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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
3
The article discusses stomach indigestion and dental issues affecting eating. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick aid, claiming relief from indigestion and improved digestion after meals. It notes common ailments like dyspepsia and pepsia and urges rest for stomach muscles.
A leaked wire report from Princeton outlines possible Woodrow Wilson cabinet choices. Wm J Bryan is eyed for secretary of state with Harvey Wiley for agriculture and Louis D Brandeis as attorney general.
Ellensburg November 6. Adam Stevens 73 a longtime Kittitas County resident since 1873 was fatally injured when a Milwaukee train struck the bus in which he and his wife were traveling near Thorpe. Stevens suffered fatal head injuries while his wife received internal injuries. The accident was attributed to Mr Stevens deafness.
The second Western Washington fair will be held in Puyallup from December 4 to 6 to show that tree fruit can be grown in Western Washington. The previous February fair proved fruit can yield strong financial gains comparable to Eastern Washington and organizers expect an improved showing next month.
In Melbourne on November 6 an 82 year old bachelor’s effects reveal 2300 love letters dating back to 1839 written by many women. The discovery sheds light on a long life of anonymous romance and personal correspondence.
Bad boys tied a wire loop to a street car rear. Miss Kate McDonough aged 19 was crossing and stepped into the loop dragged two blocks as the car moved through the city.
Walla Walla, Nov 6 The city mayor received a letter from Germany stating August Tanke of Walla Walla was the heir to a large estate. Dozens of impostors appeared, but the mayor, convinced the real August Tanke was dead, ensured the man buried yesterday.
The wife of an Augsburg schoolmaster paid 400 for relief from headache after believing Maria Kelfer a gypsy had business relations with the devil.
Luke Parsons a 40 year old Pittsfield man known as the human ostrich was operated on after surgeons removed 132 nails two keys a button hook and a three inch iron spike from his stomach and intestines. The nail punctured the abdomen causing peritonitis and doctors fear for recovery. Parsons has a long history of metal cravings and prior ingestions.
Washington reports record rises in tobacco and alcohol use for July through September with 3.8 billion cigarettes smoked, 33.16 million gallons of whisky, 1.95 billion cigars, and 19.8 million barrels of beer, signaling new highs in consumption.
The list shows average buying and selling prices paid by local commission merchants to producers and retailers. Values cover oranges pears pork bologna turkey roosters hams ducks and vegetables with notes on freshness and grade variation. figures vary by item and quality.
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