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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
2
London dispatch says 100000 inhabitants have fled Constantinople amid bombardment as Turkish capital remains unsettled after Dardanelles assaults. Athens reports the exodus continues with fears of further attacks.
A historical overview of the nervous system describes central and peripheral parts, including cerebro spinal nerves and sympathetic and vaso motor systems. The piece promotes Dr. V. Lathrop, Spine and Nerve Specialist, offering non drug non surgical relief at 14-16 People's Bank Bldg, hours 9 am to 1 pm, consultation free.
G A Richardson of Seattle Electric Co testified before the state public service commission that expanding the Aiki and Fauntleroy lines increases losses as more cars run longer hauls. The eight mile West Seattle route loses $180 daily, with summer crowding masking the issue. The commission weighs extra cars despite single track limits and will hear Saturday on ending ferry transfer privileges to West Seattle lines.
The official Shriners publication announces the week of July 12 to 18 in Seattle for the Shriners convention. Businessmen are warned against accepting letters from non official channels and urged to rely on the Nile Temple publication signed by Daniel B. Trefethen as chairman.
President Wilson said vital issues are involved in the recent note to Japan and that reports from Tokio mischaracterize its scope. He noted no reply from Japan yet and that the note seeks a statement of Japan's purposes in its China negotiations.
The Admiralty confirmed that the British 8.8 Concord was torpedoed by a submarine crossing the English Channel. The crew of 25 were rescued and the ship is being towed to Whitby.
An ordinance passed yesterday requires private detectives to pay a city license fee. It also prohibits anyone from Seattle performing duties required of the sheriff or police without proper license and authorization.
A deadly blaze at the Delaware County infirmary in Muncie Indiana left at least one person dead and seven missing early today. The fire erupted in the early hours and prompted search and rescue operations by local crews.
In the privacy of your home a pyramid pile remedy claims to stop stoking bleeding and rectal troubles at zero cost per box. A trial sample with booklet is offered free in a plain wrapper after sending a coupon.
An article advises against using soap on hair explaining soaps contain alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. It recommends pure coconut oil for washing using a small amount to produce a rich lather that cleans dust dirt dandruff and excess oil while leaving hair soft shiny and easy to manage. Coconut oil is available at pharmacies and inexpensive.
D L Lindsey of 21% B Day St Dallas, Texas, recalls twelve years of eczema on legs and feet with oozing, burning, and itching finally relieved by Resinol Ointment and Soap. He notes a complete cure after using a 50 cent ointment and a cake of soap. Trial offer from Resinol Dept 19 R Baltimore.
County fire wardens from the state meet in Tacoma on May 1 to discuss stronger fire suppression measures for the summer season. The agenda includes keeping visitors satisfied with scenery, amid a shakeup in United States income tax investigations affecting staff.
A dental advertisement-like claim suggests dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon applied at night. It promises removal by morning and complete dissolution after several applications with itching and scalp irritation ending. The text notes argon liquid is available at drug stores and inexpensive.
March 23 report details mutiny as the real cause of Przemysl falling after a six month siege. General Kusmanek faced starving, unruly troops who refused to obey orders, signaling a tragic surrender scene unique in military history. Later, civilian tragedy in Oakland: Fred West shoots wife then dies.
A renowned authority explains most stomach troubles stem from acidity not lack of digestive juices. Excess hydrochloric acid slows digestion, causes fermentation, and sour meals. He recommends four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and aid digestion.
Henry Bruere, 22, New York city chamberlain and treasurer, travels to Seattle this week to speak under the Municipal League on bureaus of municipal research. He helped found New York’s first such bureau in 1907 with John Purroy Mitchel. Bruere is on a temporary leave from his treasury duties to attend the Rio exposition and return to pay out in New York.
Paris reports a new wartime scandal as France Desclaux, a former army paymaster and treasurer, goes on trial for allegedly diverting military food to Mme Bechoff, a dressmaker. A soldier's wife alerts authorities, prompting mobs of soldiers’ wives to demand confiscation of Bechoff's larder.
Berlin dispatch reports hostile air raids on Ostend this day killing and wounding numerous civilians. The war office says military works remained unharmed. A French airman was shot down near Verdun and another forced to land at Zeburg.
Paris officials report a Zeppelin conducted three nighttime raids on Villiers Cotterets about 45 miles from Paris. No damage details released.
Judge James Wickersham congressional delegate from Alaska will address the Commercial Club on Alaska and Its Needs at the club rooms tonight at 6 15.
James Meek Campbell president of the Markey Campbell Machine company died today after a brief illness. He was 39 years old and leaves a widow with other relatives in the area. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
A Winslow Washington reader named J. O. Tuiffany expresses gratitude for dental care after a difficult wisdom tooth extraction. He notes the procedure was painless and thanks his two sons for the recommendation to the Regal Dentists.
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