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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

6

Fever Restores Mind of Man Six Years a Blank

Atlantic City July 12 The case of Benjamin Leeds, once a prominent citizen, shows fever reviving a blank mind after six years. He forgot his wife Lydia and his past life until a fever brought back a few phrases and memories. Mrs Leeds heads to Cleveland to nurse him back to health and home.

Atlantic City Benjamin Leeds Leeds Cleveland Lydia Ben Leeda Mra. Leeds

Market Prices Report for Dairy and Meat Items

The column lists wholesale price ranges for butter and cheese as observed in Washington and eastern markets. It notes variations by grade and quality with certain grade distinctions implied and references to wholesale pricing for sides and shoulders.

Washington

State Dental War A Good Thing For The People

A letter claims the dental combine harms consumers and vows to win a political fight by urging voters to support liberty and right in the Legislature. The writer asserts price control and dental law changes will impact access to cheaper care and questions how Brown passed the dental law.

Dental Combine Pri Combine Ike All Combines Brown State Dental Combine

Pasteur Institute shifts from mice to guinea pigs in vivisection

Paris July 12 The Pasteur Institute has stopped using mice and rats for vivisection prompting a guinea pig shortage. Garcheys' 3,000 breeding pigs are kept at the facility and the institute spends over 80000 dollars annually on vivisection animals mainly pigs. A new stable was purchased to house omnibus horses previously housed there.

United Press Paris Pasteur Institute

Scarlet fever baby born after mother's hospital move

In Trenton New Jersey on July 12 Mrs David B Carman a Scarlet fever patient at age twenty three gave birth to a child. The baby was born six hours after her relocation to the hospital. Both mother and child are reported doing well.

Trenton N. J David BE. Carman

Grand Duchess Alexandra Josefovna Nearing Death

The Grand Duchess Alexandra Josefovna, oldest imperial family member, is dying in St. Petersburg. Born June 26, she is eighty one, married in 1848 to Grand Duke Constanti Nicolayevich, grandson of Emperor Nicholas.

ST. Petersburg Alexandra Josefovna Saxe Altenbourg Constanti Nicolaievitch Nicholas

New Anesthetizer Promises Safer Ether Use in Surgery

Toledo July 12 A Toledo surgeon Dr John S Pyle unveils a mixer device for inhaled anesthetics enabling air ether chloroform nitrous oxide or oxygen to be administered in varied blends. The invention promises quicker recovery with reduced nausea and risk, allowing oxygen to restore circulation post operation.

John 8. Pyle Toledo

Prostate Surgery Pioneer Dr. Pyle’s Case Method

Dr. Pyle built an international reputation two decades ago by devising a case method for removing the prostate gland, a landmark approach in urological surgery.

Pyle

100000 Urge Woman's Pardon Petition Moves On

New Orleans wires report 100000 signatures urging clemency for Mrs Angelino Napolitano awaiting execution in Sault Ste Marie Ontario. Mayor Behrman signs the petition as part of the effort to save the woman.

Hy United Presse New Orleans Behrman Angelino Napolitano Sault Stearie Ont

American claimants win partial Alsop award in London

American claimants receive $936,000 of the Alsop claim totaling $1.5 million after arbitration by King George following earlier decisions by King Edward. The dispute stems from money advanced to Bolivia in 1874, with Chile’s obligation assumed on Arab possession. Pittsburgh reports a bee powder explosion injuring John Semenich as he lies dying from burns.

London Alsop King George Times Bolivia Chile Edward Pittsburg John Semenich

Naval aircraft promises easy flight for beginners

Capt. Washington I. Chambers of naval aeronautics says the new hydroponic aeroplane enables inexperienced pilots to fly with low risk. He tested the craft, which sails over the water at about forty five miles an hour and is designed to settle safely on the surface if an accident occurs.

Washington Washington I. Chambers Naval Aeronautics Chambers

How to Cure Corns Home Treatment Guide

A historical note touts Calecide for corns and calluses with a hot water soak of fifteen minutes. It claims instant pain relief and permanent cure, noting the treatment is now available to the general public and sold in small packages.

Hig Wholesale Deuree 20Th Ave N. W Ballard

Kelly Still on Job After Warden Indictment Sparks Hearing

Harry Rief, former game warden, indicted for grand larceny, prompts debate over Hugo Kelly's tenure. Kelly faced criticism of enforcing game laws and questioned spending of the year's appropriation as county commissioners held a public hearing and took the matter under advisement.

Harry Rief Hugo Kelly Ief Kelly Kelly Kief

Two Kinds of Widows Mentioned in Conversation

A dialogue contrasts two widow types as a speaker divides widows into lovely and lonely. The exchange presents a light social joke about widow archetypes.

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