Nature's Creation touted as cure for tuberculosis
A Seattle advertisement by Mrs Belle Hannah promotes Nature's Creation claimed to treat tuberculosis and related conditions. The copy asserts health gains since 1912 and invites inquiries for klots containing information and photos from local users. The ad emphasizes the product is not a patent medicine and not sold in drug stores, with address details in Seattle.
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Belle Hannah
N. W
Beattle
Nature
Ex Governor Mead Died At 62 In Washington
Albert Edward Mead fifth governor of Washington age 62 died at his home from valvular heart disease after a severe grip. He remained active as president of the Chamber of Commerce until yesterday. Flags to fly at half mast for funeral Sunday. Mead survived by widow a sister a half brother five children.
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United Preae
Hellingham
Wash
Albert Edward Mead
Washingon
Mead
Chamber of Commerce
John Quit Drinking Used Golden Remedy
A historical note claims John used a product called the Golden Remedy as a home treatment for drunkenness. The brief item presents the claim without medical endorsement or outcome details.
Help Save a Loved One From Liquor Addiction
A reader is urged to submit name and address on a coupon to receive help for a husband son brother father or friend affected by liquor. The notice promises lasting gratitude for taking action.
Court House Plans Make Over After Voters Set Budget
Voters approved 950000 for a courthouse at Third and Jefferson with a Coliseum precinct to be used and a 14 story vision. Architects warn funds fall short forcing re planning and alternate designs including a possible three or seven story building. Lowest bid for three stories reached 1,052,000 exceeding the vote by 102,000.
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Third and Jefferson
Coliseumette
A. Warren Gould
Gould
Hans Peterson
Downtown Churches Offer Street Revival Friday Night
A street revival in front of the Arcade building on Able Street near Union will feature moving pictures of the crucifixion and a post service gathering at Plymouth Church. Dr Adna W. Leonard of the First Methodist led a Wednesday prayer vigil attended by 200 souls, and Dr Leonard urged universal brotherhood through recognition of Christ as savior.
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Able
Arcade
Seconday
Union Et
Plymouth Church
Adna W. Leonard
First Methodist Church
Ralph Atkinson
Alaska Businessmen Tour Arrangements Announced
The Alaskan bureau of the Chamber of Commerce is arranging a business men's trip to Alaska. The tour will begin June 22 and run for 40 days.
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Alaskan Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Alaska
Odd world stories and odd trials across cities
Fire Chief orders rubber firemen boots painted red to curb borrowing and ensure availability at fires in Summit New Jersey. In Brooklyn Edward A Davis argues his wife’s separation for 25 dollars with nine children. In Milwaukee Bruno the dog wins a jury trial after defense claims abuse. In Philadelphia Mary Henderson turns 101 celebrating longevity from simple living and avoiding adornments.
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N. J
Scot
Show Girl Seeks Anonymity After Gift Diamond Snub
A New York show girl received a diamond pin in a flowers box from an unknown admirer. She refuses the gift and plans to lecture him on his audacity while urging him to identify himself and reclaim the pin.
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Unite
T.eaeed
New York
Jersey law mandates work for all able citizens
In Trenton March 20 the Jersey legislature enacted that after January 1, 1914 every municipality must provide work for every able bodied citizen who applies to the overseer of the poor. Overseers shall pay off at $1.25 for eight hours work in provisions fuel or clothing. If no work exists a town woodyard is to be established.
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United Breee
Trenton
N. J
Hill
Jersey
U S diplomat resigns amid policy clash and intrigue
Huntington Wilson assistant secretary of state resigns in Washington over the new administration stance on China. He had been a Taft holdover and had been accused in anti Madero conspiracies by critics. The resignation is accepted by President Wilson as the diplomatic scene shifts. A second item notes a judge threatening jail over a fine after a courtroom tapping case. In Muskogee a pastor urges marrying couples by offering free lots in a proposed newlywed addition to the city.
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Washington
Huntington Wilson
Wilson
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Madero
Wall Street
Ambassador Wilson
Suarez
William J. Bryan
Mexico City
United Freee
Muskogee
Okla
E. D. Cameron
Central Baptist Church
HYOMEI advertised remedy promises to banish catarrh
A vintage advertisement promotes HYOMEI as the sole guaranteed cure for catarrh and related ailments. It warns of mental and physical decline from catarrh germs and claims a complete HYOMEI outfit costs $1.00 with guarantees for bronchitis coughs colds and croup.
Hatley Celebrates Ninth Child as Pioneer Father
PULLMAN Washington March 20 R B Hatley aged 72 celebrates the arrival of his ninth child a 11 pound daughter He is a longtime pioneer and has been married twice Hatley already has many grandchildren Princess Angeline Council No 6 D of P holds a card party Wednesday evening March 19 at Tyee hall K of P and Pine noting a change from box seats to a new arrangement
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Pullman, Wash
R. B. Hatley
Hatley
Princess Angeline Council No. 6
Tyee Hall
Path and Pine
Supreme Court Justices Named by the Court
The list of current Supreme Court justices includes Edward White Oliver Holmes Joseph McKenna William Day Louis D. Brandeis is not listed here Charles Hughes W Van Devanter Joseph Lamar and Mahlon Pitney with others named as members.
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Supreme Court of the
U. S
Edward White
Oliver Holmes
Joseph McKenna
William Day
Aire Lurton
Charles Hughes
W. van DeVanter
Joseph Lamar
Mahlon Pitnes
Helps to Beauty and Health Seekers Invigorating Siampoo
An old time ad touts home remedies for hair and skin care. It claims canthros dissolves in hot water for a scalp shampoo, toning hair and leaving it clean and fluffy. A Prrosin eyebrow and eyelash enhancer is promoted, along with a facial powder substitute and a handmade skin lotion. It also markets a fat reducer drink claiming to ease knee pain and restore energy through simple exercises.
Gas Explosion Fatal to Five in Medicine Hat
Five people died and ten were injured in a gas explosion at the Canadian Camera building in Medicine Hat Alberta yesterday. Firefighters Reginald Rimmer 21 and Wm Stewart toiled at the blaze before the building blew up, trapping and killing others including Wim Green 13 Charles Bohannon 24 and Johnston Minar esty employee.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Reginald Rimmer
Ruina
Wim Green
Charles Bohannon
Heston
Stewart
Johnston Minar
Esty Employe
Lister Signs Red Light Bill in Olympia
Governor Ernest Lister signed the red light bill with June 14 effective date. The measure drew telegrams and opposition from the Seattle Chamber of Commerce citing constitutional concerns. He also signed the game code and a constitutional amendment allowing resident aliens to own town land, to be voted on in November 1914. Portland obituary notes F X Matthieu, 95, famed Oregon figure, near death.
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Olympia
Ernest Lister
Chamber of Commerce of
Seattle
Tte
Tuesaday
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