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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
15
Advertises Blood Iron Phosphate tablets as a fast remedy for weak, thin, nervous, run-down people. Claims the tonic feeds nerves and builds strength with meals, reports from local users, and guarantees satisfaction. Selling price shown as three bottles for $1.50.
A short reflective quatrain contrasts risk and ascent with a line about an explosion figure rising from the bottom to the top, followed by a remark that a lazy man prefers half a loaf to full labor. The pair presents cautionary ethics about effort and consequence.
For 17 years Dr Edwards used a vege compound tablets to aid liver and bowels without calomel. The tablets claim to do good without injury, improve digestion and spirits, sold at 10c and 5c per box.
Pauline Frédérick Clemmer presents The Palmer Case a mystery picture at the Clemmer this week. Monty Valiser is found dead in his opera box and a knife is hidden behind velvet curtains. Three suspects a woman and two men deny the charge as the audience awaits the final reel.
Scene from The Copperhead at the Rez shows Lionel Barrymore starring in a Civil War era tale of a villager shadowed by loyalty to Lincoln. The screen version follows Barrymore’s acclaimed stage performance as he departs headlines.
Word arrives of a beauty congress held in Monte Carlo and Nice attended by three famous figures. Lily Langtry known as Lady de Bathe drew hearts on both sides of the Atlantic, Fannie Ward promotes the fountain of youth, and Hope Hampton star of A Modern Salome showcases her latest screen renown.
Mrs. Ida Innes of Portland Oregon, who just finished a three year sentence for larceny, was rearrested on a charge of using a mala to defraud at the gates of Macon prison. She contracted tuberculosis during confinement and appealed to see her children before she dies.
The off runs to the refineries of the United States for 1919 were 361,620,154 barrels of crude oil, or 990,466 barrels a day.
A Tacoma street railway conductor, A. Storman, reports gaining twenty pounds in just over a month after using Tanlac. He describes relief from rheumatism and stomach issues, renewed energy, and the ability to work harder, claiming Tanlac cannot be beat and recommending it to others.
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