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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
10
An old health advisory promotes drinking a saline preparation to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims kidneys filter blood and suggests a daily tablespoon in water before breakfast for a few days to relieve backache and urinary irritation. It touts rad Salts from grapes and lithia as inexpensive and benign.
Prince of Wales is due to arrive in San Diego aboard the British battleship Renown on April 7, per Rear Admiral Welles. The Renown has sailed from Liverpool and is en route as part of a naval base schedule. Clarence Olson and Charles Quatafo n face 45 days in jail and $50 fines for semi- veiling Boone across the Canadian line, with Olson identified as BL. Williame.
An old herb remedy named Lincoln Tea is touted to aid liver kidneys and bowels, prevent biliousness headaches and rheumatism, and boost vitality during flu season. The ad claims gentle relief from constipation and colds with no after effects, suitable for children, sold by Lincoln Proprietary Co, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
An ad-style warning highlights rising kidney disease and urges readers to treat it with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. It touts kidney health as vital, lists symptoms, and offers sample and full bottle options via mail order from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
A. F. Haas elected president as Saturday caucus advised. Phillip Tindall the sole new member, succeeds W. D. Lane. Committee assignments discussed, grading and paving ordinances deferred a week. Resolutions introduced for paving Shilshole Ave and several N. W. arteries. Park board thanked for flowers adorning desks as citizens applaud the new council amid ornate tributes and speeches.
The third annual Seattle Automobile Show features aggressive sales demos by top dealers and a musical program. Bert Dingley’s team rebuilds a Mormon motor in an hour as crowds watch. A notable exhibit is Seattle's first car in trust with Sgt. Carr, cost 1300 dollars, brought 20 years ago by speed king Ralph Hopkins. A missing child moment ends with the girl found on the first floor sampling candy.
The trial of 26 alleged I W W charged with criminal syndicalism, set to open here, has been postponed to March 18 on defense attorney George F. Vanderveer's motion. In a separate note, L J Anderson, 72, was found dead in his woodshed, believed to have hanged himself at Marysville due to poor health.
Burglars raided Everett confectionery stealing cash and Liberty bonds totaling $1,103 before loading the valuables into a truck and taking them to a city garbage dump.
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