My Wife and I Find Cure for Drink Habit
A former heavy drinker credits a home remedy given by his wife with ending decades of alcoholism. He shares letters from grateful readers and invites others to contact Mrs Margaret Andersen at 309 Park Ave Hillburn NY for confidential information and to receive the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felke
P. W. Cowell
Athens
Penna
W. D. Bine
Perry
Ann Mitchell
Valliant
Obie
Martha Day
Roanoke
Margaret Andersen
Park Ave
Hillburn
N. Y
Fay Edwards May Resign After Rehearing Request
Fay Edwards the policewoman dismissed for cause by Chief Bannick in December and reinstated after a civil service commission hearing will probably resign if the rehearing requested by Bannick is granted. Her attorney O B Thorgrimson hinted this at a civil service commission meeting after Corporation Counsel Bradford’s opinion on legality was awaited. She has threatened to charge Bannick with mistreatment, while the chief planned to press charges against her to protect his reputation.
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Fay Edwards
Bannick
Civil Service Commission
O. B. Thorgrimson
Corporation
Bradford
Chies
Divide on Plan for Commission House Project
Council debate centers on a proposed 150000 municipal commission house to cut costs for Western Avenue shoppers. Finance committee splits two for and two against. Blaine and Marble led a restricted inquiry and backed the plan, while other Western Avenue men doubted its wisdom.
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Blaine
Niance Committee
Marble
Big Cat Exhibition Promises Prizes
Advertisement invites entries for the Queen City Cat club show starting January 30. Prizes totaling 260 dollars will be awarded for cats entered in the annual event, with many entries already received.
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Bon Marche
Queen City Cat Club
Darrow Jury Near Complete In Bribery Trial
Ten permanent jurors have been sworn to try Clarence Darrow on a charge of bribing juror Robert Bain in the McNamara case. Court attaches seek 40 citizens for a third venire to pick the remaining two jurors who will report to Judge Conley Monday as court resumes after a holiday.
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Detted
Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
Robt
F. Bain
McNamara
Conley
Call Off Inaugural Social Functions
President-elect Woodrow Wilson signals willingness to forego an inaugural reception. Senate canvass shows a majority against using the capitol for the event, though few would oppose if Wilson supports it.
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United Presse
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Capitol
Wilson
Woodrow and Wife Visit Ellis Island
President elect Wilson and Mrs Wilson with a party visited Ellis Island New York and inspected every branch of the government's work there. They will be house guests tonight of Mrs Caroline Alexander of Hoboken New Jersey.
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New York
Wilson
Ellis Island
Caroline Alexander
Hoboken
N. J
Praying Pilgrim Acquired With $750,000 Art Purchase
John N. Willys buys Rembrandt’s Praying Pilgrim for $250,000 and eight other masterpieces in Toledo. The total expenditure reaches $750,000 as the art purchase is completed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Praying Pilgrim
Rembrandt
John N. Willys
Ten Thousand Lost as Pastor Checks on Hatt Mortgages
The Rev H B Rowe pastor of Cambridge Method Episcopal church accompanied by his daughter visited Albany to review mortgages and notes given by Samuel Hatt now jailed for grand larceny and forgery Rowe aged over 60 had trusted his life savings of 10000 to Hatt for investment but found securities worth less A third mortgage on property would not cover the face value of the first mortgage prompting the cautious remark from the daughter about pinching again.
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United Presse
Albany
H. 8. Rowe
Cambridge
Washington County
Samuel Hatt
Rowe
Hatt
Bluejackets Visit Capitol Hill Tabernacle in Navy Choir Stand
Sixty sailors in blue uniforms filled the Capitol Hill tabernacle for revival services led by Rev W B Riley of Minneapolis. Dr Atkinson announced the first hymn as the 50 voice bass choir roared, then Chaplain Taylor from the battleship Oregon led a ship’s chorus drawing wide applause. The group came from Bremerton under Rear Admiral Reynolds who provided a ship for the visit.
