Cure for incurable disease advertised by J. Chensy & Co
An advertisement claims a proprietary cure for an apparently incurable disease. It asserts the medicine treats blood and mucous conditions and promises a one dollar offer if the remedy works, inviting readers to send for a circular. The notice lists J. Chensy & Co as the manufacturers and marketer in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chensy & CO
Mali Amily
Danderine
de Knowlton Candeline Co
Ee Ae Pee
Carnival Wedding Highlights at Nat Roses Tent Finale
Wedding of Miss Etta Combs and John W. Logan on carnival grounds at Third and James with Rev. Wallace Lee officiating. The crowd numbered among the largest of the two week carnival as festivities continue with Mardi Gras features and plans to favor orphans with an afternoon on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and James
Wallace Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Etta Combs
John W. Logan
Hotel Cecil
Miss Rosamussen
Miss Hesketh
Mr. Polado
Reiss
Chicago Policeman McRaith Studying Law at Night
Chicago officer William F McRaith is accused of ambition for studying law after patrol hours and gaining bar admission. He runs a daytime office to advise on cases while his partner handles hearings as civil service rules flag dual vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
McRalth
Uhhardt
Chicago
Luthhardt
O' Neil
Swedes in Seattle Question Duty to Support Sweden
Members of the Swedish colony in Seattle doubt their country will face war and refuse to fund aid, arguing they have become Americanized and will keep their wealth here. A Seattle businessman notes subscriptions would favor both sides and that Sweden did not aid their immigration season. Dr. F. M. Comn. Alaska Bldg.
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Sweden
Seattle Theaters Splash Week with Ranson Folly and Hillis Lectures
Grand presents three nights of Richard Harding Davis drama Ranson's Folly with T Daniel Frawley and Eleanor Montell leading a strong company. Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis lectures at the Grand tonight on Ruskin's Message and tomorrow on Cromwell, hailed as a premier American pulpit orator. Third Avenue ends summer season with Held for Ransom, Honolulu Coon at Seattle Theater draws crowds on Latona carnival night with Nat Reiss company finale.
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T. Daniel Frawley
Richard Harding Davis
Ranson
Eleanor Montell
Fort Crockett
Far West
Seattle
America
Newell Dwight Hillis
John Ruskin
Oliver Cromwell
Hillis
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Beecher
James A. Moore
Divine
New York
Portland Exposition
Third Avenue Theater
Taylor Company
Honolulu
Washington notes and state land policy actions
Gov Mead honors Minnesotan John son requisition but rebukes impatience in the Ida Johnson case linking it to the Dewsle M Allen affair. State land commissioners limit harbor land leases to ten years unless stone or concrete piers are built. Mead gathers portraits of former Washington governors. Twisp irrigation ditch planned to serve 6000 acres. Shingle mills may close three months this winter in Bellingham. Tacoma federal suit seeks 163600 damages this term. James Barber sues for 40000 against Northwestern Improvement. Standard Oil pays 20000 for two acres of Tacoma tide flats. Garfield pioneers buried. Snohomish fair week prep. Spokane murder case details emerge in connection with George Hama and Mamie Takaki.
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Olympia
Mead
Gov. Mead
Washington
Tacoma
James Barber
Northwestern Improvement Company
Standard
Tacoma Tide Flats
Columbian treatment praised by Georgetown man
Mr. M. W. Fray of Georgetown recounts fifteen years of catarrh and a five year decline, suffering headaches and indigestion. After trying many doctors and paying hundreds, he says the Columbian home treatment restored his health and energy for five dollars a month.
