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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
10
Dr Ferdinand King urges physicians to prescribe organic iron Nuxated Iron for women noting iron deficiency harms health vitality and beauty. He argues modern women need more iron than 20 or 30 years ago and claims Nuxated Iron boosts strength and vitality with few side effects. The Owl Drug Co promotes the product.
A 1917 era column argues monarchies across Europe are German-linked, urging Russia and the world toward democracy. It portrays royal lineages as German-influenced and praises Petrograd crowds singing the Marseillaise as evidence of a democratic awakening against autocracy.
A compact historical summary outlines Russia as one sixth of Earth with 130 million people, diverse nationalities, and a strong Orthodox context. It traces origins from Rurik 862 AD, Mongol rule, western advances, the 1905 Duma, and Japan’s 1904 05 defeat, noting aims toward Constantinople and warm-water access.
At the Arctic club, a mining men’s smoker Friday night features a farce on Alka coal lands titled The Bureau of Procrastination in Arts. Addresses by Dr. Dorsey A. Lyon of the U S bureau of mines, Tacoma Smelting Co. superintendent Robt F McKivenny, and Col. B F Milard of Valdez. The Arctic club invites all Alaskans in Seattle to attend.
Baron de Quito claims paintings valued over 250000 stolen from the Athanaeum Santander Spain after a January fire have been smuggled into the United States. Maron de Quinto leads a nationwide hunt with police in many cities aided by the Spanish ambassador if local searches fail.
Premier Lloyd George sends message to Prince Lyvoff praising Russia’s move toward a responsible government. He states freedom is key to peace and believes a stable constitutional regime will strengthen the Russian people and aid allied war aims until tyranny is crushed and peace is secured.
Omaha March 23 Sheriff Michael Clarke installs a large phonograph in the bull pen of the county court house and begins daily dancing parties for prisoners in for minor offenses.
An old advertisement touts ethine double strength as a quick freckle remover. It claims a druggist can provide an ounce and a few applications will clear freckles, noting March sun and wind worsen freckles and promising a money back guarantee if it fails.
MacDougall-Southwick unveils a ninth straight season of expanded Northwest neckwear assortments and unmatched prices. Extra sales staff and facilities speed purchases as dozens of silk ties, including Atkin’s and Italian silks, are featured from 4Se to 1.65 dollars with new patterns and colors.
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