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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
12
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Sloan's Liniment on hand for rheumatic twinges and sudden pains. It promises quick relief after exposure and hours of suffering, recommending purchase today for possible use tonight.
Mrs Violet Kostol aged about 35 carrying her two year old daughter was struck by a car driven by Charles J Frye at the Second avenue and Pike Street crossing. Kostol sustained slight body bruises and the baby escaped injury. Frye fled the scene but was later located and questioned.
The article attacks Ludendorff for imposing military rule on Poland and the Baltic provinces, exploiting resources, rationing civilians, and forcing production for Germany. It asserts his policies created hatred, suppressed civil governments, and centralized control under the Army Lines of Communication system.
A 1919 account outlines German occupation administration in Lithuania Courland and surrounding Baltic regions. It describes lines of communication officers civilian staff gendarmerie and inspectors managing economy agriculture and security amid a hostile diverse population and wartime shortages.
A special sale Wednesday offers 60 inch draperies in plain colors for side drapes. Shades include rose blue browns greens and corn with two tone options. Two assortments feature values 81.00 and 61.25 per yard at Upper Main Five.
The Men’s Wear Section presents an assortment of 60 dress shirts selected from regular stock for slight display concerns. Sizes 14 to 18 with matching sleeve lengths, colors and terms vary. Originally 2.50, now 1.95 for Wednesday only.
A sensational ad touts Freezone as painless and cheap for removing corns and calluses from feet. It claims a tiny bottle costs little at any drug store and works by applying a few drops to the affected area, stopping pain instantly and allowing easy removal without soreness.
A brief advertisement notes Boldt's shop at Uptown 1414 34 Ave and nearby 913 2d Ave as a place to make purchases. The message suggests a quick, local shopping option in the area.
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