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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1922
Page
14
Famous Austrian surgeon De Lorena submits to glandular treatment and reports restored health. The article promotes Glandogen, a concentrated glandular tonic from animal glands, as curing rundown and nervous conditions. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle offer the product and a free booklet.
A hunter boasts his first ever buck shot on a recent trip, describing the encounter as a lucky clean shot after a near-miss. He invites a friend to his home for venison, but the friend notes his wife refuses to go out until he buys a new suit, hinting at Cherry's credit options with six months to pay at 1016 Second Ave. in the Rialto Building.
A local dental practice promotes half price regular dentistry without compromising quality. They advertise bridgework with porcelain facings, 23k gold crowns, and 90 color options at five dollars per tooth, claiming long lasting repairs and sample guarantees. The firm asserts seventeen years in business and invites comparisons to prove their superior results.
A reader letter from Lettie in Seattle describes a 20 year old with no family support living in two rooms and hosting boyfriends. She faces hotel refusal and repeated moves before seeking guidance from Cynthia Grey.
The piece blends urban finance symbols of Wall Street and Broad Street with questions on Isaac Newton’s faith and women’s intellect. It cites Brewster on Newton’s religious leanings, notes studies claiming equal female and male intellect, cites draft registration figures of 24,424,081 registered and about 400,000 inducted, and asks who Fatima was, the Prophet Muhammad’s daughter.
Funeral services for Seattle pioneer Charles Winters were held at Bonney Watson chapel at 1pm Saturday. Winters died at his home 1118 Ninth Ave Tuesday after a long residence in Washington since 1862, moving from Victoria, B C, to Beabeck before settling in Seattle. He is survived by his widow Mathilda and a son Dr GC Winters and daughter Mrs L L Hillman.
Democrat Richard Gowan pledges a five cent streetcar fare for Seattle if elected state senator for the 34th district. He says he would push a law preventing the city council from fixing fares above six cents. He also targets a state bank guarantee, repeal of the Hart code, worker compensation for injuries, repeal of the poll tax, city county government consolidation, and cutting half of state officials.
In a bold daytime robbery, armed bandits seized Peterson and took automatic pistols. After the heist they ordered Peterson to run as fast as possible, a directive he quickly obeyed.
Sir Gilbert Parker, the English novelist and statesman, declares the Irish question settled forever and warns England will confront labor conflicts with its old parties. He will speak at the Masonic Temple on Monday night on The World-Whither Now.
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