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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1915

Page

2

How Thin People Can Get Fat How Thim People Can Get Fat A Physicido's Advice

An advertisement promotes Sargel as a weight gain aid for undernourished individuals. It claims that by taking six strength-restoring tablets with meals, body fat absorption improves and rapid weight gains of up to 20 pounds in a month are possible. The copy notes the product is natural and pharmacy-available but cautions it suits those seeking weight increase and may not be ideal for all.

Ty Bartell Doug Swift

Secret cure for drunkenness advertised in old notice

A clandestine remedy named ORRINE promises to cure drunkenness without sanitarium costs or time off work. It claims full refund if no benefit and offers two forms, secret treatment and a pill, sold at a pharmacy on Second and Pike.

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Navy program and the 48 battleships by 1919 proposed

The text discusses Admiral Dewey and the General Board's 1903 plan for a stronger navy. It argues the nation faced inadequate expense for protection and presents a forecast to reach 48 battleships by 1919, with supporting ships and auxiliaries. It notes the 1903 status of 10 completed battleships and 14 more under construction or authorized.

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Analysis of United States Navy Battleship Building Plans

The text reviews the General Board’s proposals from 1903 to 1911 for building a battleship fleet. It traces annual authorizations, shortages in the 1904 1905 period, and the shift to a 48 ship fleet target by 1919. It argues the board favored a two ships per year base with periodic additions rather than a fixed four ships yearly program.

General Board Congress Elment

Navy Policy and the Two Battleship Program to 1919

The General Board urged Congress to authorize a two battleship per year program from 1904 to 1915 to build 48 battleships by 1919, noting only one ship funded in 1904. It argued for a strong navy as essential to protect the nation, and that defense rests on naval strength equal to any probable adversary.

Admiral Dewey General Board Senate Fiske Congressional Inquiry Committee Congress Ita Elvil United States

Bridges to speak on port at King County meeting

Bob Bridges plans to address the King County Democratic club at a Saturday noon luncheon at Good Eats cafeteria. He will discuss the legislature's bill changing Seattle port commission personnel and his intent to resist until the law takes effect. Col. Hawthorne and others who visited Olympia to seek a veto will also speak as the session appears set for heat.

King County Democratic Club Good Eats Bobridges Seattle Port Commission Bridges Cow Seattle Col. Hawthorne Club Olympia

Advice to Beauty Seekers Transform Your Skin With Wax Remedy

An old advertisement claims Miscretional wax, applied nightly as a cold cream and washed with warm water, will clear blemishes and freckling. It promises a “white, clear, soft and velvety complexion” with Mereolized wax sold by druggists and notes deep lines can be reduced by a nourishing toning lotion and Saxolite witc hazel mix.

Rush for Cattle Tuberculin Test In Washington

Olympia March 12. Although the tuberculin test for cattle is not mandatory, state agriculture commissioner H. T. Graves says cattle owners will seek testing. He estimates about seven percent of Washington cattle are infected and notes a $25,000 appropriation to reimburse dairymen for diseased cattle slaughter.

Olympia Senate House H. T. Graves Washington Graves

Freckles: Quick Cure Promises Clear Skin

February and March blamed for freckle trouble with a remedy offering an ounce of athink double strength from your druggist. Apply a tile nightly and in days freckles fade away while light spots vanish. Money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Ethine Faith

Laborer Becomes Millionaire Heir in England Death

Portland news notes that Thomas W. Bell of Jonesy cabin Hine lake region learned he is heir to 1 000 000 from his uncle John Kay Bell of Manchester England. The story hints at a long life of laborer wages and references a large ad on page 11 by J B Robinson.

Portland Thomas W. Bell Hine Lake John Kay Bell Manchester England Hell

Cheer Up Ye Fat Ladies Stay Plump Secrets of Youth

A health advocate promotes staying plump as a secret to youth saying weight is linked to vitality. She urges embracing fuller figures as a beauty and wellness choice, countering slimming trends with practical tips and mindset.

Trixie Friganza Denounces Thinness Advice

In San Francisco Marcel Trixie Friganza declares the game of getting thin is not worth the candle. She boasts of being happily fat and advises women to keep weight to stay young and good looking. She admits concern when her weight fell and reveals she dieted to regain fat.

San Francisco Marcel -Trixie Friganza Trixie Trixie Friganza

Palmer brings unusual catch to town in fish with live duck

Palmer arrived Tuesday with an angie fish a yard long and two ducks, one alive, claiming he found both inside the fish in Greenwich Copn.

Greenwich Palmer Angie

British Seaplane Sought to Locate Dresden Cruiser

Victoria March 12. It was understood today that British authorities received a request to dispatch a seaplane to South America to aid warships in locating the German cruiser Dresden, sole survivor of Admiral Von Spee's fleet sunk recently.

Victoria South America Dresden Admiral von Spee

Pittsburg Woman Dies While Visiting Son in Seattle

Mrs. Margaret Crehan aged 68 visiting her son James Crehan mayor's secretary in Seattle fell ill and died there en route to celebrate her golden wedding anniversary with husband Michael Crehan of Pittsburg. Funeral held Thursday at St Anthony's Church officiated by Father Heelan. Survived by two sons and one daughter in the East, plus James and Michael.

Margaret Crenan James Crehan Pittsburg Michael Crehan St. Anthony’s Church Father Heelan James

Neighbor Testifies in Tacoma Child Cruelty Trial

Mrs. Emma Linden testified on Thursday in the trial of Mrs. Bertha Diffley charged with beating to death three year old Clarance Hall. She recounted seeing Diffley strike the boy and carry him from the house by the skin of his neck like a cat.

Tacoma Emma Linden Bertha Diffley Clarance Hall

Robbers Hold Up Portland Capitalist in Downtown Office

Police seek three men who entered S. W. King’s downtown Portland office and robbed him of $150 at gunpoint. After taking the cash they fled into crowded streets and vanished before authorities could be alerted.

Portland S. W. King King

Film consumption worldwide reaches vast annual total

The article notes that nearly 300,000,000 feet of film are used yearly to satisfy global demand for moving pictures, amounting to more than 55,000 miles of footage.

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