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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
7
Special to The Star reports a San Juan firm distributing a hair tonic labeled for external use with 60 percent alcohol and quinine in each bottle. Officials ordered 5,000 bottles held at the factory while the formula is registered, yet locals are reportedly consuming the stock.
A sweeping tale traces the Gould family from Wall Street power to losses and a rise via the Texas and Pacific Coal Co. It notes coal strike profits, spectacular share values, and the potential for hundreds of millions to be divided among holders. A separate story tells how a $5 loan from a detective aided a penniless youth who later gathered a $2,000,000 fortune from wartime contracts and set aside $50,000 for Jones.
Special report from Prague describes German babies dying daily due to lack of adequate food. It notes border conditions with Bohemia where food exists but fails to reach Germany while wealthier Germans hoard supplies.
Mrs. Jessie M. Lewis displayed an old republican ballot found in a trunk attic in Los Angeles. The ballot dates to Lincoln’s 1860 campaign with his name at the top, and her father J W Hiatt ran for township trustee on the same ticket.
Field Marshal Haig told a Guildhall audience that peace comes through war preparations. He urged forming a strong citizen army with every able bodied man trained as an emergency force to guarantee peace. He spoke in London on June 14.
An advertising prompt urging readers to consider The Star for advertising needs. It highlights The Star as a trusted local outlet for reaching audiences and promoting products or services. The message emphasizes brand recall and visibility through newspaper ads.
Gen Aguinaldo lines up U S ties as his secretary Escamilla travels to the United States with the general s young son to study at Andover Boston after a brief tutoring course Escamilla has long served the Filipino leader during American occupation aligning with U S progress.
Redwood City June 13 Walter W Stettheimer asks city supervisors to allow keeping fifty dogs at his country place near Atherton. Current law limits to two dogs per premises, prompting the plea before the supervisors before bringing the animals to the property.
The youngest son of the former Kaiser teams with German and Austrian aristocrats for nightly gambling on Italian soil at Camplone, opposite Lugano. The venue sits within Swiss territory and Swiss authorities have lodged a protest with Italy over the arrangement.
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