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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
9
The advertisement asserts Stops Falling Hair Hall's Hair Renewer stops hair loss with guaranteed satisfaction. It promises visible results and urges readers to try the product.
An advertisement announces Vegetable Silk underwear and hosiery offered at one fourth price at 302 People's Bank Building, located at 2nd and Pike. The notice presents silk look garments and reduced pricing for shoppers in the area.
The Rev Sidney H Morgan, rector of St Pauls Church, delivered the last noontide sermon at the Seattle theatre on Thursday.
Dr Nuernberg lists asthma bronchitis catarrh ulcers constipation chronic diarrhoea dyspepsia nervous disorders and heart and rheumatic diseases as treatable at the Olympic View Sanitarium. He claims to cure appendicitis without surgery and offers free consultation to educate patients on the appendix’s health value.
Two Moxt tribe members in Klone disguise attended a Tillikums of Elttaes press club meeting Thursday night and were ejected after their presence was revealed. The report then shifts to an advertisement for Torte Compound and related remedies claiming rapid cures for rheumatism and backache, urging against patent medicines and praising St Benedict Kidney Tablets for immediate relief.
Advertising copy promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as quick, easy relief for itching burning eczema pimples dandruff and piles. Claims soothing antiseptic action stops itching restoration of healthy skin and doctor recommended for eighteen years with nationwide druggist availability and a free sample offer from Restnol Baltimore.
The Ravenna Community Club invites the public to a free entertainment at the school on 22nd Ave NE and East 66th St tonight. A series of local items follow from Seattle and surrounding areas including a Norway diplomat arrival, a fatal cottage fire, a Santos coffee shipment due April 25, and multiple legal and civic notices.
Olympia reports Gov. Lister vetoed a trading stamp license requirement set at six thousand dollars annually, affecting independent cigar dealers and United Clear wares. He also vetoed a measure transferring school lands and will review the Gossanthhanging bill tomorrow.
Chairman Goddard of the Streeta and sewers committee signals renewed push for a subway as a substitute for bridges across Lake Washington tied to the canal project. He stated plans at Thursday’s committee meeting. The Native Daughters of Washington postpone their hard-time party from March 21 to April 18 and announce a Friday business meeting. How to keep fresh ice water at hand.
A car owned by P. E. B. Sullivan burned in front of the Sullivan residence at Harvard avenue N. and Millard. Dr C. W. Davin found the vehicle late Thursday night, the fire department extinguished the blaze, and damage was estimated at $200.
Condemnation bearing for the Pacific Coast company's water front property between Blanchard and Dallery streets was continued in Judge Gilliam's court this morning by the port commission.
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