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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement extols St Jacobs Liniment as a quick remedy for neuralgia and facial pain. It promotes a trial bottle from Gruggist and claims immediate relief without harming the skin, noting the product works on various locations of the body.
A health ad touts Pepticon as medicine and food for the blood and nerves. It claims to treat anemia and nervous fatigue by supplying iron manganese celery peptin and tonics. The product purports to rebuild red blood cells, repair nerve waste, restore color and energy, with testimonials from Serena Rifenburg of Tivall, New Jersey.
In line with national Zionist headquarters the local Zionist district votes for one year on November 9 at Mors synagogue corner 16th and First. Polls open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Candidates include chairmen Hera Fisserman and Morris Waxtian vice chairman Marty Tarrica and Morris Hannan treasurer Herman Lindenberger secretary W Ehrlichman and a long list for the executive board with Sol Prottan J L Wetaman and many others plus financial administrator J Aron son and financial director Harris Waxan elected along with board of education members Abraham Pupko Henry Witt Mrs Bonia Witt Rosabell Gabriel Ida Welsman.
Tacoma Chief of Police Smith announces a single standard for moral cases. Women have faced prosecution under the old policy, but moving forward there will be no discrimination against women. Men will be held for investigation and examination in all morals offenses.
Sidney Flowers, president of Allied War Veterans and publisher of The Dug out, jailed in Los Angeles on $15,000 bail after grand jury indictments. He faces accusations of disseminating I W W and revolutionary propaganda through his magazine, following raids on his offices and a Long Beach printing plant.
Mrs Joan C Dyer of 3549 Admiral Way was arrested over a week ago on a charge of fraudulently collecting a $500 bequest intended for Mrs John Dyer. She appeared before U S Commissioner KR W McClelland in bail set at $1500 awaiting grand jury action. Police say she posed as the real heir when a letter to Mrs John Dyer arrived at her address. The case centers on misuse of the mails.
Army announces officers up to major who have not served overseas will be posted abroad. The call targets personnel for the Siberian expedition as part of foreign service opportunities.
Reports confirm Private Earl Walter Eller son of Mr and Mrs E F Eller of 3929 Evanston Ave was killed in action in the Argonne October 1918 He was later reported alive in a confusing dispatch A New York man forms a Half As Much Club urging members to eat half as much while paying twice as much in a humorous aside to the obituary notice
A health note urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this flushes poisons and toxins from the alimentary tract and prevents toxin formation. Obtain limestone phosphate from a pharmacist.
Mine Annie 8. Peek lecturer author and climber will discuss the League of Nations Friday night at the Labor Temple annex Fifth Ave and University. The meeting, under the League for the Preservation of American Independence, is open to the public.
Chaplain A N Parkes will lecture on From Chateau Thierry to the Ithine for the M M A at 3 p.m. Sunday, presenting military history and spiritual reflections to members.
Mrs. C Libke of Tacoma says Tanlac restored her ability to do housework after a year of illness. She reports weight gain over twenty pounds, relief from stomach pain and indigestion, neuritis and rheumatism improvements, and better sleep after taking Tanlac distributed by a Seattle drug firm.
A Owosso Michigan letter to Blackburn Products extols Mentho Laxene as a fast effective cold remedy. Mrs Ghongh B. Gats credits the syrup with easing her husband's cough and helping them ward off colds after trying other remedies.
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