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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
5
A vintage advert extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve indigestion and restore stomach function. It claims the tablet helps digest large meals, removes fullness and sour taste, with one box lasting and a claim of each tablet digesting 3,000 of food. Sold in drug stores for 50 cents a box.
Resinol ointment and soap claim instant itch relief and healing for eczema rash ringworm tetter scalp eruptions and pimples dandruff. The ad offers free samples and a trial at no cost and cites eighteen years of use with nationwide sales and department 49 8 Resinol Baltimore Md.
Olle Taylor then thirteen was convicted of stealing a five cent bottle of soda water. The Fulton County reformatory term of eleven years was upheld by the supreme court despite an appeal that the punishment was out of proportion to the offense. He has served three years and will be twenty one at release.
London dispatch recalls Lillian Lenton describing forcible feeding in Hollway Prison. She details being restrained, tied to a chair, having a tube forced into her nose, and hours of choking as two doctors and seven wardresses oversaw the procedure. She says she was promised release if she pled guilty in three days.
The speaker states they are dedicating personal attention to their dental practice located at 713 First Avenue. No additional context or dates are provided.
Pavlos Prantikos, to be executed Friday for a San Francisco police murder, climbed a 25 foot tower and resisted capture for nearly an hour before being bound and returned to his cell. Carl Reidelbach, dynamiter, was found hidden near a jute mill fly wheel during a routine check.
Olympia March 12. House bill No 681 aiming to cap city car fares at six cents has been decisively killed. Critics warn a new corporate fare measure may slip through in the session rush.
An advertisement touts Pape Drapepain as a quick remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief from sour stomach, gas, heartburn, dizziness, and bloating within five minutes with no harmful effects, urging readers to trust a “new dress to have a bad stomach.”
Hopes rise that the German bark Mimi can be saved after it ran aground on Nehalem beach weeks ago. The vessel has lifted several feet from the sand, and once ballast is removed, tugs may finish pulling her back to open water.
C A Goodnow assistant to the president of Milwaukee F H Shepard of Wea Electric Co and H B Barling president of Milwaukee J discuss a plan to electrify the mountain line. Officials say nothing can be done before 1915.
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