Painless dentistry offered as pain free treatement promise
Dr M O Sipes of the Boman Dental Company offers free dental work to prove a new painless anesthetic works for extractions fillings crowns and bridges in Seattle during a five week trial. He claims no after effects unlike cocaine and Novo Cain and provides details on hours and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Sipes
Boston Dental Company
Boman ‘Dental Company
Second Avenue
United States
Boston
Sipes
Boston Dentaly
Seattle
Stipes
Malara
Toronto University
Royal College of Dentistry
Hughes May Climb Facoma July Visit by Republican Leader
Charles E. Hughes, the Republican presidential candidate, has been invited by the Men's Republican club to Mt. Rainier for a climb in July. The event signals ongoing campaign outreach as Hughes discusses policy and leadership with party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facoma
Charles E Republican
Republican Club
Mt. Rainier
Street Car Collision Injures Ferry Line Driver
Thomas Pidduck, driver for the Ferry Line Auto Bus Co., was slightly hurt when his car and a West Seattle street car collided at the ferry landing. The auto was dragged 47 feet and badly smashed. the motorman suffered non serious injuries from flying glass. The bus company manager blamed the traction company for the fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pidduck
Ferry Line Auto Buse Co
West Seattle
A G. Collins
Traction Company
German torpedo boats chase Russian ships near Berlin
Light destroyers reported sighting three Russian destroyers on the night of June 29. The Germans opened fire and the Russians fled. Later the admiralty says torpedo boats closed to within range of two Russian cruisers and five destroyers but lost eight of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Saya
Admiralty
Comptroller Calls for Bank Statements June 30
Washington July 5 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of conditions of banks at the close of business June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Logan Drops In On Beckingham
Logan Billingsley, a Oklahoma druggist, chats with Chief Beckingham in a rare face to face after bootlegging accusations. He admits past actions and says no hard feelings, while Beckingham warns the town won’t tolerate illegal alcohol despite prior police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Beckingham
Logan Billingsley
Billingsley
Oklahoma
Stewart
Bilingsley
Missing Hazel Martin After Fourth of July Dance Disappearance
Hazel Martin, 16, daughter of F. E. Martin of Elliott, has been missing since attending a July Fourth dance in Rent. Police say she was last seen dancing with a young man named More Smith and is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, about 135 pounds with dark brown hair and brown eyes, wearing a white dress and no coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Martin
F. FE. Martin
Elliott
More
Smith Martin
Coast Artillery in Oregon Mobilizes for War Strength
Portland July 5 officers in the coast artillery corps of the Oregon militia began recruiting their companies to war strength following an order from Major W. W. Wilson acting adjutant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Coast Artillery Corps
Oregon Militia
W. W. Wilson
Dr Charles Lumby Claims Fiancée in Every Town
Oakland July 5 report that Dr Charles Lumby arrested for alleged swindling says he was engaged to a girl in every town he visited in the Northwest including Vancouver and several Washington cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Chas. Lumby
Northwest
Vancouver
Washington
Pain Free Dentistry Promise Prompts Patient Trust
A dental practice pledges painless extractions and high quality work using durable materials. Dentists claim fair prices, clear testimonials, and guaranteed satisfaction with no suffering during procedures. Patients are urged not to delay dental care.
These Two Are Not Going to Die at Desk
In Omaha Nebraska July the sudden death of Edward H Harriman prompts A L Mohler and Charles Ware both in their prime to resign their railroad posts. Mohler plans farming in Colorado while Ware will travel the world. They cite no illness just choice to step away and stay active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omastia
Neb
Edward H Harriman
A.L. Mohler
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Charles Ware
Mohler
Ware
Mobler
Colorado
War Must Cease Till Idaho Gets Right
HOSE Idaho July 5 Any war the United States has on its hands must wait on a seniority dispute in the Idaho militia. The guardsmen were set to move to the Mexican border but politics stalled them as three majors contested the adjutant general Crow’s promotion to lieutenant colonel. The Idaho Supreme Court injunction blocked Crow’s muster into government service pending court ruling. Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs Stephanie Rimbold 75 who died Monday after several months of ill health at 4110 West College et
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Max Garber
Crow
Stephanie Rimbold
West College
Lee Hereford Acid Relief Ad Pitches Patent Remedy
An old advertisement touts Acid Whoophate by Lee Hereford claiming relief from nausea sick headache and acid stomach. It urges readers to buy a bottle immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hereford
Hair Care Warning Against Soaps and Shampoos
An old advertisement warns that common soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and brittle hair. It promotes purified coconut oil as a gentle alternative, claiming it cleanses and moisturizes without residue. The notice promotes molsified coconut oil as inexpensive and suitable for the whole family.
Bryce Outlines Allies Terms in London Address
Viscount Bryce told Pilgrim Society in the Savoy that Germany bears primary responsibility for prolonged war and that peace now on German terms would be temporary. He cited Allied strength on land and sea and argued for security for Britain and its dominions, Belgium, and northern France, while avoiding hatred of the German people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburns
Forrest
U. S
London
Viscount Bryce
Germany
Pilgrim Society
Hotel Savoy
James M. Beck
New York
America
Hryce
Beck
Liryce
Great Britain
Belgium
France
England's booze spend hits nine hundred million pounds
London reports show wartime drink restrictions failing to curb consumption. UK alliance cites 1916 alcohol expenditure at 182 million pounds about 910 million dollars, with higher prices offsetting reduced drinking and many soldiers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
United Kingdom Alliance
Contractor sues railway for 82373 dollars in Pacific Lewis counties
Hans Pederson files suit in superior court seeking 82,373.64 dollars for construction of 14 miles of road for Puget Sound and Willapa Harbor Railway Co. in Pacific and Lewis counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Pederson
Puget Sound & Willapa Harbor Railway Co
Superior Court
Pacific
Lewis
Neighbor dispute leads to arrest warrant issued
Bernard Brady of 216 Prie Street Wes faced an arrest warrant after Susie O Mara accused him of threats including poisoning her monkey kept in a pen behind her home. Minutes later Susie Strady sought arrest for alleged name calling. Deputy Prosecutor Patterson declined and said the matter would be settled at Brady's trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brady
Wes
Justice Brinker
Susie O'Mara
Brady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hughes
Central
Waterfront Employers’ Union
Light Destroyers
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Second Ave
Amil
DR. L. 4. Clark
George Isbister
Regal
Isbister
Prince Rupert Hotel
Frank
Idaho
Skryptok
Far Isi On
Cuny Optical Co
Arende Hidg
Bray Yvond Kreywedy Co
Regal Dental Offices
M. Clark
B. W. Cor
Am AL MA
Third & Universit News
WOMER
Ael
Bryce
O'Mara
M. Guterson
U.S
Washington, D. C
United State Children’s Bureau
Julia Lathrop
Sible
Leopold of Bavaria
Baranovitschi
War Office
Woodrow Wilson League
L. C. Smith Building
Robert P. Oldham
League
THE
L. C. Smith Bidg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!