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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
6
An old Civil War veteran testifies Eatonic restored his stomach after illness and fever, claiming it revived appetite and digestion. The advertisement urges readers to try a box at home with a money-back guarantee if no benefits are seen.
Rear Admiral James H. Glennon is assigned to command the Third naval district in New York, replacing his current post heading the 19th naval district in Seattle. Official notification has not yet been received and Captain Starry Field is announced to assume charge of the 19th district.
An advertising prompt positioning The Star as the go to source for advertising needs. It emphasizes centrality and authority in reaching audiences through print and digital formats. The message invites readers to consider The Star for creative campaigns and broad reach.
The play Turn to the Right features Ma Bascom a gray haired mother figure who travels the nation with a Bible reaching over two million people this year. Critics note the powerful role of a mother's prayers in shaping a hero Joe Bascom and in moving farm kitchen prayer meetings. The production opens at the Metropolitan for three days starting Friday night March 14.
United Press correspondent Webs Miller reports Third Army on the Rhine notes a wave of protests from Coblenz discharged soldiers and civilians over selling iron crosses to American troops as souvenirs. Newspapers campaign against the traffic as prices rise to 13 and 20 marks. Local shops flood with crosses despite anger from German authorities and citizens.
Louise Bryant, known as Mrs John Reed, testified before a Senate committee investigating Bolshevism in the United States. The New York newspaper woman spent months in Russia during the early revolution and is a leader in radical politics.
Co. T. Conover was chosen chairman and Samuel Collyer and L. Walford vice chairmen of the chamber publicity and advertising bureau executive committee on Thursday. Nine additional members were chosen.
Mrs Martha Bomball of Decatur Illinois credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with ending years of sick headaches after her husband’s death. She reports improved appetite sleep and strength and says she recommended the treatment to relatives and friends. The ad promotes 50 cent pills and six for $2.50 plus free booklets Building Up the Blood and Diseases of the Nervous System.
A reader reports severe diet limitations for six months with stomach trouble and bloating for five years. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, six doses claim full recovery and no pain from cabbage, with a money back guarantee. Hartell's Five Drug Stores advertises the product.
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