Mother Killed Child with California Fig Syrup Claim
A case alleges a mother harmed her child using California Fig Syrup as a poison. Investigators report the incident occurred at the family residence with authorities pursuing charges.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
14
A case alleges a mother harmed her child using California Fig Syrup as a poison. Investigators report the incident occurred at the family residence with authorities pursuing charges.
U. S. forest supervisor R. L. Fromme says elk on the Olympic peninsula are endangered and recommends limited licensing to reduce bulls. He would ban cow and calf slaughter, require hunter reports, and resurvey elk numbers as winter conditions affect calves. Local herds and predators like wolves and cougars have influenced recent declines.
The notices list births including a girl for Milton Christman and a boy for William Conrady among others, with multiple entries across Seattle addresses. Marriage licenses are shown for couples such as Orville C. Thomas and Ida Lehman and various Seattle residents tied to diverse regions.
Three Doukhobor followers eluded immigration officials after crossing the Canada border and were held at the local immigration station Tuesday. They refused to confirm origin, spoke fluent English, and cited “International boundary lines” as not part of God’s plan. Names could not be determined due to pronunciation. Deportation steps would follow if entry from Canada is proven.
The Voters League declares support for a low fare that keeps the municipal railway self-sustaining and opposes any plan burdening taxpayers. It opposes Oliver T. Erickson s May Proposition A which would raise the tax levy by 21 mills totaling over 5 million dollars.
The Cheasty store installed new window fixtures designed by Bert Landers, a famed Los Angeles fixture specialist, with decor by Jamey Wilson. The pieces reflect the Louis XIV I period and blend antique gold and ivory tones.
A. Loring of 219 McGraw Jr. reported a long red nosed burglar to police Tuesday. The dry squad was assigned to the case to provide protection and pursue the burglar.
Excerpts reflect a column mix with social advice on courtship and a primer on Federal Reserve banks. The Q and A style covers male focus in relationships, reserve bank functions, and a New Jersey bonus inquiry, along with senatorial term history and a question about Louisiana.
A discussion urging outdoor play for children to build strong bodies, noting winter exposure, and warning against neglecting colds. Introduces Vicks VapoRub as a new remedy—topical external treatment delivering vapors to airways, aiding prevention after exposure and at bedtime to guard against spasmodic croup.
Rev Bishop Edward J ow will be the principal speaker at the St Patrick's day celebration at 8 p m Friday in the Masonic temple.
A bold advertisement claims Danderine cleanses dandruff and stops hair loss within ten minutes. It likens the product to rain and sunshine for hair, promising longer thicker hair after a single application and urging women to boost hair beauty and vitality.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use solution to turn gray or faded hair dark and glossy. It claims natural even coverage after dampening a brush and applying to small strands, with results after one or two applications.
A reader testimonials to Dr Loughneys Human Bake Oven, praising blood pressure drop from 360 to 260, relief from lifelong constipation, and improved stomach and circulation after following the doctor’s diet. The letter cites Prof. M Senn of Corlies Avenue and includes a phone contact.
Dr Loughneys bake oven treatment offices at Fifth and Union in the Crazy building offer a free book titled Free to You Postpaid. Readers may mail name and address to receive the book by return mail. Offices list rooms 310 311 312 313 314 and hours are 9 am to 6 pm weekdays and 9 to 12 Sunday with telephone Main 6242.
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