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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
2
Carmel Myers advises high school girls to act in school plays before pursuing film or theater. She stresses gaining experience, aiming high, and believes school productions develop dramatic ability. The Seattle actress emphasizes selecting quality school plays to refine talent.
The war trade board announces no potash will come from France for several months as Alsatian mine output is diverted to rehabilitate Preneh farma.
A testimonial from Mrs. Harry Crable of Eagle Bend Minnesota describes nervous prostration improved by Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad promotes the pills as a blood builder aiding nerves by nourishing blood and offers pricing and ordering details.
Three tableaus titled Pleasure Wealth and Love are vividly staged in Dont Change Your Husband at the Coliseum. Gloria Swanson appears in each scene from a flowered swing over a lake to jewels and slaves, with the third tableau offering a wood nymph and Apollo inspired setting.
Jack Push of Tacoma petitions the superior court for habeas corpus to compel the return of his two children, ages 4 and 16 months, who, he says, left Tacoma with their mother on January 17 for a visit to Seattle and have not returned. The children are said to be with Tillie Mildes at 109 15th Ave. N, Seattle.
Seven of the alleged rioters arrested after a January 12 street clash with police were released in police court on Thursday while two were fined. Henry Dubow Paul Greb and W J Fisher faced charges for striking a United States Marine. M Sirennan a boilermaker was fined $10 and Leo Udeovicky a junk dealer was fined $50 for kicking a United States army sergeant in the stomach.
Clip the following and send it to your senator and representatives at Olympia. The notice urges legislative outreach and outlines steps to contact lawmakers. It emphasizes citizen action and civic engagement in the state capitol.
Letter from Olympia urges passage of Senator Lamping's measure to provide Washington soldiers with $10 monthly during service. The writer asks the bill not be buried in committee and emphasizes immediate cash aid upon discharge, advocating merit over politics.
King county senators are Howard PD Taylor dis trict I G O Hara Bist district Daniel Landon 32nd district William Wray 34rd district T D Rock well 24th district Frank H Renick 35th district Fred W Hastings 36th district Geo B Lamping 37th dis trict. King county representatives are Fred Mens James T Jones Walter J Lunn 40th dis trict Alfred E Miller Evan Thoras 41st district George N Hodgson H C Bohrke 42nd dis trict Pliny Allen Frank G Myers 44rd district W W Conner Frank Manogue 44th district Co Quatheim Robert Grass 45th district Stephen A Hull Frank Cotterill 46th district W M Pease KE H Guile 47th district.
A collage of reviews lists the Liberty lineup with A Romance of Happy Valley and The Heart of Humanity. It highlights Robert Marron as the boy inventor in the Liberty feature and notes supporting films at Coliseum Clemmer Strand Colonial and Mission houses, including Mickey with Mabel Normand and The Old Homestead.
An advertisement extols organic phosphate sold as bitro phosphate to combat thinness by feeding nerves and tissues. It claims rapid weight gain, improved health, and reduced nervousness and sleepiness, with a caution against use by those not seeking flesh gain.
A long standing cough and cold remedy, relied on by families for half a century, is advertised as widely sold by druggists. Available in bottles for 60 cents and 1.20 dollars, with a call to keep a bottle ready in the medicine cabinet.
They claim constipation harms health by causing waste buildup and bodily imbalance. The advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as reliable and mild, available from all druggists for 25 cents.
An old newspaper item prescribes Jad Salts derived from grape and lemon juice with lithia to flush sluggish kidneys and neutralize urinary acids. It extols four ounces of Rad Salita and a spoonful in water as a breakfast cleanse to reduce bladder irritability and restore kidney function.
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