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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1919

Page

10

Luncheon to Discuss Hun Camps and U S Entry

J Gustav te is slated to talk on conditions in German camps and America’s entry. The event will be held Friday at noon. YY M.C. A. White served as a camp secretary in Hungary.

Germany America J. Gustav Te M.C. A. White C. A Hun

Woman Recovers After Using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy

A Los Angeles woman describes years of female trouble and inability to work. After trying doctors with no relief she credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She urges others to consider the remedy.

Irs L. DeVine Los Angeles Lydia Eham

Secret of youth through kidney health and Gold Medal Oil

An advertisement extols youth longevity by maintaining kidney function to purify blood. It promotes Gold Medal Oil Capsules from Haarlem Holland as a trusted remedy, claiming strength, vigor, and reliable benefits backed by Dutch usage for 200 years.

Gyatem Haarlem

Are Silk Stockings Necessary to Woman happiness in divorce case

Chicago observers weigh in from a Detroit Rotter divorce suit, debating whether silk stockings are essential to a woman's happiness. Wives and workers differ with opinions from a preacher's wife, a probation officer, a housewife, a shop girl, and a settlement worker, reflecting class and economic perspectives.

Chicago Detroit Preacher KR. Keen Ryan Emma McGuire C. W. Meliale Lisle

Tea With Kick Is Delicacy in Paraguay Homes

Paraguay exports mate tea prepared hot or cold and sipped through a bamboo bombillo. The native custom passes the drink without regard to sanitary conditions. Quebracho wood, used for tanning, yields a resinous extract shipped to tanneries. Paraguay offers good prospects for American investment, though not for small capital.

Asuncion Paraguay

Sloan's Linimentoffers fast relief for rheumatic aches

Warming soothing Sloan's Liniment provides prompt relief from rheumatic neuralgia lumbago and sprains by reducing inflammation swelling and stiffness. The penetrating formula draws blood from the congested area and eases pain without staining skin or needing plasters. Generous sizes priced 30c 60c and 1.20 are sold by druggists.

Sloan Sloan’s Sloan's

Keep Young by Olive Tablets Substitute for Calomel

Dr Edwards of Ohio perfected a vegetable compound with olive oil to stimulate the liver and bowels. Olive Tablets are a gentle, effective substitute for calomel and claim to restore vigor by clearing impurities. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes at all druggists.

Edwards Ohio

Lent Observance Blotting Out Spring Pastimes

A household scene contrasts Ash Wednesday observance with spring temptations such as hats and movie posters. The narrative recalls the solemn 40 days of devotion leading to Easter on April 20, when a parishioner returns in spiritual grace and new spring attire.

Kite Flying King Heads Race of Aviation Fans

Special to The Star by N. BE A from Bangkok Siam March 6. Siam's wartime aviation story begins with royal interest in kite flying and a king guided silk star kites. By October 1917 five hundred Siamese aviators trained by French instructors joined French and Italian air forces.

Race OF Aviation N. BE A Bangkok Siam

Dangerous Catarrh of the Stomach Warns Readers

A New York physician warns that many suffer chronic stomach catarrh mistaken for indigestion. Symptoms include coated tongue, sour stomach, gas, and vomiting. He advocates a hot water and Hisulated Magnesia treatment and cautions against other magnesia forms.

New York

Get a New Suit of Words Says Stelzle

Stelzle argues words are funny and overused and urges readers to expand vocabulary. He critiques repetitive phrases like grand and absolutely, notes most people know about 200 distinct words, and compares words to clothes that dress our thoughts.

Alleged Ear Chewer Charged With Assault

Justice court filed a complaint against William Montgomery a barber at 1916 Howell Jr alleging he chewed the ear of Tomgan business agent for Barbers local 195 who had asked him to surrender his card over alleged price cutting last week.

Justice Court William 8. Montgomery Howell Jr Montgomery Tom Gan

Goodbye Free Seeds and Clerks Perk Loss in Congress

Washington march 6 congress faces cuts to long standing perks. Free seeds for members would end and clerk hire allowances rise from 2000 to 3200 but with the clause that no part be paid to any member. The vote was tight 150 to 146 with many not voting as debate touched on the sensitive subject.

Congress Solona House Treasury Senate

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