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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1920

Page

11

Seattle Man Warns of Bolshevik Threat in Tibet Talk

Major Hamilton former Younghusband expedition member recounts harsh Tibetan conditions and British fears of Bolshevism spreading from the hills into India. He describes Lhasa as high and dirty, Tibet’s isolation, and his upcoming lecture for the Fatherless Children of France.

England India Seattle Asia Jack Hamilton Land of Tibet Hamilton Malta Magpt Africa Ter Southeastern Kipling Lhasa Major Hamilton Shelton Mongolian Himalayas Mhari Guru Younghusband Lampa Land of Mystery Ania United States Beattie Frank Waterhouse Fatherias France France Amerique Society

Oakland Woman Gains 30 Pounds Taking Tanlac

Mrs F Klier of Third Street Oakland California reports dramatic health improvement after three and a half months on Tanlac losing 30 pounds to regain strength. She describes indigestion bad sleep headaches dizziness and constipation ending with full recovery and renewed vitality. Seattle Bartell Stores carried Tanlac per a local advertisement.

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Strike Clause a Red Herring in Rail Legislation

Basil M Manly argues the anti strike provision in the Cummins bill is a diversion from financial and rate reforms. He cites railroad unions and officials noting the clause aims to distract workers from burdens on rates and taxes, with arbitration likely replacing the clause.

Basil M. Manly Washington C. M. Miller Order of Railway Telegraphers Cummings Cumming la Follette Chamberlain Congress Senate House

Third of Krupp Workmen Housed by Colony Plan

United Press reports Ford Motor Company official W. H. Smith visited Essen to study Krupp colony homes for workers. About a third of Krupp workers live in these cozy, respectable facilities near Fasen, with hospitals and a special recovery home for injured staff. Ford shows interest in social welfare measures like sick benefits and pensions already in use by Krupp.

United Press Essen Germany W. H. Smith Ford Motor Company Detroit Krupp Works Henry Ford Ford Krupps Works Krupp Fasen Frau Krupp von Bohlen Rhine Basen

How Fat Actress Was Made Slim

A celebrity reports using Marmola Prescription Tablets to shed two to four pounds weekly. The ad claims actresses rely on Marmola Tablets year round to stay slim and advises buying from Marmola Co in Detroit or through druggists at $1 per large case. The copy asserts the tablets are harmless and effective.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich Alonzo O. Bliss National Capitol Alonzo Elisa Co Washington, D, Cc

Kimberley Run by Americans

Kimberley South Africa reports American influence dominates the diamond hub led by De Beers. Americans buy about 70 percent of South African diamonds while De Beers produces vast tonnages. The town boasts electric lights and streetcars with low fares.

Kimberley South Africa the Diamond Trust de Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd America DeBeers Mines DeBeers London

Beers on rising prices driven by demand for rings

Beers says rising jewelry prices reflect broad demand. He notes not the rich buying diamonds but the average buyer purchasing a single ring for a lifetime gift for his girl. Assistant GM H. T. Dickinson cites the “little fellow” as the main purchaser.

Diamond price baseline hits three hundred per karat

The article states that one hundred twenty five points or more could be bought today at a minimum price of 300 dollars per karat for diamonds.

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