Doctor Offers Discounted Medicine and Checkup
A medical notice promotes a doctor’s careful examination and prescription at a reduced price. It urges patients who feel ill to take advantage of the offer to save money and receive needed treatment.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
2
A medical notice promotes a doctor’s careful examination and prescription at a reduced price. It urges patients who feel ill to take advantage of the offer to save money and receive needed treatment.
Sun Min a 34 year old Chinese man was arrested at Seventh Avenue and King Street on Thursday night by Patrolman Streeter and motorcycle officers Dench and Van Stone. Streeter reported buying a quarter of a grain of cocaine for $1. A marked $1 and six packages of cocaine are held as evidence. Min will be turned over to federal authorities for investigation.
An older medical advertisement argues that acid stomach causes nervousness headaches and sleep troubles. It promotes EATONIC as a quick remedy to neutralize stomach acidity, relieve indigestion belching and gas, and restore comfort. It claims doctors endorse the product and offers a money back guarantee.
Dean Frederick B. Bolton of the University of Washington will headline the second training course meeting for Camp Fire Guardians on Saturday May 31 at 7 40 in the university extension rooms 1044 Henry building. The talk covers leadership psychology and organization control with emphasis on child development and education.
The government cost of living study finds lower earners allocate a larger portion of income to food and shelter. In Baltimore families under 900 dollars spend 46.5 percent on food and 14.6 percent on rent, while those earning 2500 dollars or more spend 13.5 percent and 11.5 percent respectively. Similar patterns appear in Pittsburgh New York Boston Syracuse Scranton and other cities with detailed tables for Philadelphia Camden and additional U S cities.
Special to The Star from London reports that Women's Institutes have formed in nearly 1,000 English villages. Similar to American women’s clubs, they form a national union with a welfare program and seek government aid. Membership is largely women and girls of the land army who sustained wartime production.
Five-ton motor boats with speeds over 40 miles an hour will be placed into service between Vladivostok and Teuruga, a nearly 500 mile route, in a special report from Osaka dated May 30. The project aims to shuttle rapid coastal transport.
Mrs. Harriet Pullman Carolan, heiress to George Pullman, sues St Regis Hotel for 30,000 alleging jewelry worth the sum was stolen while she was a guest on December 28, 1918. She contends jewels were as necessary as gowns for a woman of high social position and could not be safely stored.
A Denver wedding ends without a bridegroom as he faints during the ceremony. John Dunn, son of Charles J. Dunn and wife, is identified with the city’s prominent Dunn contracting family. The event follows another item noting U.S. troops returning from Europe and influenza casualties.
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