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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1914
Page
4
Uncle Sam spends a quarter of a billion dollars yearly on the military yet the war in Europe shows quality outweighs quantity. Britain and France maneuver effectively while American artillery and coast defenses lag. Submarines aircraft and big guns prove new priorities, urging radical changes in defense spending.
A campaign plea urges Unity among Democrats progressives and reform Republicans to defeat Lorimer Jones and Humphrey. It calls voters to back Hanson Griffiths for senate and congress and to put reform judges Mills Pemberton McKenzie for the supreme court.
A collage of humorous lines and short items. Includes weather jokes about forecasters dodgy season predictions and a quip about a dray horse and a smoking car. Also references wordplay headlines and a tease about writers and football motifs.
A well known Middle West physician describes a secret, inexpensive recipe to treat liquor habit. The mix uses muriate of ammonia and Vartex and pepsin in coffee or food, claimed harmless and effective. three times daily dosage. Includes ad style note and assorted humor snippets.
John Wolf, proprietor of a feed store at 1918 65th Street, confronted a man in his storefront shadow on Monday evening. Wolf was struck on the head. he repaid the blow and a clash followed, but the assailant fled.
It promotes breathing Hyomei to heal inflamed air passages and relieve catarrh. The ad claims quick, lasting relief with no harsh drugs and notes Bartell Drug Stores offer a no cure no pay plan.
Gas rates in Seattle are described as the lowest possible while maintaining sound business practices. The article highlights uniform high quality, responsive company service, and the expanding role of gas in cooking, heating, lighting, and industrial use, ending with a phone contact.
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