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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
4
A reflective piece analyzes Serbia's fate after Allied retreats, noting Russia France and Britain aided Serbia earlier while Greece, Bulgaria and a possible front shift influence the balance. It weighs moral and military angles amid tensions and the Ancona sinking debate.
The Austrian government told Secretary Lansing it warned the Italian liner Ancona under international law before an Austrian submarine sank her. No shots were fired after the vessel stopped, the report stated.
Robert Bridges announced he will campaign for Commissioners Remsberg and Ewald as they seek reelection. Remsberg urged support for a belt line railway to expand Seattle port access and world commerce, saying current personnel can best serve the community.
A collection of editor letters discusses pay phone security and monthly LD call bills, Japanese‑China capital issues, unemployment bond concerns, and port commission scrutiny. Voters hear views from Frank S Fehr L M Parks Fall City and others including Ex‑Senator Booth Albert Daub and school board candidates on salaries sufficiency and governance.
A student named Gorgie trips over geography during a class. The teacher asks about the greatest river, and Gorgie replies Mississippi, identifying it as the father of waters after a back and forth that ends with a puzzled exchange.
Apple growers across the Northwest will pay 1 cent a box to fund a $100,000 national advertising campaign next year. Worrall Wilson of the Northwestern Fruit Exchange outlined the plan at the Seattle Real Estate Association meeting in the Rath akeller. A Spokane meeting Thursday afternoon will perfect the plan.
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate relief from dandruff and shedding hair. It promises thicker wavy hair, scalp health, and new growth after a few weeks, urging readers to buy a 21 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
An advertisement touts liquid argon as a cure for dandruff. Apply four ounces at night to moisten the scalp, rub in gently, and by morning most dandruff should be gone with several treatments destroying all traces. Claim includes itch relief and shinier hair. notes argon available at drug stores.
A quoted speaker blasts railroads for escalating switching charges to 50 dollars per car at terminals, signaling growing cost pressures on shippers and potential policy scrutiny.
A home remedy claim promotes Hyomel inhaler to drive catarrh germs from the nose throat and lungs. The ad cites physicians endorsing the oil of Hyemel and urges purchase at Bartell Drug stores or local druggists with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
A Detroit musician introduces a new method claiming anyone can learn piano or organ in an hour or two. Send name and address to Numeral Method Music Co for a free guide and three sheets of music at 126K Trussed Concrete Building, Detroit, Michigan.
Advertising copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel regulator and breath freshener. The tablet is advertised as a vegetable formula with olive oil, sold by All druggists and priced at 106 and 260 per box through The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
President Bridges declared on Thursday he would personally take the stump and respond to invitations to speak on behalf of Remsberg and Ewald at public gatherings or clubs. He stressed the belt line railroad is essential before a free port is possible and noted efforts to preserve current personnel amid reports the water front trust seeks control of the commission in December.
The Pyramid Pile Treatment promises rapid relief from itching bleeding and protruding hemorrhoids and all rectal troubles in the privacy of home. For 60c a box at druggists a single box may cure. Free sample and booklet offered by mail in plain wrapper with coupon.
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