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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
3
Grote Rankin's at LO tow offers a demonstration and sale of Wearever aluminum utensils this week. See how the utensils are made and learn why using them saves food fuel time and labor and reduces kitchenware expenses for households. The manufacturers promise added value, as the store cuts its profit on the special item shown.
A shipment of new three-piece parlor suites arrives including settee arm chair and rocker in golden and fumed oak and mahogany finishes. Built with spring seat construction and upholstered in genuine Spanish leather these serviceable suites promise satisfactory use and are priced to attract buyers.
The article critiques 1894 Haymarket events and trial conduct, arguing juror bias and prosecutorial influence tainted the verdicts. It advocates judicial recall as a check on corruption, urging voters to demand reform and accountability in the judiciary.
Miss Anne Morgan daughter of the late J P Morgan arrives in New York aboard the S S Imperator. A customs officer is stunned when she notes her hat aigrette is imitation and not subject to confiscation. The article surveys motion picture copyright and highlights major American releases by Kleine and Vitagraph with a long list of films and showings. A London health ruling bans rocking babies in the city.
Hyomei is advertised to relieve catarrh coughs bronchitis and colds quickly when inhaled the medicated air is said to destroy germs soothe irritated mucous membranes and promote healing. The ad claims a money back guarantee by Boots Hyome Co Buffalo NY and suggests Druggists nationwide sell Hyomel.
An old health column advocates four ounces of Jad Salts daily to cleanse kidneys and bladder, claiming it neutralizes acidic waste from meat, eases pain and dizziness, and promotes clear urine. It describes Jad Salts as grape and berry acid with lithia, inexpensive and widely used to prevent kidney and bladder diseases.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Ointment as a harmless rheumatic pain remedy. It claims instant relief by rubbing on tender spots and promotes a small trial bottle from any drug store without internal treatment. It also attributes benefits for sciatica neuralgia backache sprains and swellings.
Socialists split into radicals and conservatives at Sunday conventions. Radicals named Mia Parker Minnie Parker William Johnson and Hen Baarfos for school directors. Conservatives selected Mary Lebo O V Stapp Etta Tripp for school directors Fred Haley West Seattle for port commissioner George Holtazner William Hellesart J L Reith for agricultural development commissioners.
Howard Hanson will join in a supreme court rehearing petition challenging a ruling that canal construction left shore lands to upland owners rather than the state. The decision affects plans for a lakeside boulevard and a state land commission authorized by the legislature to reserve land for public use.
Mrs. Joseph Samson of 8283 Terrace Street filed a complaint with Chief Bannick accusing four city detectives of breaking into her apartment and ransacking it this Friday afternoon. She said they also forced open a trunk and claimed they were watching her for three weeks after hotel theft complaints involving her.
A old time advertisement claims Casecarets fix sour stomachs and related symptoms. It promises immediate cleansing of stomach contents and bile flow, relief by morning, and regular bowels for months with a 10 cent box for adults and children.
In Concord New Hampshire on November 3 Harry K Thaw's attorneys filed briefs with Governor Felker charging bad faith by former District W T Jerome of New York in the extradition fight. Copies of the briefs were sent to Jerome.
A wireless report says the Hamburg American liner Barcelona has picked up the crew of the dismasted schooner Gympium Emperor during a storm while en route from Philadelphia to Hamburg.
A classic mothers’ remedy promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. The ad claims it cleanses the bowels without griping, relieves feverish irritability, sour stomach, and foul waste, and warns against counterfeits while urging readers to buy the genuine product.
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