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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
8
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safest cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims five minute relief from heartburn belching and stomach upset, urges readers to stock a fifty cent case for home use and to enjoy meals without dread.
The Star invites entries for a city dog show at Empress Theatre West Seattle. Readers submit letters describing their dogs tricks for prizes including season tickets and performance boxes. A Seattle winner from W M H Me Voldrick claims a white French Spitz can perform about 20 tricks sledging through legs crawling and rope walking.
Step by step guide shows training a dog to sit up using wall supports and chin taps. Avoid under eight month puppies and practice in corners first then open spaces. Limit sessions as dogs tire easily and minimize distractions from nearby people.
Cincinnati clergyman Bishop Moore voices support for a female candidate for the presidency urging patience until after December 20th to see how events unfold.
A Columbus youth Billa M Black 24 works at Ohio State University s lab under Dr Ernest Scott and Dr J F Lyman on an elixir of life with a sixth food component. He reports animals grow twice to three times as fast when fed the component and says human tests show favorable but unpublished results.
Rescue teams claw through rubble in a mine disaster 800 feet underground finding Jack Errington and Jacob Fanshack dead on the main slope. Foreman P. J. Kane's office is located amid the grim wreckage as more bodies are recovered. Canaries aid rescuers with afterdamp tests while state insurance will reimburse families up to 124000.
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