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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1919

Page

9

Divorce filing over alleged wealth and diamonds in Boston

The filing claims Charles told Mildred he was rich and owned a private $125,000 vault. Mildred seeks divorce in Boston noting diamonds and extravagance as central issues.

Charles Mildred

Olive Tablets touted as youth aid by Dr Edwards

Advertising copy claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets restore youth by cleaning the liver and bowels. The product is described as a vegetable mixture with olive oil, gentle yet effective, said to remove impurities and improve appearance. The text notes a 10 cent price.

Edwards Ohio

California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Laxative for Children

An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to look for the word California on the package and notes a fruity taste and clear dosing directions on each bottle.

California

Bill Intended to See Free Sights in Portland

In Portland Oregon Jessup of Scio attempted entry to a club with a No admission sign. He argued the sign meant free admission and pressed past the door attendant, claiming he wanted to see it. The brief anecdote captures a humorous clash over complimentary access.

Portland Ore United Press Jessup

Homemade beer raid ends with arrests at Seventh Avenue apartment

Officers found J. A. Shad at 1607 Seventh Ave preparing to serve two customers Saturday night. He was charged with violating the liquor ordinance and 24 quarts of homemade beer were confiscated. FR. F. Wood and F. W. Dallas were arrested for disorderly conduct.

Dry Squad J. A. Shad Seventh Ave Shad FR. F. Wood F. W. Dallas

Japanese predicts treaty ratification by U S senate

Baron Shipei Goto, titled the Roosevelt of Japan, believes despite sharp criticism of the Shantung clause the United States senate will ratify the peace pact. He urged doing justice to Japan’s solemn pledge to allies. Goto arrived in Seattle Sunday night from New York and will depart for Portland on Wednesday.

Shipei Goto Roosevelt Japan United States Senate Baron Goto Seattle New York Portland

Home Products Week Kicks Off in Southern Oregon

Today marks the start of Home Products Week in Medford Ashland Grants Pass and Roseburg Oregon merchants display local products. Portland business executives plan a trade excursion visiting the Southern Oregon cities during the week.

Medford Ore United Press Oregon Ashland Grants Paig Roseburg Portland

Idaho Farmers Attend University Courses

Agriculturists from many sections of Idaho gather in Moscow for the University of Idaho short course in general agriculture. The program emphasizes practical livestock production, crop and soil management, horticulture, and agricultural engineering.

Moscow Idaho United Press University of Idaho

Brant Seeks Details on Hank Block Working as Cement Craftsman

In a letter to Seattle police Miss S M Brant of Chicago asks for information about Henry T Block nicknamed Hank who may be employed as a cement craftsman in Seattle He is described as 5 ft 9 in tall about 170 pounds with black hair gray at the temples 40 years old and residing at 4913 N Robey Ave Chicago

Seattle S. M. Brant N. Robey At Chicago Henry T. Block Hank Block

It Is Easy to Understand Why a Little Learning Matters

A quip contrasts overconfidence with narrow knowledge as a warning about assuming total understanding. The remark implies caution toward those who claim complete expertise despite limited schooling.

Fatty Arbuckle Burlesque and Singers At Liberty

Fatty Arbuckle stars in a breezy burlesque Back Stage with Taylor Holmes in Three Black Eyes at the Liberty as Mollie Malone and Al St. John lead a frolic. The bill includes Pathe News and a second feature Stepping Out where Enid Bennett leads a strong cast in a tale of a wife winning back a neglectful husband.

Arbuckle Fatty Mollie Taylor Holmes Pathe News Strand C. Gardner Sullivan Wiile Hubby Enid Bennett Misa Bennett Trookrams Constance Talmadge Happy Meoigan Tarkieh Heath Coliseum News Clummer — Nartmeore Tirer Daily Patty Arbuckle Taylor Helme Liberty Weekly Mold Bennett Strand Weekly Lewis 8 Stone Charlie Chaplin Rex—Forte Williams BB Warner Mareld Liord Alice Derce Litlsa Willem Deemend

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Women

A collage of testimonials from women in Abilene Texas Rockville Conn Oakland Cal and others praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments during various life stages. The ads emphasize natural roots and herbs as the remedy’s strength.

Lydia E. Pinkham Spokane Wash Mantua Connor Mansfield Avenue Abilene Texas E. E. Owens Rockville Conn Oakland Cal Lydia FE Pinkham Maay

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