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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

3

Woman Finds Relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Etta Dorion of Ogdensburg suffered extreme female troubles with back pain and weakness. She avoided surgery, tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and reports first relief and total cure after six bottles. The ad urges others with similar symptoms to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts.

Ogdenshure Wise Lyd E\ Pinkham Lydia E. Pink Etta Dorion Ogdensburg Lydia Pinkham

What will we name the American soldier

The Star invites readers to propose a fighting name for US troops in the allied line. It suggests George as a candidate and asks for a distinct label matching American identity. Readers are urged to send suggestions to the Army Editor with brief reasons.

United States Rough Riders Tommie Polly France Australia New Zealand the Star George DR. Pierce

Invents Bomb With Far-Reaching Destructive Radius

Lester P. Barlow, an American inventor, claims a new aerial bomb can destroy everything within 390 feet and remains deadly even at half a mile. The government paid about 50000 for the invention. Barlow, a veteran of Villa's army aviation corps and the U S Navy, is from Pennsylvania.

Los Angeles Lester P. Barlow America Barlow Tilson Connecticut Military Affairs Committee Farlow Villa Aviation Corps United States Navy Pennsylvania

Princess Louise of Belgium Wardrobe Sold in Munich Auction

The bankrupt daughter of King Leopold, Princess Louise of Belgium, saw her wardrobe auctioned in Munich. The sale raised 82,000 marks amid a decade of public attention due to her love affairs extravagances and family quarrels.

Louise Belgium Munich Leopold

Fire Damages Three Frame Buildings in City Block

W H Weaver, laundry manager, stated the morning blaze likely started incendiarily. Flames began at the rear of a display case plant near the laundry and spread quickly, threatening Puget Sound Art Glass Co. offices and store rooms. fire crews arrived too late to stop the main fire. Fire Marshal Hringhurst was on the scene.

W. H. Weaver Puget Sound Art Glass Co Hringhurst

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