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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1918

Page

8

When Heinie Marches Home No Music for German Troops

William G. Shepherd argues that German soldiers returning to Germany will meet no celebratory welcome, unlike Austrians Turks and Bulgarians who will be greeted with joy. He contrasts German expectations with reality, noting German propaganda and morale shifts as peace nears.

Heinie Shepherd William G. Shepherd Star Washington 1. C Heinze Wilson Gollier Germany Auvsetro Russia Italy

Iron Tonic Promises Vitality Against Anemia

An old health drawing explains blood changes in thin blood individuals during winter and self care. It touts iron supplementation and an herbal iron tonic named Irontic sold in tablets for sixty cents, claiming improved color, energy, and vigor after a few weeks.

Coffee Imports Cut By U S Board In War Timetable

A telegram from State Food Administrator Hebberd says no new import licenses for coffee will be issued after October 14 except to the sugar equalization board. The board will import all coffee, revoking licenses for ocean shipments after October 15, with a new allotment plan to be announced soon.

Hebberd Food Administration War Trade Board Food United States Sugar Equalization Board

Her Boy Fighting Over There Woman Backs War Effort Here

Mrs. T. B. Weatby of 737 Blewett Street bought $200 war stamps to help lick the Kaiser while her son Sergt. A. M. Westby served with the 16th Infantry overseas. Her boy is fighting over there. she fights here.

France A. M. Westby Second Washington Mra T. B. Weatby Blewett Et

County to Sell 29 Autos on January 1

County commissioners acting on a citizens advisory committee recommendation led by chairman Laurence J. Coltan approve selling more than half the fleet. The county will reduce vehicles from 44 to 15, with a January 1 sale date set.

Citizens’ Advisory Committee Laurence J. Coltan

Britain to Make Aeronautics Regular College Study After War

Postwar plan moves to establish aeronautics as a standard college course. Funding is being raised now to support the program and expand offerings across institutions.

St Jacob's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

The ad claims St Jacob's Liniment stops rheumatic pain by rubbing on the affected area. It promises relief from pain stiffness and swelling in joints muscles and bones including sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia with a harmless formula and quick results.

St. Jacob's

Col J M Hawthorne Outlines Campaign Platform

Col J M Hawthorne a Democrat in the First district invites voters to send thoughts on his platform. He proposes using campaign funds to buy Liberty Bonds, supports postwar reconstruction with America leading binding international agreements, and favors higher pay for soldiers and dependents. He has chaired local draft board No 9% since 1917 overseeing about 6500 registrations and predicts Seattle becomes a major North American city in the next years.

Col. Hawthorne America Col Hawthorne Seattle

Hyomei Inhalation Claims Quick Catarrh Relief

An advertisement urges readers to obtain a Hyomei outfit from Ack Bartell Drug Co. and breathe the antiseptic solution to quickly relieve catarrh. It promotes Hyomei as a safe, inhaled treatment that kills catarrh germs, soothes inflamed membranes, and avoids stomach dosing or douches while warning that catarrh can lead to consumption.

Ack Bartell Drug Co

Husband Told Her to Go Somewhere in Reno Divorce

Olga Roosevelt Bayne, cousin of Col. Roosevelt, was granted a Reno divorce from Dr J Breckinridge Bayne a prominent New York physician. The case opened with no contest and featured testimony of a violent temper and a cruel remark about going to hell. The plaintiff said worry over the husband’s attitude left her ill at 111 pounds though she now weighs more.

Reno Nev Olga Roosevelt Bayne Col. Roosevelt J. Breckinridge Bayne New York

Registration figures show 12 966 594 men in nine September

Washington reports a land total of 12 966 594 men registered in the September 12 registration, with figures released by the Provost Marshal General's office.

Washington

Perfume Stock Highlights and Early Gift Picks

The article urges early shopping for useful gifts as perfume lines including Figaud's Mary Garden Rigaud's Lilas Piper's Azurea Flora mye Safranor and Le are showcased. It notes stock availability and Council of National Defence promoting prudent gift selections.

Council of National Defence Piper’s “Azurea Flora Mye Safranor”’ and

Daniels Prepares for U Boat Menace

Secretary Daniels calls on American ship builders to speed destroyer output as U boat activity rises. Ford plant’s new submarine chaser Eagle No 1 impresses in trials with speed and sea going qualities.

Daniels Ford Plant

Bitro-Phosphate Promises To Boost Thin People

Physicians recommend plain Bitro-Phosphate to nervous thin individuals to restore energy and weight. The tonic claims to feed nerves and body cells, reduce nervousness and sleeplessness, and improve overall health, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Mills charged with civil rights case pleads not guilty

Mrs. May Mills pleaded not guilty before United States District Judge Neterer on Tuesday. The case has not been set as yet. Bail for J. J. Raines, charged as a slacker, was reduced from 5000 to 2000 after the defendant’s application, with no protest by AUSA Ben Moore.

May Mills United States Neterer J. J. Raines Ben Moore

Senator's wife regains youth with strange hair restorer

A Western senator recalls a joke about his wife hair turning gray. After trying a product named Q Han Color Restorer she appears 20 years younger. At a hotel desk, a clerk asks if a connecting room is for his daughter, revealing the humor.

Capitol Washington Helen

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