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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1916

Page

8

Ty Cobb backs Iron claim to boost strength and stamina

A prominent New York physician touts Nuxated Iron as a miracle strength builder. Ty Cobb endorses the remedy, claiming it fuels his daily vitality and endurance, with the doctor asserting similar gains for hundreds of patients and athletes. He warns against weak iron forms and promotes easily absorbed Nuxated Iron.

Europe New York Bretton Mall Ty Cobb F. Sauer Corinne Errante

TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP FOR HEALTHY HAIR

A cheap shampoo cleanses scalp and hair, removes dandruff and dirt, leaving a clean wholesome feel. Use a teaspoonful of can thrax dissolved in hot water, rinse thoroughly, and hair dries quickly, looks fuller, and scalp irritation disappears.

Bridge fire inquiry near Laredo prompts cross border tension

Military authorities investigate claims that a small bridge on the International Great Northern railroad 30 miles west of Laredo was set ablaze by Mexicans. Nuevo Laredo businesses remained closed and the Mexican city stayed tense after the incident.

Laredo International Great Northern Nuevo Laredo

Ferguson Proclamation Urges Mexican Residents in Texas

Governor Ferguson issued a proclamation calling Mexican residents to obey state laws and offering protection if they report Mexicans who aim to incite armed actions against the United States.

Ferguson Texas United States

Washington National Guard Mobilized by War Department

Governor informs Secretary Baker that the Washington militia has been mobilized under War Department instructions. Lister awaits further guidance on next steps for Baker.

Olympia Goev Lister Baker Washington National Guard Washington War Department

Indicted Doctor Jordan Wins License Restoration

In 1915, Dr J Eugene Jordan regained his medical license after the State Medical Board revoked it for an ad claiming cures. Judge Walter M French ruled the ad not grossly untrue or immoral, noting credible witnesses and no harm to public morals. The decision voided the board’s reversal and vindicated the physician.

J. Eugene Jordan State Medical Board Doctor Jordan Walter M. French French Jordan Medical Board

Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr Jordan's Remedies

A testimonial from Co. B Boyd of Seattle states tubercular abscesses on theneck and underarms were cured without surgery by Dr J Eugene Jordan in 1914. It notes a prior offer of 400 for operation and urges readers to visit 619% Flist Avenue Seattle for free consultations with Dr Jordan.

Seattle Jordan J. Eugene Jordan Flist Avenue

Sanger in Seattle Seeks Birth Control Clinics

Margaret Sanger the birth control advocate spoke in Seattle on Tuesday and planned lectures at Longshoremen's hall and Immigration building. She argued birth control strengthens the race, reduces disease, and proposes free clinics in every district where poverty is prevalent, citing New Zealand and Holland as models.

Margaret H. Sanger Seattle Longshoremen’s Hall Immigration Building Mra. Sanger United States New Zealand Holland

Bottling Mexican Ports Seen as Possible Quick Move

Pessimism about Mexico's stability grows as officials discuss a possible immediate blockade of Mexican ports. The Pacific fleet heads toward the west coast while Tampico is noted as a key point. Secretary Lansing signals concern over tensions with Britain and the United States. A consular memo cites a 500 percent rise in Mexico City living costs since June 1.

Carl D. Groat United Press Washington Mexico Tampico Panuco Great Britain United States Lansing Arredondo State Department Mexico City

Mexican and Yaqui force threatens Del Rio near border

Reports from Del Rio indicate about 1500 Mexicans and Yaqui Indians advancing from the south toward Del Rio on the Rio Grande. General Funston and Col. Sibley coordinate a defense with Third Infantry units to hold the city if attacked.

San Antonio Tex del Rio Here Rio Grande Funston Sibley Greene Pagie Pass Third Infantry Coahuila

If Too Fat Get More Fresh Air

Public health claim urges open air activity and dieting to reduce obesity. It promotes Korein capsules from Bartell Drug Co as a weight loss aid, recommending one after each meal and before bed until normal. The ad touts Korein as pleasant, aiding digestion and yielding quick weight reduction.

Bartell Drug Co

Atlin Fire Destroys Multiple Buildings in British Columbia

A severe fire swept Atlin, British Columbia, destroying the Royal hotel and numerous stores and homes. Louis Schultz’s residence, Kershaw hardware, Eggert jewelry, Pitman and McIntosh stores, bakery, blacksmith, and five residences burned. Five acres burned, estimated loss $75,000 with no insurance. government telegraph and post office saved.

Atlin B.C Royal Louis Schultz Kershaw Eggert Pitman James McIntosh Dominion Government Telegraph Office

President Urges Senate to Seek Dreadnaughts

President Wilson urged members of the Senate committee to specify at least one dreadnaughts in the Navy bill and, if possible, two. The report from Washington is dated June 20.

Washington Wilson Senate Committee

Mexican laborers quit in fear of Carranza vengeance

At Columbus New Mexico on June 20 the base camp activity sped up as Mexican laborers on road repairs near American communication lines abandoned work fearing retribution from their countrymen for aiding the gringoes.

Columbus N. M

U S sharply rebukes Carranza on border raids

The United States criticizes the de facto government of Mexico under Carranza for allowing border banditry to continue. It accuses Mexican authorities of leniency toward raiders La Rosa Piscano Vinos and others and argues that only immediate punishment can halt incursions into Texas.

Carranza United States de la Rosa Ancieto Piscano Pedro Vinos Monterey Mexico U.S

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