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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
10
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier that removes waste products causing weakness, joint pain, skin troubles, and boils. It claims the formula builds the system, improves blood quality, and offers free medical advice from the Chief Medical Director in Atlanta.
Washington author urges world powers to reaffirm the open door and China's territorial integrity at the arms conference. He warns that failure risks a new scramble for concessions and a potential Armageddon over spoils, citing past Boxer Rebellion events and Japan's current moves in Manchuria.
An old remedy Musterole is advertised for instant relief of raw sore throat at first sign. The clean white ointment uses oil of mustard to loosen congestion ease pain and soreness without blistering. Available in jars tubes and hospital size.
The census bureau reports 9 103 people died in 1920 in the United States from automobiles and other motor vehicles excluding motorcycles. The death rate was 104 per 100 000 population, up 1 percent from 1919.
Reductions on glove cleaning prices feature white champagne and cream options. A navy tricotine dress with self embroidery and beads sells for 24.50, while a collection of hats from 3.95 showcases duvetyn patent leather and velvet in multiple colors.
Secretary Hay states the goal of equal and impartial trade to safeguard China and world peace. The Pacific conference, starting in ten days, faces a critical test with the Far East described as a powder keg that could spark or defuse tension.
Tacoma officials vote to dissolve the purchasing department with the Auditor assigned to take over its duties.
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