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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
3
A 1917 reader letter column discusses a city forum on life after death, inviting Christian Science, Spiritualist, theosophist, and Orthodox views. It cites séances and cases of posthumous communication, urges library resources, and includes letters from D. H. of Bellingham and a worker recounting spiritual experiences and visions.
The Cornish School of Music dramatic department will repeat its one-act plays Friday at the Cornish Little Theatre directed by Maurice Browne and Ellen Van Volkenburg. Due to crowd demand, additional performances feature St John Ervine’s The Matchmakers and plays including Everybody's Husband, June Masefield's The Locked Chest, and Nine Points of the Law.
At the Seattle real estate association annual meeting held at the Army and Navy club on Monday, officers for the coming year were elected. Clinton Bennett was chosen president with George A. Spencer as first vice president and Max Ragsey as second vice president. R. G. Greene was elected secretary treasurer and B. L. Lambeth named executive committee chair. John J. FMilott and Mrs M E Swanstrom elected as committee members.
Real yellow mustard paste substitutes blistering plasters for chest colds pleurisy rheumatic pains and sprains. Begg's Mustarine comes in a ready to use yellow box claiming quick pain relief without skin blistering and fits many ailment uses.
Plowden Stott Portland attorney and former legislator visits Asotin Washington to see client George Welch charged with looting the Asotin bank. Sheriff detains Stott fearing he is Welch's partner and holds him several hours before officials arrange his release.
James M. Beck, former first assistant attorney general, may not deliver his Friday speech. He informed Judge Harry Denton Moore that travel to Beattle is not possible, complicating the League for the Preservation of American Independence event.
An advert promotes Cascarets as a morning after solution for liver and bowel toxins. It claims the product brightens the mood, helps digestion, and reduces biliousness without harsh side effects. It emphasizes sleeping control and easy coating action.
Dr. J Nell of Philadelphia told Seattle ministers to focus more on outsiders than members. He urged simple sermons appealing to emotion intellect and will. Detroit’s population reportedly rose 100 percent since 1910. Philadelphia hosts 1,700 export firms.
An old home remedy claims to ease rheumatic pains. The ad touts Sloan's Liniment for sprains strains lumbago sciatica and neuralgia with “no muss no bother” and warns to keep a bottle handy. Prices listed at 35e 60c and 1 40.
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