims to restore appetite, build strength, and improve sleep, featuring a testimonial from Mrs C F Hatcher and listing ingredients Beef and Cod Liver Peptone Iron and Hypophosphites. Money back if it fails.
Drake railed at the opposition as Erickson Lane Bolton Thomson and Moore blocked a 2500 appropriation to hire experts to audit Seattle Lighting Co. books. Council members Bolton Thompson Moore Erickson Haas criticized the move calling it a waste and unnecessary spending.
An old time remedy advertised as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken hair naturally and evenly. A downtown druggist notes its popularity as a simple rinse using a comb or brush to cover each strand, claiming gray hair vanishes by morning with continued use.
Silk section offers 150 yards of Dress Satin in 2 to 8 yard lengths. Colors include navy Hague blue gold plum Copenhagen blue taupe steel and two tone shades. Formerly 4.50 a yard now 3.25 while stock lasts.
A new shipment of medium weight men’s flannel shirts features a convertible collar for military or lay down styles. Suited to Puget Sound climate, not too heavy or light. Sizes 15 to 17% and 14 to 17% offered in brown navy blue and taupe at 4.00.
A new shipment of plain colored Japanese Cot ton Crepe has arrived, welcomed by patrons for its tested wearing qualities. The fabric is popular for dresses smocks and children's wear and is displayed in store.
At the Pan American financial conference in Washington delegates from 20 Latin American republics discuss world credits. Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo spoke on The Credit Situation of the World while Gov. W P Harding of the Federal Reserve Board addressed Problems of the United States as a Creditor Nation. Eight ministers of finance are among the delegates.
A coalition of republican mild reservationists and some Democrats led by Senator King Utah planned to push a time limit on the Lodge conference talks. They believed the conferences would not yield a compromise on the treaty and prepared another move within a day or two.
A description explains how descending mine cars pull a cable to wind a drum and power a generator. It notes a brief stage experience that raises thoughts on salary or wages and their relation to work.
Advert says four ounces of Rad Salts taken in water before breakfast cleanses sluggish kidneys and prevents bladder and kidney issues. Claiming the drink, made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia, neutralizes urine acids and supports normal activity. endorsed by a local druggist.
Chicago health officials report influenza reaching epidemic stage with about 1,000 new cases daily. Despite the surge, deaths remain low with 26 reported over the last two days.
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