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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
3
Dr M O Sipes announces a breakthrough anesthetic that promises pain free dental operations. The discovery claims to eliminate all patient distress during extractions and promises zero cost for one week.
Mrs Maude Robertson renounced her home in Victoria DC to travel here and surrender as a felon to aid Mrs Nellie Brownlow. Prosecutor Lundin doubts her guilt and expects Mrs Brownlow to remain jailed after a hospital operation. Robertson faces county jail detention pending her case decision.
Dr. M. O. Sipes of the Boston Dental Company will demonstrate a new painless anesthetic daily this week in Seattle. Free tooth extractions offered to readers of The Star from 10 to 5 with no charges. The method shuns gas and cocaine, lasts hours, and is claimed to be ten times more effective with minimal toxicity. Dr. Sipes cites diplomas from Toronto University and the Royal College of Dental Surgeons and over fifteen years of Seattle practice.
A Seattle reader recounts undergoing multiple dental procedures without pain using a European anesthetic secured by Dr. M. O. Sipes of the Boston Dental Company. The article emphasizes the drug's safety, lack of brain impact, and claim of minimal heart and nausea effects, noting low costs and personal satisfaction with the results.
A reader asks about selling muriate of potash and receiving guidance from wholesale firms. Other letters discuss proper social calls, insect pest bulletins, Kodak cameras, marriage under an assumed name, compulsory high school, vocational paths for educated women, diet choices, and advice on a common law marriage claim.
A fire at the Ow! cafe in Burlington, Washington, early Sunday morning destroyed the building and furnishings. The total loss is estimated at 2700 dollars.
Raymond Remedy Company lists its services from Room 6 in the Hotel Antiers located at the corner of 4th and Union, promoting medical preparations and patient care in a compact notice.
John Johnson 66 lies at the city hospital as doctors fear he will die after drinking Huffman drops a nonalcoholic ether drug. Victor Johnson 35 and John Miller 36 recover in hospital. Police investigate as the trio reportedly obtained the drug without a prescription from a Second Avenue drug store.
Chicago June 5. Missouri sentiment is evenly divided between Weeks and Fairbanks with some Hughl s support, according to Charles Nagel secretary of the interior under Taft.
Col Roosevelt received a letter from W F Zierath of Sheboygan Wisconsin expressing support and the intent to vote for him. The letter rejects the idea that the German American alliance represents German Americans and asserts belief in an American party.
Gen. Pershing and staff arrived in camp at Columbus New Mexico today after a trip along the line of communications. The purpose was to inspect American camps and the fitness of supply routes for the rainy season.
Corporation Counsel Caldwell ruled the city cannot legally extend the water system beyond its limits to serve the Highlands district north of Seattle. The decision halts plans to sell city water outside the approved boundary.
June 5 report from Denver says Gov. George Carlson of Colorado is seriously ill with a severe tonsillitis attack and cannot attend the Republican convention in Chicago.
Modern rooms advertised with rest service and special rates at Hotel Virginus located at 804 Virginia near Westlake Avenue Ady.
Businessmen may join a Navy vacation cruise starting August 15. Signups occur every Thursday from June 8 to July 16. Chief Master of Arms J. A. Weston, U S N, announced civilian access to Marion building recruiting offices from 2 30 to 9 30 p m on those Thursdays.
Seattle lodge No. 7 Degree of Honor of the Ancient Order of United Workmen will celebrate its 24th anniversary Tuesday evening at 8 30 in Bevergeen hall Raillargeon building Second Ave and Spring St. The festival is open to the public and families. Rev J D O Powers delivers the principal address with musical numbers by W Z Phillips Mrs W Z Phillips E K Danube and Mrs Harry Moss and dramatic readings by Verna Dotter Louise Studley Harriet Dohney. Fern Dilger Alice Jensen perform fancy dances and C E Bowman will read a short history of the Seattle lodge followed by an address by O S Jones past grand master of the A O Se.
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