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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1919

Page

9

Coal miners strike spreads across states in 1910s flash

Reports from Cleveland St Louis and Indianapolis describe a nationwide coal mining walkout ordered by President George John. Industries reliant on coal face shutdowns as fuel supplies dwindle and rail yards scramble to mix fuels to keep trains running. Oklahoma cites exhausted coal supply closing schools and industries.

VER Cola Colorado George John Charaere Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma

Cascarets Claim Gentle Nightly Cleansing

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild overnight laxative alternative to harsher Calumet Salts or calomel pills. It promises relief from headaches colds and constipation without griping or explosive aftereffects, claiming you awaken feeling better.

Labor Must Be Emancipated in Seattle View

A Seattle editorial blames a radical minority in organized labor for public unrest. It cites a February general strike and recent protests as proof that radical action harms workers and hosts, urging removal of radical influence and a return to mass worker aims.

Seattle

Labor Sufferers Face Radicalism in Seattle

The piece argues that law abiding workers bear the brunt of radicalized union action. It claims a radical minority controls the majority, forcing strikes and dues while public opinion harms workers. Associated Industries leads the push to emancipate labor and rid Seattle of the radical influence.

Associated Industries Seattle Incubus

Not Fighting the Unions in Seattle

The Associated Industries states it supports workers right to organize and opposes radicals leading unions. It aims to protect Seattle and labor from perceived Soviet influence and to emancipate labor from domination, claiming to defend industry, jobs, and fairness.

Associated Industries Seattle United States

Talkative Approach Opens Advertising Field Says Expert

In San Francisco on November 18 Mrs Ina Scarritt rose from stenographer to advertising manager of The Philippines magazine. She credits her success to determination and honest, straightforward selling. She argues that advertising favors women and that a clear, concise pitch beats flashy talk, encouraging women to enter soliciting and writing roles in the industry.

San Francisco Ina Scarritt The Philippines Orient United States Manila Magasine

Tacoma Man Reports 25 Pound Gain From Tanlac Trial

Thomas McDermott of Tacoma describes long term stomach kidney issues and poor appetite before starting Tanlac at French's Drug Store. He claims rapid improvement in digestion headaches dizziness sleep and energy, saying he now feels healthier than in years and credits Tanlac.

Taniac Thomas McDermott Todd Shipyards Market Eleventh Streets Tacoma French Beattie Rantel Drug Stores Tanlac

Centralia Trades and Labor Council Condemns Outrage

Centralia Centralia Trades and Labor Council in Lewis County adopted resolutions denouncing Armistice day outrage and all I W W W and foreign agitators. The measures stressed respect for the flag and law, and urged swift enforcement to rid the town of lawless and seditious elements.

Centralia W.W. W Centralia Trades and Labor Council Lewis County

Loraine Restaurant at 615 Pine Robbed Early Tuesday

Thieves entered through a pried rear door at the Loraine restaurant and stole about $50 from the back room cash register. Dishwasher David Komenine found the wrecked register and missing receipts, with a small safe left untouched after entry via a cut rear screen. Bergt A J Wilkes investigated.

Loraine Pine David Komenine Wike At Bergt A. J. Wilkes Komenine

Nervous Women Endorses Vinci Remedy in Union Hill NJ

Mrs Charles West details a nervous breakdown and anemia improved by one bottle of Vinci. She reports better appetite sleep and energy after use and credits Vinci with strengthening nerves and restoring health. The ad touts Vinci as superior containing ancient tonics for body building and strengthening.

Union Hill N. J Vinci Mre Charles West

Man Seeks Friend For Overcoat Grant Description Given

A. C. Wherry of the Soldiers' and Sailors' club gave a $25 loan to a man seeking an overcoat. The recipient, known only to Wherry, did not appear again. Wherry described the man as having slightly crossed eyes, wearing a sailors uniform, and frequenting the New Kirk hotel at 40 Marion Street.

A. C. Wherry Soldiers’ and Ladors’ Club Wherry New Kirk Hotel Marion St

Minister warns of danger in sermon at Bowels of service

The Youth's Companion quotes a minister who warned that some flowers were for the sick at the bowe of his service, implying potential untoward results. The piece notes the Idaho battleship achieved 22 knots on acceptance trials, the fastest speed by any American dreadnought.

Idaho

Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark with Sage and Sulphur

A vintage beauty ad promotes Wyeth reins for restoring dark hair. It claims Sage Tea and Sulphur compound can darken faded or gray hair naturally and evenly, with home use from a drug store bottle, detailing simple application and repeated use for lasting color.

Wyeth

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