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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
4
Thousands of revolutionists and imperial soldiers have been killed in Hankow and surrounding areas over the past weeks. Underwood and Underwood photographers sent images from Hankow taken in September as clashes loomed, with The Star securing premier foreign pictures for readers.
A series of quirky reports recount a Summit man felled by heart disease after felling a blighted tree he was born beside, a hotel stairway chase by a woman in a Godiva disguise recovering diamonds, a 127 year old Crow Indian preparing for winter in Michigan, a New York deer luck tale ending with a 210 pound buck in Sullivan County, and a Pasadena woman trekking the globe to find a missing son.
Two expedition members arrived in Christiania after extreme suffering. Three colleagues died of starvation in February. The survivors, who had given up hope, boiled their sealskin shoes for food and were rescued by Arctic navigator Nils Larsen of Tromsø.
Lyman Pleads operates his plant under a profit sharing plan and pursues a mayoral bid on the Socialist ticket. Patterson, with two prior campaigns, enjoys strong backing from business leaders and is seen as well positioned this time amid socialist gains elsewhere.
A flawed hair remedy advertisement promises dramatic improvements for bald men and thinning hair. It touts products Swissco and Hwierco with 60 cent to 1 dollar bottles, urging readers to mail name and address to a Cincinnati firm for a trial remedy.
An old advertisement touts Papes Diapepain as a 50 cent remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief from sour stomach gas and heartburn in five minutes and promotes better digestion and a healthy appetite.
In Tacoma on November 3 Mary Bly aged 17 was cleared of stealing 260 in gold from her grandmother Mrs Adaline Kelly. The money disappeared as she had left the home to live with a married sister. Justice Jane ruled the evidence purely circumstantial and freed her. An Illinois woman was legally married to two men due to conflicting divorce laws between Illinois and Missouri.
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