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Capitol Hill Tabernacle
W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
Atkinson
Taylor
Pittebure
Oregon
Reynolds
Chaplain Taylor
Bremerton
Rinehart frames bill to aid careless housewives
A. W. Rinehart proposes legislation to standardize common packaged goods. The bill sets weights and measures for bread, butter, potatoes, berries, coal, milk, vinegar, and wood, aiming to prevent underweight items and help women avoid misorders. Senator Jackson of King County to introduce the bill.
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Rinehart
Bill
A. W. Rinehart
Department of Weights and Measures
Jackson
King County
Fish Tron White Leghorns Reach Eight-Year Selection
Poultry breeders report eight years of careful selection and breeding of Fish Tron White Leghorns. They claim the strain stands among the greatest laying breeds due to sustained emphasis on egg production and robust growth.
Claims heir to $1,000,000 as her illegitimate son
In Indianapolis on January 26 United Press reports Mrs. Fred Certain formerly Miss oe Anderson of Geyserville declares her child born Sept 1 1910 is the illegitimate son of Mrs. Dorothy Slingsby wife of Lieut Chas H Slingsby and heir to a £1,000,000 English estate. She says the child was given to Dr W W Fraser of Weaverville who later claimed the boy was substituted for a still born child of Mrs Slingsby. If proven true the inheritance would pass to Slingsbys relatives.
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United Prere
Indianapolis
Dorothy Slingsby
Chas. H. Slingsby
England
Fred Certain
Oe Anderson
Geyserville
W. W. Fraser
Weaverville
Cal
Labor Federation Elects Officers
The State Federation of Labor finished its Olympia convention naming Ray mond Waen as next annual host city. Be. T. Marsh of Everett was elected president J. H. Wallace joined the industrial insurance commission C. P. Taylor of Tacoma reelected secretary seven district vice presidents were chosen F H Bolton age W J Coates C Hall Bellingham H Clark Walla Walla Fred Tenings Hoquiam J R Montgomery Carbonado and C J Folsom Everett George F P l Astman of Seattle named as National Federation of Labor delegate.
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United Preas
Olympia
State Federation of Labor
Raymond
Waen
BE. T. Marsh
Everett
J. H. Wallace
Industrial Insurance Commission
C. P. Taylor
Tacoma
F. H. Bolton
W. J. Coates
C. Hall
Bellingham
H Clark
Walla Walla
Fred Tenings
Hoquiam
J. R. Montgomery
Carbonado
C. J. Folsom
George FP. l Astman
Seattle
National Federation of Labor
Waiters Strike Closes Over Thirty New York Hotels
New York January 25 Members of the International Hotel Workers union strike crippling service in more than 30 large New York hotels. Over 1,900 workers have left, with 20,000 more expected within three days as disorder erupts and proprietors fault police protection after stones were thrown at several Broadway hotels.
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New York
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Broadway
Clock Winder Lifts 2628 Tons Over 28 Years
Abel Fields, a longtime keeper of the Tippecanoe county courthouse clock in Lafayette Indiana, has wound the tower clock every week for 28 years. He moves three weights totaling 3600 pounds each winding, calculating a total lift of 2628 tons.
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United Prere
Lafayette
Ind
Abel Fields
Tippecanoe County Court House
Goss Proposes Anti Capital Punishment Bills
Olympia January 26 Rep Goss introduced three anti capital punishment bills after a week delay The measures seek life imprisonment for murder and treason and a bill to cut the governors pardoning power The life term bill would deny parole until after 20 years served if enacted
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United Prese
Olympia
Goss
House
Candidates Under Probe for Council Honors
A Municipal League committee is examining all candidates for council honors. The group works two hours daily and plans to report findings by February 1. The league will endorse the most suitable men based on the report.
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Municipal League
Plan to license moving picture operators proposed in House
Olympia January 26. Representative Hurd of King county introduced a bill to place all moving picture operators under a commission and require passing an examination before license issuance. The measure aims to regulate exhibitors and safeguard audiences.
