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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation. The copy claims natural laxative effects and urges readers to try the product for smoother digestion and enhanced regularity.
Nov 14 report from Camp Shelby highlights Mrs. Jackson Morris of Kentucky as the first woman to qualify as a sharpshooter in the American army. She scored 45 of 50 at 600 yards with a Springfield rifle and hit all targets at 70 paces with an automatic revolver. She now serves as a range instructor under military orders.
President Gompers warned that unjust demands by munition plant and shipyard employers could trigger strikes the AFL cannot arbitrarily settle. He called for considering strike-causing conditions and cooperation with the government, aligning with President Wilson’s stance.
Springfield reports Abraham Lincoln invested heavily in Liberty Bonds during the Civil War, using nearly all surplus salary and much of his personal estate to aid the nation, per Bangamon County probate court records.
A fragmented ad style item warns that catarrh ruins beauty with watery eyes red nose and deep lines. It promises a free home treatment and hints climate change as a remedy, mentioning Marshall and hospital references in a faded plea for relief from symptoms.
United Prena correspondent reports American Expeditionary Army doctors in the American Zone of France set up dispensaries to treat civilians free of charge. The effort aims to protect troops by cleaning up civilian health while avoiding a charity image through tactful, voluntary outreach.
United Press correspondent Henry Wood reports moves to influence the Alsace Lorraine plebiscite. German settlement and industry takeovers accelerate as Alsace Lorraine land and factories change hands, with French owners possibly selling to Germans to back the German plan.
Federal agents raided the League of Humanity offices in Chicago uncovering pamphlets files and mailing lists. A complete file of the Republican, said to be the city administration’s official organ, was confiscated. The league allegedly organized farmers to violate the select service law and spread anti federal material.
Daniel Kelleher, banker of Seattle, will join state directors in a conference with treasury officials to plan promoting war savings certificates as Christmas gifts. The effort aims to raise 2 billion dollars within a year, with the campaign beginning December 3.
Adolph Schmits, manager of Supply Laundry Co., promised to handle all laundry for the new Soldiers and Sailors club for a month at no charge. The pledge was made during the Rotary club luncheon at the Masonic club rooms in the Arcade building.
Reports from Bandon indicate the Moore Mill & Lumber Co. mill is tied up by a strike of 120000 feet per day capacity millmen. Workers earning $2.75 a day seek a 50 cent raise.
Fahey Brock highlights a man label noted for the finest tailoring and the best fabrics. The firm promises a vast stock of garments to choose from, emphasizing style and quality across its extensive selection.
The new Oxford coats come in gray brown black and blue with satin lining option. Styles include both belted and conservative cuts at 15 dollars.
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