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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
9
The Seattle Fair Price committee states high prices are not due to profiteering but to credit inflation underproduction and world demand for American goods. Field Secretary H E Smith releases that hearings found few price complaints and that the group will continue studying economic conditions and publish findings of general interest.
The guidance emphasizes focusing on facts and not letting hostile or unfounded comments derail beliefs. It urges resilience and integrity by ignoring misrepresentations and maintaining steady effort toward one’s aims.
An old advertisement warns buyers to ask for genuine California Syrup of Figs. It cautions that full dosing directions are printed on the bottle and urges customers to look for theCalifornia name and avoid imitations.
Judge Elbert H. Gary head of United States Steel testified before the Senate Labor Committee that his firm would not deal with unions. He defended wages and treatment of workers, denied mistreatment claims, and said most workers did not want to strike while noting foreign employees and strike leadership by unions.
Report notes stages bred in China for their horns, which are cut while soft each year and then aged for use in medicinal manufacture.
Seattle residents and patrons of Seattle Lighting Co plan to testify at the public service commission hearing next Friday at 10 AM in the Chamber of Commerce room. Attorney Thomas Jd. L. Kennedy reports an average of 20 daily letters detailing gas service complaints from Benson Hill to Elliott Hay and Ballard to Queen Anne Hill.
A nurse reports dire conditions for Russian refugees in the Omsk region. Large families crowd six by eight feet spaces under stacked platforms with curtained divisions and shared aisles. Many are malnourished and sick, with typhus, scurvy, tuberculosis, and poisoning symptoms, living amid filth and crowded quarters.
London reports a deep expedition seeks over 3 million dollars in Kruger gold from ships sunk off Africa. Vessels listed include Dorothea at Tenedos reef and Grosvenor near Pandoland coast with other wrecks and recoveries totaling millions.
An early-morning health note advocates regular meals and warns that skipping breakfast can lead to irritability and poor appetite. It promotes Stuart's Zepertia and Dyn Pep sia Tablets as aids to digestion and meal regularity, claiming broad availability in drug stores across the United States and Canada.
Chicago district steel mills reported rising output today after a strike began. In Waukegan calm was reported despite prior clashes between strikers and workers. Local officials’ request for state troops was refused. Joliet mill owners formed a militia for defense.
Washington reports President Wilson had a restless night and felt jaded but not relapsed. Dr. Cary T. Grayson said his general condition was improving and that the president slept early hours and dreamed toward noon. A possible automobile ride or walk on the White House grounds was anticipated.
Mrs. J J Jones of Seattle says a bout with ptomaine poisoning left her weak, losing weight and sleepless. After taking Tanlac prescribed by Bartell Drug Co, she reports gaining thirteen pounds, renewed appetite, better sleep, and marked strength. She credits Tanlac with her recovery and urges others to try it.
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