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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
10
The Royal doctor Wullam Archer argues sleep makes even ardent lovers forget their fair. He says eight hours of rest prove nature’s perfect work, noting 7 594 sleep strikes recorded over the years.
In London on July 2 Father Bernard Vaughn denounces Spiritism calling it Satanic cocaine and denounces Lodge and Doyle. He claims spiritism divides into parts including telepathy and sleight of hand and says he would rather be jailed than continue their work. The article notes the United States has about 850 million acres for crop production.
Sacramento July 2. State officials speculate a Jap resident’s letter may be an application for articles of incorporation. It mentions offices, capital building, wages, labor bureau, and a prosecutor of applicants while noting desire to avoid accidents and hardship.
ASBURY PARK N J July 1 Ministers refused to abandon tobacco after a vote at the closing sessions of the general synod of the Reform church of America. The resolution calling for ministers to give up tobacco to aid church contributions was defeated 61 to 26.
Police received a letter from H. A. Grove of Port Mehmond New York who says he was separated from his mother as a baby and now seeks to locate her. He believes she may be living in Terre Haute Indiana.
A Portsmouth man testifying for his son charged with drunkenness insisted his son could not be drunk as he himself had not consumed much. He claimed he drank 20 pints and could drink 0 pints a day easily, contradicting the prosecution.
Rolls Her Own. In London on July 2 a man summoned for assaulting his wife complained she was always smoking from morning to night. The magistrate joked that people who would not let women smoke were old fashioned nowadays.
San Francisco offers five cents for every rat delivered dead or alive to the United States public service bureau amid fears of the bonic plague.
In Valley Center Kansas on July 2 farmer M. C. Parker showed a peculiar egg shaped like a saxophone with a crook neck and a gourd. After discussion it was deemed to be a bolahivik or a jazm egg according to local observers.
A clipped 1900s style ad touts Hermatone Joy Ner as a quick blood builder and nerve strengthener. It links a self-styled pioneer, Joe Thomas, to a past era claim of delivering Seattle Stags via Fremont district and touts various patent remedies for influenza and fever.
The ad extols Heamatone as a safe tonic and blood builder for adults and children. It claims rapid red-blood production, easy assimilation, no teeth impact, and benefits for anaemia and nervous disorders. Made by Joyner Drug Co in Spokane and sold nationwide.
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