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Olympia
Commission
Representative Hurd
King Couny
Death of Auguste Van Biene After Stage Collapse
Noted actor and composer Auguste Van Biene died in London after collapsing on stage at the Hippodrome during a performance of The Master Musician. He suffered a heart failure and passed away at the venue today.
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London
Auguste van Biene
Hippodrome
Eggs for Early Winter Layers Sale
Offer announces stock eggs and chicks for sale including White Orpingtons Kellerstrais strain Buff Orpingtons Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds White Leghorns Indian Runner Ducks and Belgian Hares. Sale aims at backyard and small farm setups with seasonal hatching.
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Glenchanteg
Prop
Georgetown
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Rodman Poultry Co Public Notice at 27th and West Alaska
A public notice references Rodman Poultry Co at 27th and West Alaska Street. It mentions a location in Seattle area and an entry related to a business matter. The oddly phrased text implies a filing or notice involving real estate or enterprise in West Seattle or nearby.
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Rodman Poultry CO
27Th and Weat
Alaska St
Unheard of bargains on show and breeding pullets
Offer promotes purchasing pullets from a known winning strain with emphasis on bargains. Includes promise of pleasing customers and immediate ordering options.
Breeding Room Opens as WHITHORPINGTON Poullets Sell
To make room for breeding will sacrifice a number of WHITHORPINGTON Poullets now laying from pedigreed Prince Owen and Kellerstrase Hens. Two fine cockerels for sale. Fees for hatching $2.60 and $6.00 for 16. Fertility guaranteed. A. Cram, OA41 Sixty-Third St, Hencon 024, Kubler Beach, Seattle.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Jang Ogee Omerine
Plapao Laboratories
Bleck
Pacific Coast
Alaska
British Columbia
Far East
Nat'l Bank
Seattle Commercial Club
Seattle Froineering School
Chicago
Teenemive
Wwe
Gaear
Scott
Woodrow
Wife
Second
Bluejackets
Tabernacle
Pacific North West
Fish Bros
Seattice, Wash
Richmond
Bitter Lake
Poultry Yards
Geattie
Tbitter Lake
Elation
K.P. Dt
Ben
Forest Home Poultry Yards
Forest Home Poultry
Mou
D. New
Seattle, Wash
Essex
Aabling-Ebright Seed Co
Pike St
White Plymouth Rocks
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co
Giersch Bros
C. White
Baby
White Leehorn
Eace
Kent Poultry Yard
Mary Vield
Kent, Wash
Lake Burien
Orpington
Beattie
Beattie Poultry Show
H. G. Kimball
Richmond Highlands
Wash
Everett Interurten
Bration Telephone
Fleattie
Anderson
J. L. Anderson
Neo
Fortieth Bt
Wallingford
Meridian
Kegley Bron
Little Rock
Lacy
Kegley Bros
The
Chas. H. Lilly Co
St. 470
Rphington
A. Fred Fluckiger
Meade
Labor Federation
West
West Seattle
Plymouth Rock
R. H. Bartling
Kirkland, Wash
Northwest
Cyphers
Conkey’s
Seattle Seed CO
Western Ave
Westlake
Mkt
Beattle
Pike
Seaport
Ernie Ciency
Bend Poetal
Incubator Co
Seventh Avenue South
Colburn
D. W. Young
Monroe
Madison Square Garden
Aleo
Mverett
Bome
E. L. Colburn
Snohomish, Wash
Avenue East
Cook' S
Owen
King Co. Fair
Sunrise Poultry Farm
Cor
East 85Th
N. B
Aldergrove Poultry Ranch
Chas Gascar, Prop
Pty Ioross
Wingie
Paws Bo Dian Hkunner
Tu He Beene
Cowan
A. D. Cowan
Liberty
North
Vashon Heights
E. G. Vashus
Burleson
S. C. White
Em Everett Interurban
Post and Express Office
Edmonds, Wie
S.C
R. C. R. I. Reds
J. W. Denny
Corliss and Somerset
Kenwood
Anconas
Ingtons. Am
J. L. Craib
Western Av. Tel. Elliott
Will Boundy
Kent, Wa
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