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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
20
A promotional blurb touts Jiffy Jell as a ready to make fruit dessert using crushed pineapple and eight fruit flavors. It describes a sealed vial for fruit juice essence, a gelatine base, acid from evaporated fruit acid, and hot water preparation yields six servings in mold form, twelve if whipped. The copy urges comparisons to old desserts and offers 50 cent molds.
The Supreme Court granted New Jersey permission to file a bill of complaint against federal prohibition enforcement. The move mirrors Rhode Island actions awaiting a final decision. Chief Justice White urged expedited arguments, with a ruling on New Jersey likely before Rhode Island and related cases.
Police raided a house at 4315 Holgate Street early Sunday and arrested A. Martin, 45, a cook, after confiscating a still, a keg of mash, and homemade liquor. In WALLA WALLA March 16, attorneys for Louis Fong face a sugar cider case under liquor laws as the judge mocks a dramatic courtroom moment.
The Supreme Court was urged to hear two appeals challenging constitutional prohibition validity. Christian Feigenspan of New Jersey, represented by Ettha Root, backs one case while San Francisco’s J. J. Dillion leads the other seeking arrest for violating prohibition. Both lower courts ruled against the appellants.
University instructors and 20.3 percent salary boost cited as insufficient for rising living costs. They have filed an appeal for reconsideration with President Surzallo.
Funeral services were held Monday under the Everett post of the Grand Army of the Republic for Captain M. 8. Phillips who died Saturday. Burial took place in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Anemic people are urged to try Blood-Iron Phosphate to restore nervous energy and enrich the blood. The ad claims five grain tablets with meals quickly aid weight gain and vigor, with Owl Drug Co. and others selling the original three week package for $1.50 or 66 cents.
Funeral services for Clarence Hanford vice president of Lowman and Hanford stationers will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at First Presbyterian church. Cremation by Bonney Watson will follow. He died Saturday at Swedish Hospital after a week of illness. A Seattle native born May 13 1857 he began as a printer's devil. Surviving Eleanor his widow two children Mrs Aimee Orton and Lauren N Hanford and three brothers Cornelius H Frank and Arthur A Hanford all of Seattle Washington.
An advertisement touts Wizard Ointment as a fast penetrator for rheumatism back pain and joint soreness and healing for burns bites and stings. It also promotes Wizard Liver pills as a pleasant pink tablet with a money back guarantee and price of 8 dollars for a bottle.
A fine opportunity to buy a well constructed easy running clothes wringer with good grade rubber rollers. The Rival is a famous Horse Shoe brand made by the American Wringer Company offered at a special low price.
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