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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
8
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil launches mandatory military service set to begin December 1 1908 under a 1908 law. About one million men aged 21 to 44 could be trained over ten years with volunteers and a yearly lottery drawn for nonvolunteers. Volunteers join active duty or reserve tracks as they age.
Dr. J Tate Mason King county coroner will leave Thursday night to confer with Dr. J L Percy noted cancer specialist of Galesburg Dr F M Dwyer appointed coroner in Mason s absence
A car driven by F W Picht with passenger Charles Carson wrecked at Spokane avenue crossing Chelan street. The vehicle toppled over into a tide, trapping both occupants. Picht suffered a fractured jaw and injuries. Carson had bruises and leg pains as the car was wrecked.
Dr. David Snedden a Columbia University professor of educational sociology will visit Seattle in spring likely April. He travels at President Suzzallo of the University of Washington request to discuss training of army officers and third class volunteers across colleges schools clubs. Roller rating in England traces to 1760.
Claiming to turn gray hair a uniform dark shade after several applications Q Ban Hair Color Restorer is advertised as not a dye and harmless promoting healthier hair and scalp It promises to stop dandruff and hair loss and offers a money back guarantee Sold for 50 cents at Bartell Drug Stores Seattle and via parcel post for out of town buyers.
A carpenter Eugene M. Pullen reports a complete rupture cure without operation after failed trusses and lifting injuries. He claims years free from symptoms despite hard work and offers to share full contact details to others seeking nonoperative relief.
A dinner was held Wednesday night in the Good Eats cafeteria to finalize plans for Seattle's participation in the nationwide Electrical Week starting December 4. Most of Seattle's electrical dealers attended.
An advertisement extols Brownatone as a fast hair stain free of sulfur and heavy metals. It claims instant browning or black shade, suitability for gray temples, streaks, or partial staining, and offers samples and a booklet upon sending 1 cent. Distributed by Kenton Pharmacel Co and sold by Owls Drug Co.
A harsh critique argues maternal anger harms children, equating domestic strife with wartime brutality. It profiles women as half the social force but urges restraint, warning that bitter discipline wounds both child and mother and exposes the mother’s sin through the child’s responses.
Washington November 16. President Wilson will take his new oath of office on Sunday March 4. The state department made public its opinion today confirming the date and indicating Wilson will assume the helm of the Ship of State for a second time.
Readers are urged to avoid dangerous operations for piles and consider Pyramid Pile Treatment at home. The ad cites numerous letters from people who believed their cases hopeless and claim strong improvements, inviting a free trial via mail or a box price from the druggist.
Bunji Suzuki president of Japan's Laborers' Friendly Society urges international unity for world peace. He plans to attend the Baltimore labor convention as a fraternal delegate with Samuel Gompers and other leaders. Suzuki touts cross border cooperation and notes Japan's rapid union growth and his earlier strike victory for Tokio workers.
The Palace Hip unveils a Thursday program headlined by Knight and Henson in Merry Married Men with three attractive women. Petram offers performing ponies dogs rat and squirrel. Grace McCormack the Girl with the Violin, Gilbert and Clayton in a song revue, the Harme Trio in novelty balancing, Goldie and Mack in acrobatic dancing, plus a five part feature photo play The Prince Chap.
Judge Joseph Brady tells Henry Ballmeier to quit drinking and allows him to join his brother Otto, who allegedly escaped from the workhouse yesterday. Ballmeier is fined 21 dollars after the exchange in the Kansas side police court.
New York doctors and lay advocates claim Nuxated Iron boosts strength, stamina, and health. They cite improved energy in patients from anemia to convalescence, urging use of organic iron over older forms and sharing success stories from diverse locales.
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