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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

3

Tacoma Woman Gains 20 Pounds by Taking Tanlac

A Tacoma woman reports dramatic health improvement after starting Tanlac. Her husband recalls decade-long poor appetite and gas with severe headaches and nervousness, now alleviated, and says she has gained twenty pounds and regained energy for daily tasks. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Stores.

Tacoma Remedes Griffin Wheel Hood Street Mr. Remedes Taniac Seattle Bartell Stores

Suffrage Bill Moves in House as Debate Opens

In Washington on May 21 the woman suffrage resolution was called up in the house with Representative Mann leading the push and warning opponents he would not be blocked. Debate time was limited to one hour per side amid gallery crowding and partisan exchanges including an amendment offering that ratification by three fourths of states within seven years be required for validity.

Washington United Press Representative Mann Moore Pennsylvania Mann Woman Suffrage Committee Kitchin House Wilson Susan EB. Anthony Clark Florida Congress

Electrical Union May Appeal Case

Delegates from Electrical Workers Local 36 argued at the Metal Trades Council meeting that their suspension two months ago for walking out of Ames shipyard was illegal. Council officials say the union has no seat and must reapply for reinstatement. The union threatened an appeal if not reinstated. Action was at Ames.

Metal Trades Council Electrical Workers’ Union Local 36 Ames

Crisis near at Winnipeg as talks urged to end general strike

Winnipeg officials invited labor representatives to a conference to settle the city wide strike. Food and water conditions deteriorated as five thousand volunteers ready to report, sanitation worsened, and the city was divided into five districts. Shipyard operators and Metal Trades officials planned further talks to resolve the dispute with the unions and the Seattle lighting company.

Winnipeg Man United Areas Citizene’ Committee Seattle Seattle Lighting Company

Ruth Garrison Remains at Walla Walla Prison

Washington state board of control says Ruth Garrison will stay in the Walla Walla prison under careful care rather than be sent to Medical Lake. She will be housed in the main women’s building and learn sewing with access to study, under Dr. D. L. Jones. Hundreds of Yakima residents watched as she arrived and commented on the scene at the station and hotel.

Olympia Ruth Garrison Walla Walla T. B. Skaggs State Board of Control Garrison Grace Storrs Medical Lake Henry Drum D. L. Jones Yakima

Merchant held on bail after Wednesday incident

The 66 year old merchant of 419 Yesterday was picked up by dry squad operators on Wednesday and released on $100 bail.

Uecel

Overseas Duty Builds Weight for American Soldiers

An American army medical corps officer reports that the average soldier gained 14 pounds in weight from September 1917 to March 1919 due to outdoor life, exercise, and nutritious rations. French soldiers reportedly also gained weight during the war.

Brest American Army Medical Corps United States

Forget There Ever Was War Hun Plan

Special to The Star by N B A Coblenz May 21 1914 describes a German firm's hope to resume relations after a long sleep and compares it to Rip Van Winkle waking from a long sleep weighing six pounds more than a doughboy.

N. B. A. Coblenz New Yorkia Fup van Winkle

Women and War Strain Highlight Lydia Pinkham Remedy

An wartime advertisement argues women overestimate strength during war and suffer fatigue headaches backache and nervousness. It asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy to ease symptoms and restore vitality.

Lydia Pinkham

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