Northwest Products Exhibition at Bon Marche Planned
Wanda von Kettler announces Northwest products exhibit at the Bon Marche Beattie venue from February 6 to 18. Ninety-one booths and street windows showcase 75 manufacturers with food and clothing displays, live fashion shows, and a kitchen demonstration daily. Prizes include $100 for best student essay on Northwest products and $1 prizes for participation, with multiple contests and a Northwest focus across two weeks.
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Wanda von Kettler
Beattie
Frances Grant Heverle
Bon Marche
Northwest
Seattle
Max C. Walshe
Your Mail and How to Mail It
An article detailing the four classes of mail: first class for written matter, second class for newspapers, third class for circulars and printed matter, and fourth class parcels with size and proof requirements. It notes parcel limits, labeling needs, and optional special delivery, with questions directed to The Star for tomorrow’s column.
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Manilla
P. 1
Lectures on Cancer Announced at Frederick & Nelson
Dr. O J West and Dr A Rocke Robertson will present health lectures Tuesday at Frederick and Nelson's with motion picture films on cancer. Three daily talks run 11 30 am to 4 40 pm, interspersed with film exhibits. Additional lectures by Dr H D Dudley and Dr R C Forbes are planned later in the week. The American Society for the Control of Cancer produced the films, loaned to Washington this month and to British Columbia next. Washington groups back the educational push.
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O. J. West
A. Rocke Robertson
Frederick & Nelson's
H. D. Dudley
R. C. Forbes
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Washington
British Columbia
Wcore
Anslating
Public Health League of Washington
The
North Pacific Surgical Society
Correction Notice On Taxi Overcharge Report
The Star says it did not print an untrue charge about a taxi driver fined 25 dollars for overcharging a customer. The Seattle Taxicab Co. argues the term taxicab vs for hire car should be distinct under city ordinance. The article did not pertain to any taxi driver.
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Star
Seattle Taxicab Co
Seattle
Pierce County Auditor Resigns to Take State Post
Tacoma dispatch reports County Auditor C. A. Campbell resigned his elective office to become an instant director of the state department of business. Fremont Campbell, chief deputy auditor, was named to fill his brother’s seat.
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Tacoma
A. Campbell
State Department of Business
Fremont Campbell
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy M Childe
Funeral services were set for 3 p m Tuesday for Mrs Lucy M Childe who died at St Luke's hospital Sunday. She came here from Omaha years ago and is survived by three sons and three daughters including Eugene A Childe and Mrs Bertha B Cornell of 1911 Fourth Ave Mrs Clark Ansley Glennie Mich and Mrs Rheta Childe
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Lucy M. Childe
St Luke's Hospital
Mra
Childe
Omaha
Eugene A. Childe
Bertha B. Cornell
Fourth Ave
Clark Ansley
Glennie, Mich
Rheta Childe
Works for Child Must Keep Well
A Chicago woman describes severe health issues and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her pain after doctors recommended surgery. She, a sewing machine operator and mother, urges others to use the medicine and its accompanying Wash for women's ailments.
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Chicago
Mlinda
Lydian E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Chary Enrico
Carpenter St
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Enrico
Lithia Water Drink Advertises Health Benefits
An advertisement touts a lithia water drink made from grape and lemon acids combined with lithia. It claims to be inexpensive, harm free, and used by thousands with rheumatism. promotes relief of uric acid and kidney benefits.
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Mayer
Bayer
Sweet
New York
Portland
Second Avenue
Corner Spring Street
San Francisco
Los Angeles
A. F. Bornefeldt
Tush Times
Department of the Star
Pierce County
Kondon
Dorr
Cyril BE. Childe
Fred W. Childe
California
Roldts Coffe
Foley & Co
Sheffield Avé
Foley
Scotts Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
WJM
Aligere
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