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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1905
Page
5
A testimonial from Mrs. Peter Anderson of South Park Washington describes years of illness with sick stomach vomiting headaches back pain and insomnia. She claims drastic relief after treatment by Columbian physicians and urges others to seek the same care.
A simplified dialogue recounts a May debate before the Senate on Interstate Commerce regulation. Participants discuss distance based rates, disparities between big cities and small towns, government intervention, and a proposed court or tribunal approach to settle disputes affecting farmers, merchants, and railroads. New York notes: Judson assumes control of Merchants' Trust.
Portland May 2 Washington state nears completion of its Lewis and Clark fair grounds exhibit ahead of schedule. The colonial style building rises with rapid interior work nearly finished and exterior finishing underway drawing crowds by June 1. officials praise the speed and scope of the display space for agriculture and industry.
A health guidance note urges keeping the heart strong as the key to overall vitality. It links a strong heart to better circulation, nourishment, and nerve function, emphasizing long term well being and a promised guarantee of benefit.
Mr. F. G. Hill of Orillia King Co Wash suffered catarrh of head and throat due to nasal obstruction. He describes years of failed remedies and doctors before Dr Harria of the Columbia Medical Institute treated him with Thorough and Permanent Care, claiming complete permanent cure nearly two years ago and a 25 pound gain since.
R W Emerson notes the California state building impressively placed among the grounds with grand colonial styling. He contrasts it with Washington and the southern state, praising its elevation, attractive exterior, and unique early California design beside the Forestry and Oriental structures.
In Philadelphia on Monday night Abe Attel of San Francisco defeated Chicago boxer Nelson in six rounds. Attel dominated the early rounds with sharp jabs while Nelson showed late resistance, even sending Attel to the floor once. Weigh-in delays occurred as Nelson refused to step on the scales.
A claim is made that a single treatment cures catarrh asthma bronchitis incipient consumption rheumatism ear diseases stomach liver kidney bladder nervous system blood and skin ailments. It also asserts a unique positive cure for piles and rectal diseases.
Charity Pauline Ankeny aged 118 and daughter of Senator Ankeny died at University hospital Philadelphia from araemic poisoning after an ankle operation. She was injured in an elevator accident in Portland three years ago and will be shipped to Walla Walla for interment.
Health officials announce the ban on wooden ash and refuse barrels and issue orders requiring metal receptacles as a protective measure. The directive targets waste containment practices and aims to improve sanitation in the area.
A damaged notice promises a free booklet upon mailing a coupon returned by mail. The fragment mentions a question blank and an offer tied to a cure themed promotion.
The fire department operates a new garbage wagon now emptying barrels. If galvanized iron cans are not substituted the owners will be arrested. The steamer Zapora of the International Fisheries made a trial trip from Tacoma to Seattle, to be used with the steamer Ada between Seattle and Southeastern Alaska.
A stark call targets male readers across ages asking if they feel weak worn out or discouraged. The message emphasizes mental fatigue and urges action to regain strength and resilience.
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