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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1916
Page
3
Paula recalls Earnest Lawton's emotional plea and the slow realization that happiness lies in small daily joys. Ruth Dayton joins as Miss Salvania exits, forming a lasting bond with Paula that sustains her through later trials.
Mrs. Gibson wife of an English corporal is among many women who died from TNT poisoning while working in London munitions factories. TNT or trinitrotoluol is a poisonous explosive component that damages the liver as workers inhale it.
Superintendent Ross reports delays in obtaining steam generating equipment for the new auxiliary power plant on Lake Union. Delivery is expected in 14 to 16 months due to war orders. The council approved acquiring three adjacent lots for the plant at about 400000 dollars and passed paving and other ordinances. Licenses for People's and Washington Annex pharmacies, recently wrecked by the dry squad, were revoked.
Advert says Danderine makes hair wavy thick and lustrous in minutes and stops dandruff. Claims hair loss halts and new hair grows after weeks. Urges 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters to beautify neglected or scraggy hair.
A mother of twelve shares a苦 story of varicose ulcer collapse after five years of pain and ineffective treatment. She credits a product labeled D D D with healing her leg and ending nightly agony, noting initial relief and a money back guarantee.
The Liberty presents Mary Pickford in Less Than the Dust at Collesum with visits by Mary Pickford and Beatriz Michelena praised for The Unwritten Law at Rex. The Clemmer runs Extravagance with Mme Petrova and a strong cast. Mission features The Velvet Paw starring House Peters and Gail Kane. Colonial screens The Strength of the Weak with Mary Fuller and a correspondent column provides readers with letters and answers on domestic issues.
The Master Bakers association will not raise loaf prices but will reduce weight as production costs rise. Nickel loaves now 10 ounces and 10 cent loaves 20 ounces, with these weights at a minimum. Bakers expect public curtailment and more home baking to follow higher costs.
The British admiralty has requisitioned all liners and tramp steamers in Gulf and Atlantic trade flying the British flag. Ships are ordered to carry 50 percent grain cargo, advices from Galveston report dated November 14.
Article warns that staying indoors harms health and urges teens 15 to 20 pounds overweight to try Korean capsules from Bartell Drug Co. The claim is a quick fat loss method requiring one capsule after each meal and before bed with results said to include reduced weight and improved energy.
The Democratic party may request a recount in the Second congressional district after President Wilson campaigner Otto A Case notes irregularities at Whatcom and Snohomish precincts. Incumbent Hadley leads Mrs Frances Axtell by 3 551 votes. DNC may fund contest.
Mayor Gill appoints Thomas R. Shepard and Frank J. Hannan to the censor ship board replacing resigned J. R. Kinsley and W. T. Isted.
An ad warns that poor air, diet, and rest harm kidneys leading to backaches headaches and nervous spells. It urges Dean s Kidney Pills and cites Edmund H. Crowe of Seattle who reports relief after two boxes and improved kidney function.
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