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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1919

Page

12

Fitzgerald faces murder trial amid delay claims

State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne announced a speedy trial is desired for Fitzgerald in a murder case though a grand jury indictments were delayed. The proceedings hinge on constitutional rulings about timing and admissibility as authorities pursue a death penalty, with details from the confessions and the basement hiding spot.

United Altho Indicton Fitzgerald Ford Janet Wilkinson Maclay Hoyne State Supreme Court Lloyd Bopp James O'Brien Fitzgerald

Women Smokers Linked to Tobacco Scarcity in England

London report cites a tobacco company manager identifying rising female smoking as a key factor in England's tobacco shortage. He notes a pair of girls requesting 2,000 cigarettes for a two week holiday, illustrating the unexpected demand surge.

London England

S. S. S. Purely Vegetable Blood Remedy

Purported medical ad touts S. S. S. as a safe, vegetable based blood cleanser. Claims it cures rheumatism catarrh sores ulcers and all blood disorders by purifying the entire system. Invites readers to obtain at drug stores or write to Medical Director at 261 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Sixth Lesson On Hot Weather Baby Care

The article from Mrs. Max West of the U S Children’s Bureau offers guidance for keeping infants comfortable in hot weather. It urges light clothing, minimal layering, and careful adjustment to temperature swings, with attention to headgear, diapers, slips, and flexible outer garments for cooling days. It notes regional differences and stresses mother’s judgment to prevent chilling and overheating.

Max West U. S. Children’s Bureau United States

DOJ considers anti trust action against meat packers

Washington July 30 officials said the department of justice is studying possible anti trust action against the big five meat packers Armour Swift Wilson Morris and Cudahy. The federal trade commission report accuses the packers of controlling the live stock market and inflating prices to growers without constituting direct evidence for suit.

Washington Department of Justice Federal Trade Commission Federal Trade Commission Today Wilson Armour Swift Morris Cudahy

Better Optical Service Offers Scientific Eye Testing

Treating eye strain by suitable glasses requires years of study and experience in eye physiology anatomy optics and lens grinding. Our years of scientific eyesight testing expertise is offered. Complete lens grinding factory on the premises.

Famous Honolulu Joker Delights and Pranks In Exhibit

Chester Aloysius Doyle of Honolulu, a famed prankster and linguist, travels to the mainland with a history of hoaxes and stunts. His acts include a hearse intrusion at a wedding, a striped donkey spectacle, and bold public performances in Honolulu's social scene as he consults on Hawaiian independence.

Chester A. Doyle Hawaii mid-Pacific Honolulu Chester Aloysius Doyle Nikko Doyle Zoological Garden

Phosphate remedy promises nerve strength and vitality

A promotional pitch extols Bitro Phosphate and Euro Phosphate as cures for thinness and nervous fatigue. It claims phosphorus boosts nerve tissue and energy, restoring health and a fuller physique, with a caution to avoid fattening foods if flesh gain is not desired.

Store Buyers Return From Eastern Markets

A. J. Jones and Martin Evoy department managers at MacDougall Southwick returned Monday after a month at Eastern markets where they purchased full merchandise. Jones handles men's furnishings hosiery and leather goods while Evoy buys silk wool goods neckwear ceilings and trimmings.

A. J. Jones Martin Evoy MacDougall Southwick Mr. Jones Mr. Evoy

Co operative Sale of Horses Proves Successful

A series of co operative horse sales across Saskatchewan this spring drew strong bidding and sold 30 to 60 horses per event. The effort aims to build a local market and attract buyers from nearby districts. Government figures show 3,200 stallions in 1918 and about 15,000 colts expected this year.

New York Saskatchewan

Mules Return to Surface After Strike Suspends Mine Work

Forty mules in Grass Valley are returning to underground Em pire and North Star mines after a daylight visit caused by a miners strike. Pumps were stopped and rising water forced the animals to be brought to the surface where they had long worked hauling ore cars.

Grass Valley Empire and North Star

Velvet Bags Arrive In Distinctive Styles

A new shipment of velvet bags is in stock with mirrors and coin purses. Displayed in taupe navy brown and black shades. Prices are 4.00 4.75 and 5.75.

Copenhagen

Rajah Suiting Displayed at Bargain Yard 55 Cents

A new cotton fabric is shown in an attractive assortment of checks stripes and plaids on the upper main floor. It is suitable for autumn dresses separate skirts and children's wear. Durable and satisfactory service are promised. Call and inspect it.

Colenenouwee

Hats on sale for disposal ofSum mer styles and furs

A sale note lists forty five summer style hats in turbans and sailors in light crepe de chine and taffeta in sand pink white. Previous prices range 2.50 to 5.00 with disposal prices at 0.87 to 0.95. Also noted are furs including Baffin seal Yukon seal caracal esquimette plush chinchilla cloth and gray silvertone plush.

Caracal Esquimette

Former Policeman and War Hero Arrested for Counterfeit Checks

Wearer of the Croix de Guerre the Distinguished Service Cross and the French Legion of Honor H A Eltelberg 24 formerly of the Tacoma police was brought from Seattle to face a charge of issuing worthless checks His bravery on the Mexican border and with the 18th infantry in France is noted Financial troubles from his wife illness are believed to have driven the alleged checks incident

Tacoma H. A. Eltelberg

Seventy year old Mrs Rollins credits Tanlac with health rebound

Mrs M B Rollins of 110 West 39th Street Seattle says at seventy she suffered stomach trouble rheumatism and nerve problems and for five weeks others feared she would not recover. After taking Tanlac she reports regained strength appetite sleep and mobility, with swelling and pain gone and feels twenty years younger. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special Tanlac representative.

Taniac Seattle Bartell Drug Stores Tanlac

It Is Easy to Get Divorces Say Lord Justice Darling

London July 30 Justice Darling at Kent sentencing 18 bigamists commented that divorces are now very easy and that people have grown lax about marriage. He warned the marriage contract remains sacred, yet is treated as a mere dinner engagement. The Star ad rhetoric ends.

London Justice Darling Kent Assizes

Bi-nesia Promises Instant Relief For Stomach Trouble

An advertorial claim states Bi-nesia neutralizes stomach acid to stop acidity related pain. The tester used a teaspoon of Bi-nesia or two to three 5 grain tablets after meals or when pain appeared, with relief noted quickly.

Guar Decid

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