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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
6
A $2,000 bride was stolen in Monroe township near Woodbury New Jersey. A $200 reward is offered for recovery. In Philadelphia reports sugar is plentiful but priced at 26 cents a pound as restaurant owners accuse bootleggers of selling at low rates.
An old advertisement extols S. S. S. as a matchless vegetable blood purifier to treat pimples boils and skin eruptions by purifying the blood and boosting circulation. It urges readers to write for free medical advice to Swift Specific at 443 Swift Laboratory Avanta.
The Palace Hip opens with The Seashore Girls in beach costumes and dancing, a Neapolitan Fisher Folk vocal quartet, Sam Ward in a Yiddish doughboy monologue, Loulse Southern and Ray Harvey in songs and solos, Brooks and Norris as colored comedians, and a jungle dance by Zeeda and Hoot. Common Property is the feature film with Robert Anderson. Papes Diapepsin ad touts quick relief from indigestion and acidity.
An advertisement touts Pape's Biopepsia as a rapid cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims instant relief from dyspepsia, acid, gas, and general stomach discomfort with a quick effect.
In Charlotte Michigan T L Blosson court records show a hunter about to shoot a coon when he recalled the law. He paused to ensure the session was open, then returned to shoot the animal. The incident highlights caution against hasty action in hunting.
Beating carpets not wives, says Judge Camden in New Jersey. Nov. Byer protested a dispute with his wife Haolenm eta as anger led to a slap. The judge warns that if he stays in town he must work and keep peace. French socialists claim an ancient friar inspired President Wi league of nations concept from a 1623 pamphlet.
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