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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1917
Page
3
Harelare opened the state university event by entering Lewis Hall and taking about $1000 in valuables from the women’s dormitory during dinner. An $800 bracelet owned by Misa L. C. Skaertvedt was taken. Skaertvedt offers a $200 reward for its return. Seven other coeds lose items.
An ad touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for constipation. It claims relief from bloating belching and headaches when bowels are blocked. The bottle costs 60 cents and a trial bottle can be requested by writing to W W CaldwellMonticello Arkansas.
An old advertisement touts Zemo for skin care and blemish removal. It promises clear healthy skin by using inexpensive amounts sold at drug stores, with the Cleveland based BR W Rees Co as distributor.
The La Scala company presented Bizet's Carmen with strong casting and fine singing. Gurreneo Gandenz i excelled as Jose while Mario Valle debuted with the company showing dramatic baritone and attractive stage presence. Rigoletto was repeated at a matinee and Thais was billed for the evening.
Mrs. Mooney fights for liberty on bail as a result of her acquittal in the preparedness parade bomb murder trial. An order was served on Sheriff Finn to bring Mrs. Mooney before the district court of appeals on October 32 for hearing of her application.
A public hearing will be held in Renton Washington at the fire hall on Wednesday October 14 1917 at 7 pm in connection with a preliminary examination under the river and harbor act of August 1917.
Tony Rivalaro neighbor to Louis Thomas testified before Judge John M. Ralston in Port Townsend that the trousers Thomas wore before the May 4 murder were not covered with hogs blood, countering Thomas's claim. Jury list includes Minnie Thornton, Carol Wilson, Josie Meyer, Jennie Ferguson, D. M. Kellogg, Mattie Paul, Elizabeth Harrison, Augusta Melale, Martha Roberts, George M. Noble, and Andrew Lund.
An old advertise promising weight loss without dieting by Marmola Prescription Tablets. It claims users can eat and live freely while shedding two to four pounds weekly and notes availability through druggists or direct mail from Marmola Company in Detroit.
A brief note extols rapid relief from nervousness headaches dizziness and ailments peculiar to women after taking a few doses of the remedy. The claim highlights swift comfort without detailing ingredients or medical backing.
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