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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
13
A brief ad notes a regulator and tonic for stomach and bowels available at the Owl Drug and other reliable drugstores urging readers to try it and feel better tomorrow.
The speaker predicted Russia would restore financial and political strength and open many commercial opportunities. Speaking under the Seatty Chamber groups and foreign trade circles, he noted years of travel in Russia since the war and cited credentials from top officials including Theodore Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover, and J Grant Hinkle.
Wanda Von Kettler reviews Rex Beach’s Iron Trail shown downtown. She praises the lead actress as a Seattle reporter, notes on her performance and on-the-job realism, and highlights a dramatic bridge rescue scene as a standout moment.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for upset stomach gas and heartburn. It claims tablets neutralize acidity, stop sour belching and allow eating favorite foods without regret. The pitch emphasizes rapid, safe relief and urges buying a sixty cent case.
Final plans for Marshal Foch and staff to be completed early next week as Lieut Gary Coyle leads the state reception committee from Washington into Seattle. The party travels via Milwaukee Railroad and arrives 9:30 or 10 in the morning on November 30, with a civic reception set.
William G. McAdoo former treasury secretary and former railroad general agent is invited as guest of honor and principal speaker at the 1922 Jackson Day banquet of Washington democrats on January 4 in Beattie 1922 event details and roles confirmed by party organizers
Mrs Bertha Literina of Ravenswood West Virginia reports suffering years of female trouble and inflammation until trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave her relief and she now does her housework again. The ad urges other women to try the medicine and also promotes Mrs Lierings Supersinee as aiding symptoms of headaches backache and nervousness in housewives.
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