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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
9
March 26 report from Sydney confirms Cliff announces seasoned fighters for upcoming bouts. Billy Elud plans showdowns to boost events, with potential Eastern or International matchups to be arranged.
A historical notice salutes Prowin J. Brown for twenty five years of service at Columbia Street. It notes his dedication to safe sanitary practices, meticulous crown and bridgework, and a clean, guaranteed dental standard.
In Washington on March 25 volumes of technical evidence were presented in the U.S. district court in the Baltimore Federals versus the national baseball commission. The November 1915 peace pact and related clauses were read as L. E B. Goldman, Federals director and attorney, resumed testimony. He argued baseball is a public necessity and that monopolizing it would violate the Sherman law.
In Pasadena on March 24 Phil Douglas showed improved form in the Cubs box during training camp. Manager Mitchell praised his staff after observing his workout and Douglas was slated to work in the first exhibition game against Los Angeles on Saturday. Harry Weaver may assist Douglas in handling the pitching duties.
Mineral Wells Texas March 28 The Chicago White Sox regulars defeated the Yannigans 4 to 0 in a morning and afternoon pair of five inning scrimmages as preparation for the season.
Cleveland Indians full 1919 outfit set for Sunday exhibition with the New Orleans Pelicans. Manager Lee Fohl reports Larry Gardner and infielder Luntee will join the team, completing the Midwest contingent.
Griffithe manager of the Washington Americans will try Ike Davis, a Pacific coast youngster, at shortstop transferring him from the Nationals' second squad to Augusta Georgia.
Charlie Pick and Leslie Mann have affixed signatures to Cub contracts in Pasadena. They were with the Cubs here for several days but offered no official display of their penmanship.
Modesto California March 28 Mrs Co W Clark 20 was arrested on word she is wanted in Tacoma on a forgery charge. Details of the offense are unknown. Her husband is said to be a soldier stationed in an Eastern camp and she is mother to a child about a year and a half old.
Philadelphia march 28 Dean Pearson of the Hahnemann Medical College told the local American Pharmaceutical Association branch that in five years people will eat an artificial egg and that even an artificial man is not impossible.
Irvin S Cobb hints at reform by proposing abatement of pants in a satirical piece. The article frames the question as a humorous social reform, reflecting Cobb’s signature wit and commentary on fashion and propriety.
A Cincinnati chemist’s discovery offers a small bottle of Freezone you can buy at drug stores for a few cents. Apply drops to a tender corned toe and the corn hurts no more, then it lifts out with the skin. Works on hard and soft corns and calluses without pain, safe for use on surrounding skin, and praised for convenience for women to keep on their dresser.
Washington report on March 28 states after two days of talks the price of coal remains unsettled. The 4090 mine operators and the Industrial Board and Garfield blame the railroad administration for a lack of cooperation. Operators pass a resolution that no lower prices will be set without administration support. Henry B. Spencer defends the railroad administration against the charges.
A newspaper item promotes Othine double strength as a treatment to remove freckles, claiming noticeable fading within days. It urges treatment in March to prevent freckles from lasting into summer and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails. It emphasizes easy nightly application and visible improvement for light and dark freckles.
Claim Ely's Cream Balm clears clogged nostrils from cold or catarrh by applying a small amount inside the nostrils. The antiseptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes, opens air passages, and provides instant relief, promising rest from snuffles and headaches.
Prince Albert Sask March 28 Private Joseph Monkman returned from overseas to meet the funeral procession of his young wife at the church door at Geronda The funeral directors laid the coffin on the church steps and removed the lid so the soldier could have one last look at the wife he hurried home to meet Mrs Monkman was 22 years old and a small child
Portland crowds welcomed 160 Oregon and Washington members of the 48th regiment arriving from the coast. They marched from Union station to the Liberty temple, attended an informal reception, and were guests at a dinner and dance in the municipal auditorium with their uniforms granting admission to theatres.
The body of Maj. Martin Maginnis former congressman from Helena Mont will be shipped to Helena for burial. He died after illness while visiting Los Angeles to tour national homes and had come for the soldiers home at Sawtelle.
Troops completed their stay and began the journey to Camp Lewis early this morning as they were demobilized.
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