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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
5
A compact remedy suggestion notes using this treatment during bilious feelings and headaches to ease cold symptoms and sour stomach and reduce bad breath. The wording implies self care guidance without prescriptions or cures.
An advertisement from the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio promotes stomach upset relief with one or two tablets at bedtime. The box price is 190 and 25 cents.
A brief urging readers to build resources via a savings account at the Dex ter Horton Trust and Savings Bank. The notice emphasizes the importance of saving and financial security through the bank's services.
If you cannot pay or want details, you may receive one week of treatment at no charge by presenting this advertisement. The offer covers rheuma paralysis deafness tumors nervousness and chronic disorders and is valid at 1318 Second Ave Sentile Wash.
London dispatch reports the admiralty confirming a Thursday bombardment of Dedeaghatch on the Bulgarian coast by English, French and Russian fleets. Military positions harbor works and the railway station were destroyed in the attack.
Teutons battling through Serbia toward Turkey suffer 8000 killed or wounded in a Serb counterattack near Trnowisiai south of Pojarevac. The main force presses south along the Belgrade Constantinople line through the Morava valley, retreating toward Semendria.
Italian forces extend the attack along the front from Tyrol to the sea and claim many Austrian positions broken by Italian fire as they press toward Paris region front lines.
A Bucharest message reports Romania would join the Allies and ask for 400 900 troops to Balkans to free focus against Austria while avoiding Bulgarian attack.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Luxemburg cabinet has resigned after a dispute with the grand duchess, according to the Cologne Gazette.
A Salonika report says the Zibe veco Destovo bridge on the Salonika Nish railway was destroyed by Bulgarian forces during the invasion.
Berlin reports the Kaiser awarded Czar Ferdinand I of Bulgaria the Iron Cross during a formal ceremony. The act underscores German support amid the wartime alliance and signals strengthening ties between Berlin and Sofia.
A Sofia dispatch reports Bulgarian forces captured the town of Koéprula on the railway line south of Uskup in Serbia. The item notes October 23 is the date of the report.
Bucharest dispatch says Belgrade has moved to Kraljevo with earlier notices of Monastir and Prisrend transfers, but only some departments went there. It states positively that the capital will remain at Nish.
Paris dispatch reports French infantry and machine guns repelled German reconn attacks near Tahure hill in Champagne. Allied forces, backed by bombs, dispersed German sorties from Bola En Hache Fort Givenchy and defeated foes along trenches and road crossings near Leintrey Goxndrexon Amencourt and the Rillon roads.
Goon Gue Sing, a Chinese merchant and cousin of Goon Dip and the Chinese consul, died Saturday after an operation. Funeral services are set for 2:30 Saturday afternoon and will feature a parade with three brass bands.
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours, up to three doses, to stop grippe misery and a severe cold. It clears nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and sore throat, and costs 25 cents in drug stores. Get the genuine.
Citizens in Brownsville gathered at Mayor Brown's call to discuss ending banditry along the Rio Grande. He ruled out reprisals, but anger and recent killings raise fears Texans may act on their own before strong measures arrive. Two raiders were killed by a cavalry detachment while crossing the river. their bodies were not recovered.
Washington reports a wide dragnet of American troops and secret agents along the Rio Grande as leaders of recent Mexican raids are hunted. President Wilson directs drastic action with War Secretary Garrison and Attorney General Gregory. Rumors circulate about Villa and Diaz amid threats of intervention and renewed fighting.
Frank Dillon and J. W. Dunn of 600 Suctle at were seriously injured crossing Duwamish ave near Van Asselt when a string of autos struck them. Dillon may die while Dunn was knocked down moments later by a second car. William Kersten and Leslie Meinois were held on open charges at Georgetown police station and released on their own recognizance.
Judge Mackintosh heard condemnation actions against Ballard mill owners and property holders near Salmon Bay and Lake Union. An award of 80628.12 dollars was granted though 250000 dollars was sought as compensation for the water level changes tied to the Lake Washington canal project.
F A Newton promotes a no security private loan plan to salaried people with low rates and installments. The Sun exposes Newton as a local loan shark and cautions borrowers to keep within the 12 percent usury limit under state law.
Paris reports Deputy Masse advocates a summer 1916 campaign by a paid army of up to 600000 Africans and African natives to join France in the war effort. Initial arrivals were 60000 natives who came to fight under the French flag, with pay proposed at one to ten cents per day.
Mrs Winifred Sackville Stoner spoke at Broadway High under Seattle Mothers Congress guidance about natural education. Her nine year old daughter Winifred Jr. is described as passing college entrance exams, speaking eight languages, writing nine books, and teaching Esperanto while being an accomplished athlete.
The report details multiple Chicago area divorces. George Higgins, a Northern car inspector, cites his wife Cor din Mary Higgins's alleged infidelity and a confrontation with a dumbbell. Violet Edwards seeks divorce from Andrew Edwards for desertion, with a monthly support offer. Dave Yager divorces Nina after abandoning ranch life, and Cora BR Watson wins a two minute divorce over a husband who sold a household device and eloped with the demonstrator.
The society circus ends this evening with a matinee and a night show for charity. Features include the Press Glee Club, children's dances, and a death slide stunt from the roof to the stage.
The report lists several local divorce actions and separations. Myrtle Eckert, Florence Haskell, Austin Jones, Laura Kunkel, Anna Conover, and others are described as ending marriages with spouses leaving, fleeing, or abandoning them. One entry notes a 500 dollar gift linked to a breakup and another mentions a thief taking a timepiece after a drinking spree.
George Marino, driver for a public market, was ordered to report to police headquarters for booking on a traffic charge. His friend George Ray pretended to be him and was jailed, though Ray had no charge. The officer later failed to find Marino’s name on the docket and issued a warrant. Ray was released.
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