State's Hero Sought To Wear Diamond Medal
Brig. Gen. Harvey Moss adjutant general seeks the state’s most valiant World War recipient for a diamond studded medal held by the Legion post.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
9
Brig. Gen. Harvey Moss adjutant general seeks the state’s most valiant World War recipient for a diamond studded medal held by the Legion post.
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A United Press report shows October marriage licenses and births rising sharply nationwide after the armistice. Oklahoma City births jumped to 160 from 2, with licenses up to 157 from 67. Atlanta added 392 births versus 243 prior year. Kansas City births 647 vs 479. Chicago marriages 4,480, up from 1,961. Denver licenses 307 this October, 148 last year.
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Beattle’s Orpheum vaudeville stage presents Princess Radjah, a jet-haired dancer who performs twice daily with a serpent necklace. Her independent income comes from snake companions, and she may marry only a suitor willing to tolerate the reptiles and a prohibition-era lifestyle.
An advertisement extols Pinex as a home remedy for coughs and chest congestion. It claims rapid relief within hours for throat and chest cold symptoms and offers a DIY syrup using Pinex with plain syrup or honey. The ad cites guaranteed satisfaction and refunds, directing buyers to request 24 ounces of Pinex with directions.
A recent policy proposal challenges doctors and patients by restricting prescriptions to essential cases. Critics warn access to necessary meds could shrink while supporters say costs and misuse would drop.
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