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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
4
Assurance of excellent workmanship and proper style with guaranteed fit. Garments showcased emphasize the highest essentials of good clothing and careful tailoring.
The offer invites customers to select clothes for men women and children including hats shoes and furnishings and pay down what they can with the balance in small payments. Ninety days time is provided to complete payments.
Government officials estimate whisky in U S warehouses will be exhausted in 18 months given current consumption pace, forecasting summer 1919 as the end. Only about 157 million gallons remain in the warehouses as the nation awaits the effects of the September distilling halt. A Kansas steer from Chase County reportedly gained 45 pounds in 24 hours after starting feed at Henry Starkey's farm.
An anarchist activist once distributing pamphlets in Cleveland for birth control was fined $100 and six months in the workhouse by Judge Dan H B Cull. Years later Reitman, now a Chicago physician, hoped for release but the judge insisted the sentence be served.
A letter from G. W. Gills of Ryan praises Stumpeze as a stomach remedy. He cites his wife recovering from appendicitis and another note of improvement in singing after taking the product. The advertisement urges readers with indigestion to consult their druggist for Stumpeze, described as a master prescription for stomach trouble.
A black hand mystery targets Peter Mouw and KE Roghair near Onage Iowa. Each farmer received an anonymous letter demanding large sums under threat of death, with Mouw told to hide $10,000 in a field and Roghair to conceal $5,000. Similar wording suggests a single author.
Ferdi nand Bergmann 80 and Barbara Heidt 56 wed in Milwaukee as Wm Schroeder Justice officiated. Both protested the new license law’s red tape. A third would be groom postponed after needing dates of deceased previous wives for a license.
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