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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
12
Advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood boosting tonic for nervous debility and related symptoms. Claims nerve tone improves when blood is enriched, promising lasting relief and urging readers to request a free health booklet and order by mail or at drug stores.
Rail brief from New York reports a stray tom cat at the Madison Square Garden poultry show attacking two carrier pigeons. Other items note Spokane license for a second route, Yakima real estate activity, and various regional updates including a Northwest car situation and local bonds.
City council hopefuls Hesket h Lane Erickson spoke to the Taxpayers League and Federated Community club at noon. Police Lieutenant Philip Tindal Major Carlow M Tomlinson Charles Joseph Kiddal PC Merriam John D Wenger RR Sartor C M Dahlager T M Parker Lee Roy Henry and Councilman John KE Carroll attended. Mayor Fitzgerald spoke to the Kiwanis club.
At the National Wool Growers association closing session in Salt Lake City on January 22, officers were elected. Rank J. Hagenfarth of Idaho was reelected president. M. J. Powern of Fingetaff Aria was Western vice president. Prof. W. C. Coffey of the University of Illinois was Eastern vice president. Dr. F. R. Marshall, assistant animal husbandman in Washington DC, was unanimously approved as secretary.
Claren don BE Adams of Omaha, former Grand Army of the Republic commander, endorses General John J. Pershing for president. Announcement comes from M. W. Woods, head of the Pershing for President movement in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mathias Erzberger, finance minister, testified that Field Marshal Hindenburg directed him to sign the armistice with the allies even if no concessions were gained. He replied to charges from Dr. Karl Helfferich that he acted for Germany’s interests under orders.
An advertisement promotes Halidarvon as the only sure way to dissolve and destroy dandruff. It claims four ounces applied at night will remove dandruff by morning and stop itching, with repeated use restoring glossy hair. It urges purchase at drug stores as inexpensive and universally effective.
Tacoma contractor J D Campbell reports dramatic health revival after taking Taniac. He describes relief from stomach pains constipation headaches rheumatism and dizziness and says his weight increased and appetite improved. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sold Taniac under a special representative.
Five people were found shot to death at the Spindler farm near Harlan. Authorities say a man at the farm likely shot the five and then killed himself with a shotgun. The incident occurred late last night and is under investigation by local police.
Cedar chest acts as safe storage for valuables, keeps moths and dust away. Features heavy Colonial corners and copper hardware. Special price at $27.50 each.
Advertisement lists bedding blankets and linens with prices 7.95 per dozen, 0.65 each, 0.39 each. The snippet indicates a department store sale or catalog listing for bedding items.
Mire Mary Van Waters, 68, of Riparta, will be buried at Vfashelli cemetery Friday at 10 a.m. She died Monday from paralysis.
An advertisement proclaims Adler-i-ka cleanses both upper and lower bowel, relieves gas and sour stomach, removes decaying matter, and often cures constipation. It touts instant action from buckthorn and cascara blend, sold by Drug Co. and Bartell Drug Co. and leading druggists.
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