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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
12
An advertisement promises a free trial of a new asthma treatment at no cost. It targets all sufferers including hay fever and chronic asthma, claiming immediate relief from wheezing and difficult breathing. The notice urges immediate action, requesting mailing a coupon.
Vivian Martin, famed film actress and daughter of the late Joseph Jefferson, is described as the cinema world’s best cook. Once splitting time between stage and kitchen, she now blends work in a moving picture studio with duties in the Jefferson household kitchen.
Frontier Asthma Co announces a free trial offer and provides contact details for a method demonstration at Room 279A Niagara and Hudson Streets Buffalo N Y. The message invites interested parties to request the complimentary trial.
Olympia June 2 Edward Olson formerly state labor commissioner was elected chairman of the industrial insurance commission yesterday by J M Wilson former assistant attorney general and F I Gill former deputy state bank examiner the other two members of the new commission
Howard Ernest Kirkpatrick a twilight sleep baby 14 months old registered 92 percent perfect at the free baby clinic in the Anti Tuberculosis league building Thursday. Sixteen of twenty babies examined by physicians scored 95 percent or higher the highest mark 99 given to Ina Vesta Smith.
General De Castelnau, a French commander, has led more than five soldiers in battle. At the war’s start he commanded eight men, and three have been killed in action.
Theda Bara delivers a languorous Mexican persona in Gold and the Woman at Strand, thrilling Washington staff with a daring performance that sparks chatter about military implications as expedition troops retreat in fictional unrest.
Fire and police probe a month after George Bernard disappeared from 2700 E 55th St owner of a grocery and apartment building. A Thursday morning fire of apparent incendiary origin caused 2700 E 55th St to suffer 2700 dollars in damage. Bernard reportedly had 2000 dollars in cash with him when he vanished. Police had previously investigated at Russell Realty Co request but closed the case after finding Bernard packed to travel and left only personal items. The renewed fire interest follows his disappearance.
June 2 report on Edna Payne, described as America’s first woman recruiter, opening headquarters in New York to solicit enlistments for the regular army, navy, and marine corps. Her efforts operate on her own initiative with no official sanction.
National City Bank marked its fifth anniversary with ceremonies on Thursday honoring its founding. The celebration highlighted milestones in local banking services and community involvement.
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