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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
4
Staff correspondent reports at Camp Lewis Tacoma that every military police member carries government life insurance of 10 000 dollars due to extreme hazard of guarding lines of communication in the field era.
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours, three doses total, to end cold misery. It opens clogged passages, stops nasal discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and eases throat and body soreness. The ad claims prompt relief without assistance and urges buyers to get the genuine at drug stores.
Unofficial returns from 62 counties at 9:30 a.m. showed Ohio likely dry by 3 000 to 5 000 votes, despite a county error that briefly favored wets. Officials in the Secretary of State's office awaited official counts before declaring a final result.
Siafi Coi presents a brief guide about locating comrades at Camp Lewis with practical tips. The short piece emphasizes social avenues and friendly outreach within the military post.
West soldiers families seek their loved ones at Camp Lewis in Tacoma. The Star explains steps: contact John’s company brigade and regiment, take the 40 minute 60 cent bus ride from Tacoma, ask drivers for cantonment sections, and visit Information Man W II Boath at Camp Headquarters for location. If details are missing, locating him is unlikely. a hostess house at the gy. W. C. A. offers access once found.
Wi lie J. Batty of Utah was sent home from Camp Lewis Tacoma with mental derangement.
A reader asks about sustaining a steady romance while earning less pay and delaying marriage. Dear Miss Grey advises saving, seeking better work, and patience. another letter discusses a party aftermath and social expectations. Additional queries cover naturalization and flag etiquette, with guidance on proper steps and parental involvement for a 17 year old.
An article extols morning routines of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion headaches and overall vitality and urges readers to obtain limestone phosphate from drug stores to promote internal sanitation.
Seattle observes its first wheatless day with bread consumption dropping about two fifths. Bakers faced stock uncertainty as two plants shut down for the day and retailers cut advance orders in half. The conservation effort sees strong cooperation between bakers and the state food administration as plans to recruit steamship lines gain momentum.
A 19th century advertisement touts a free trial of Mr Gauss famous treatment for catarrh. It links catarrh to facial distortion, mucus, and systemic effects, urging readers to mail their name and address to B. Gauss of Marshall Michigan for a penny free trial.
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