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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
14
American Ambassador Davis told the Scottish American Association in Edinburgh that the British American arbitration treaty would equal the league of nations. He said the league seeks to universalize ideas and practices America and Great Britain have fostered.
An unmasked robber forced entry to the Culver home in Spokane late yesterday. He gagged and assaulted Mrs. C Culver, ransacked the house, and threw her into the basement as her four year old daughter fled for help. The assailant escaped.
A New York physician warns thousands suffer constant symptoms mistaken for indigestion. Catarrh thickens stomach lining, coats it with mucus, hindering digestion and possibly leading to ulcers or cancer. He recommends a premeal drink of pure disulated magnesia in hot water to wash away mucus and neutralize acid, plus easy digestion.
Advertising copy touts Poslam as a soothing healing balm for itching skin, eczema, pimples and surface disorders. It claims rapid relief, no harm, and invites readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Dr J E Crichton president of the King County Anti Tuberculosis league spoke at the Hon Marche tea room detailing the white plague threat and urging wartime effort. The league plans a December sale of Red Cross Christmas seals with a $32000 King county allotment to fund propaganda health crusaders air schools and a tuberculosis home. The meeting was chaired by Mrs W G Oriewold with Dr John B Anderson Dr Raymond J Carey and Mrs Bethesda Beals Buchanan as speakers.
Mrs Agnes Canney 66 wife of Rev A J Canney died at the family home 8592 Densmore Ave after three years illness Reverend Mark A Matthews to officiate at a 3 p m Sunday service at Piret Presbyterian Church She helped establish South Seattle churches Lake Union Calvary now Madrona She leaves two daughters Mabel B E McElwain Ella M Canney a son Arthur and stepson George C Canney
Calexico quiets following the killing of Eugene Lack in Mexicali by a Mexican policeman. Authorities report calmer conditions as the state department acted promptly, the Mexican officer is jailed in Mexicali, and will face a speedy Mexican trial under Governor Cantu’s orders.
Ghosts and villains fill the Metropolitan stage in Revelations of a Wife as Grace Hayward presents a melodramatic weekly run. A women only matinée was held Thursday, excluding girls under 15. Hayward also staged St Elmo and Grau stark in prior productions.
A wartime advertisement from The Kenton Pharmacy Co offering a trial package of Brownstone dye shades in light to medium brown or dark brown to black. Enclose 11 cents for postage and tax, mark desired shade with an X, and mail with full name and address.
A column offering folk medical advice and remedies from drugstore preparations. Readers ask for dandruff cures, weight gain, rheumatism relief, chronic cough, and nervous weakness. Provided are suggested tonics and mixtures with dosages and ingredients.
Walter C. Thayer former investigator for the prosecuting attorney special agent for the department of justice and Burns detective appeared before the county grand jury. He had written a letter saying the I W W charged with criminal anarchy were not properly prosecuted. The jury visited the city jail Wednesday.
A home remedy promise invites sufferers to chew a taste tablet that claims to ease piles without discomfort or time loss. The ad-style note promises quick relief with minimal effort for immediate use at home.
An advertisement claims a universal method for treating piles that relieves chronic or acute cases quickly. It promises free trial treatment with no money required and urges readers to mail a coupon today regardless of age occupation or location.
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