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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
12
Torby, son of Grand Duke Michael I of Russia and second cousin of the late czar, works as a dress designer in the West End of London.
Ephraim W. Miller, long established in Pacific, Washington, credits Tanlac with easing lifelong kidney and back pains, improved sleep, appetite, and digestion after eighteen months of decline. He reports a twelve pound gain after three bottles and endorses the medicine. Bartel Drug Stores in Seattle sells Tanlac under a special representative.
An advertiser claims a personal recovery from years of stomach trouble and near despair after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The notice touts the product as a simple, harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation affecting the stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee and availability at drug stores and grocers.
War kitchen experts discredit rumors that roast sawdust balls with yesterday’s coffee would serve as emergency rations. They present several menus starting with bouillon and avoid pie, offering turkey, duck, or hare with dressings, potatoes, salads, and desserts as balanced options.
The King County Democratic club passed resolutions after Edgar G. Snyder explained the Mooney case urging Governor Stephens of California to grant a new trial. They argued the testimony conviction has been discredited and that execution would harm faith in lawful justice nationwide.
U. S. Judge Neterer sentenced Henry F. Dustin to a fifteen minute imprisonment for sending indecent matter through the mails. Dustin was released when the brief period ended. John Ricardo received four months in jail and a $500 fine for selling liquor. Jack Chong was fined $100 for carrying drugs and A I Ghiglione and Sons faced a $100 penalty for shipping improperly labeled goods.
Small craft warnings were ordered and displayed at 8 40 a m Tuesday as a coastal storm moves rapidly southeastward off the shore. The weather office reports it will bring moderate southeasterly gales along the coast.
A silk shirt display features Fiber Silk Shirts in fall and holiday patterns. Coats style with French cuffs and sizes 14 to 18 in various sleeve lengths. Priced at 5.00, the shirts are marketed as durable gifts for men or women shopping for others.
Dean Priest in France reports to Wm. F. Bickel that Seattle boys with the 63d and 69th Coast Artillery have not seen terrible action by Oct 31. He says big gun organizations connect with most units to notify parents quickly of casualties and casual ties.
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