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M. W. Fray
Georgetown
Afflicted Since Boyhood Permanently Cured
Mr F G MM of Orilita Washington describes a long standing catarrh and nasal obstruction affecting head and throat. He reports mucus, snoring, mouth breathing, and frequent colds, then credits permanent cure with the Columbian treatment two years earlier. He claims weight gain and full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. MM
Orilita
Minister's Son Seeks Pardon for Horse Stealing Sentence
James Barrow, son of a minister, has been sentenced to three years for horse stealing and now seeks a pardon. The report notes a love affair between two Japanese individuals and mentions an Everett site for a Lutheran college. Federal Judge Philips in Kansas City requires bonds of 180000 dollars from 18 Missouri railroads under a temporary injunction against the state’s new maximum rate law, with a written decision promised.
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Euncide
James Barrow
Kansas City
Philips
Missouri
Time and Money Wasted With Curcks and Cure Alls
Prairie Washington resident William Meins recounts a decade long struggle with catarrh. He describes symptoms including nasal closure wheezing and heavy phlegm and credits recovery to treatment by Columbian physicians after experimenting with cure alls.
Vacation Estimates booklet details Colorado trip costs
The Denver and Rio Grande passenger department issues Vacation Estimates showing summer outing costs in Colorado including fares hotel bills and incidental expenses. An excursion on the Steamer Perdita offers a $1.00 round trip to Quilcene and Hood Canal from Galbraith dock Friday July 14, with a return to Seattle by 10 30 p m.
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Ten
Perdita
Quilcene and Hood Canal
Galbraith Dock
Seattle
Salt Water Resort Ad Draws Weeklong Promotion
Alki Natatorium claims daily operation with roof protection and sunlit facilities. Bargain ads highlight Pike Street Shopping Guide placement and ongoing promotions for housewives.
Chronic Asthma Cured After Columbian Treatment
Mr. Daniel Graham of South Park Washington claims a complete cure from lifelong asthma after using a Columbian treatment. He describes years of severe breathing difficulty, exile from the East for relief, temporary improvement, and ten years of intense suffering before reporting no relapse since the cure.
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Daniel Graham
South Park
Wash
Fear of Consumption Has Passed Away
Mr. Charles Bennerstrom of 746 C street Tacoma reports a cure from consumption after using the Columbian treatment. He states he had months of coughing and progressive illness before the remedy addressed the disease at its root and produced a permanent recovery.
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Charles Bennerstrom
C Street
Tacoma
Free Coupon Request Prompts Mail-in Booklet
An offer instructs readers to print their name and address on dotted lines then mail the coupon to receive a booklet and a question blank by return mail. The text reads as a direct response mechanism for a promotional packet.
Columbia Medical Institute Office Hours Update
Columbia Medical Institute lists office hours for data two to p m and evenings and Friday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m by appointment only. The notice specifies appointment only access.
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Columbia Medical Institute
Housewives see bargains advertised in Pike Street
Housewives are urged to check the Pike Street Shopping page seven for advertised bargains. The notice highlights various prices and items available to readers.
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Housewiven
Bargains
Pike Street
Gelte
Page T
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Sherman, Clay & Co
Steinway Dealers
Second Ave
San Francisco
Cal
2Nd Ave
Albert Hansen
1St Avenue
Shaw
Shaw’'S Drug Store
Kline & Rosenberg
First Avenue
The
Ony
Dr. F. M. Comn
Alaska
Wjuly
Sperger & Hurlbut Second and Union
Third Avenue
James
Latona
James Street
Junta
Nat Reiss Company
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
First Ave
Bellingham
News OF the
Twisp—L. MacLean
Spokane Canal Company
Seat
Everett
Snohomish County
Spokane
Mamie Takaki
George Hama
Eva Lawie
Mamillen Avenue
Misa Lewis
Doctor Knowlton
Stevens Bros
Eva Lewis
Quaker Drug CO
Ecores
Lutheran College
William Meins
Prairie, Wash
MR. M, W, Fray
Georgetown, Wash
Salt Water
Alki Natatoritum
Boston Dental
Bhcond Avenue
Tiger Hose
Leader Hose
Boston Terrier
Bull Dog
WM. McHarrie
Totem Pole
Ernst Bros
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