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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
9
An advertisement for McLoughlin at 1103 First Ave invites readers to visit the shop for the latest and finest plant varieties and summer treats, highlighting a moderate selection and a coastal collection for the season.
A health ad claims stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juices. It advises taking four ounces of Jad Salta in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, reduce gas, and promote digestion, noting the product is grape lemon juice with lithia and sodium phosphate and is inexpensive.
Honolulu report on March 23 notes a tally showing Republican victory as ballots counted today. The concise item cites local race outcome and ongoing results from the territory’s election.
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as fastest relief for chest tightness, congestion, and body aches. It claims immediate warming heat, safe use, and effective reduction of cold symptoms with heat penetrating to aches and stiffness.
The voters of Hawaii Saturday elected Harry A. Baldwin Republican delegate to Congress to succeed the late Prince Kahio Kalanianaolea. Baldwin won 14,919 votes to 6,263 for Lincoln Mo. Candless, Democrat.
An old ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast fix for stomach upset, gas, and acidity. It claims digestion improves within minutes, urges regular use for a troubled stomach, and promotes a 60 cent bottle from any drug store as the most efficient antacid.
A telegram concerning death addressed to FL A. Kauffman, signed Roy, undelivered due to missing wastable address at Western Union, 112 Cherry. Telegram originated in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Menorah society of the University of Washington presents Israel Zangwill's Children of the Ghetto on Saturday night April 1 at the Metropolitan theatre foothills. All roles are by students with Frank Price Giles directing, following his 1917 success The Family.
Ten people postponed operations fearing anesthesia. Women prefer childbirth pain to anesthetic, but modern techniques by skilled anesthetists use nitrous oxide then switch to chloroform or ether. They monitor dosage, ensure rapid awakening with minimal nausea.
Dr. C. Martin Carlson president of the Tacoma chapter of the American Medical Liberty League declared vaccination wholly unnecessary as a disease preventive. He spoke Monday night in the K of P hall, Seattle College of Chiropractic aiding the meeting.
William Phillips of Massachusetts, now minister to Holland, named under secretary of state by President Harding to succeed Henry P. Fletcher, appointed ambassador to Belgium. Irland Harrison of Illinois named assistant secretary of state.
J. F P. Offrien, general manager, announced that $5,000,000 has been approved for this season. He notes funds yet to be approved total about $4,500,006.
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