Home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises
A home treatment using Parmint Double Strength dissolved in hot water with sugar is offered to relieve catarrh causing deafness, head noises, dullness, and other symptoms. It claims many ear troubles originate from catarrh and that about ninety percent may be cured harmlessly at home.
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate Judiciary committee to receive Secretary of the Treasury Houston's reply to the demand for data on foreign loans. Confernces on the army appropriation will ready to present partial report. Resumes debate on naval appropriation bill. House Judiciary committee expected to reach decision on impeachment charges against Judge K. M. Landis of Chicago. Consideration of conference reports continued.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
House Judiciary Committee
K. M. Landis
Chicago
New Primary Law Passed by Senate
Olympia March 2 The amended primary law was passed by the senate yesterday requiring every person to declare party affiliation at registration and to vote in primaries only according to that declaration of political faith.
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Olympia
Senate
Senate Bill to Regulate Racing Would End Crooked Bookmaking
Olympia marching to March 2 report that Senate Bill No. 11 would place horse racing under state control in Washington. A five member governor appointed commission would oversee tracks and permit only parimutuel betting, eliminating bookmaking and letting the public set odds and collect winnings, with a small track upkeep fee.
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Olympia
House
Washington
Kentucky
Rhodes Co. Suit Sale on Second Floor
The Rhodes Co lists discounted suits formerly priced from 55 to 95 dollars. Sizes 34 to 48 include multiple 34 and 36 length options with many bulk lots and final markdowns to 14.95 dollars.
Linen goods sale with reduced linens and napkins
A display on the upper main floor offers 86 inch colored handkerchief linens at $2.00 a yard, 70 inch linen damask at $2.50, 22 inch linen napkins and terry towels reduced from higher prices, plus 72 by 72 and 72 by 90 linen cloths now on sale. Also shown are silk crepe de chine Georgette pieces trimmed with lace embroidery and tucks in sizes 36 to 44 in white flesh bisque and gray at 4.95.
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Terri Terreey
TER Ee
New Cotton Fabrics for Spring at the New Prices
Spring fabric rollout lists 27 inch ginghams 82 inch ginghams and other weaves with prices per yard. Items include Jap Crepe Plisse Crepes Percales Voiles Swiss Organdies Serpentine Crepe English Suiting Devonshire in assorted patterns and colors with prices ranging from 18 to 150 cents per yard.
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Devonshire
Washington racing bill seeks state control and limits
Advocates argue the measure fixes a percentage for expenses and caps racing days at 35 under state control. They say the governor's commission would appoint reputable board members, ensuring clean sport and distancing racing from old conditions at Meadows.
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Washington
Meadows
Charges Filed Against Lydon Spark House Affidavits
Members of the medicine committee submit affidavits to Gov Hart accusing John H Lydon chair of the state board of drug examiners of misadministration and selling diplomas from the American University of Sanpractic Seattle for 10 to 600 dollars. Chiropractors and osteopaths accuse him of coining the term sanipractic and copyrighting it.
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Olympia
House
Hart
John H Lydon
State Board of Drug Fees Examiners
Lydon
State Association of Drugless Physicians
American University of Sanpractic
Seattle
Sanipractic
Cricking Becomes New Lobbying Craze in Olympia
In Olympia the legislature sees a new lobbying method called cricking. Drugless health advocates offer free treatments to lawmakers to demonstrate efficacy. A majority of lawmakers have tried the jerick removal and free massages, while alcoholic therapies remain popular as lobbying tools.
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Jerick
Solon
Kincaid to Talk on Fish Life of Washington
Professor Trevor Kincaid of the University of Washington will present an illustrated lecture titled Fish Life of Washington at 8 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce. The public is invited.
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Kincaid
Fish of
Washington
Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Novelty Baronet Satin for Spring Skirts
Striking self colored patterns in new Baronet Satin entice separate skirts for immediate spring wear. Width 40 inches, shown in pink turquoise and ivory. Yard four dollars.
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