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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

5

Iron-tic Iron tonic praised for wartime vigor

A wartime health advertisement extols Iron-tic as a quick iron source to boost blood and vitality for both men and women. It claims improved appetite, red cheeks, spark in the eyes, and overall energy, urging readers to mail 10 cents to the Surgical Institute in Buffalo, NY for a package and noting druggists sell it for sixty cents.

United States America France Pierce Surgical Instiute Buffalo N. Y Surgical Institute

Plan tax on baby carriages in England

Warold Be Bechtol, European Manager of the Newspaper Association, reports on a new British luxury tax schedule. It taxes yachts and perfumes and extends to clothing, meals, and home goods, with thresholds for items like suits, dresses, shoes, hats, furniture, stockings, cigars, and baby carriages over 48 dollars. The measure targets both men and women, with various rate rules.

Warold BE. Bechtol Newspaper Association London

Amasa Morse Dies at 104 in Stafford Springs Conn

Amasa Morse of Stafford Springs Connecticut died recently at age 104. He taught school early in life and outlived all his pupils.

Amasa Morse Stafford Springs Conn

Brown backs nonpartisan appointments for prosecutor

Dr Bradwin J Brown a Democratic hopeful for prosecuting attorney spoke to shipyard workers today urging a strictly nonpartisan office. He argued judiciary should be nonpartisan and pledged to appoint deputies from both parties and create a depoliticized legal department to serve King County.

Bradwin J. Brown Lew and Leas King County

Hyomel Inhaler Promoted Against Spanish Flu Epidemic

Local physicians report a rising Spanish influenza outbreak and urge preemptive treatment. The ad promotes Hyomel inhaler as a preventive measure to kill influenza germs, claiming easy use and cost efficiency, and urges readers to obtain it from drug stores to protect themselves and the community.

Famous French tenor Lucien Muratore to sing at Arena Oct 28

Lucien Muratore the famed French tenor will perform at the Arena on October 28 with wife Lilla Cavalieri and musicians A Debruille and G True. Critics hail Muratore as a heroic singer who has supported France in battle and Liberty Loan efforts.

France Arena Lucien Muratore Beatle Muratore Lilla Cavalieri A. Debiruille G. True Plannet Debruille True

Seattle theatres prepare for postflu opening with renovations

With theatrical bans lifted, Seattle playhouses reopen after the flu era. Managers upgrade hangs, curtains, ceilings and stage areas while dressing rooms and galleries receive improvements. Stars under contract stay paid. others seek temporary work. Pan tages troupe members and Wilkes players join shipyard labor.

Eva Tanguay In Seattle Aids Red Cross War Relief

Eva Tanguay remains active in war relief work during her Seattle visit as doors at the Moore stay closed. She has given substantial aid to Red Cross efforts while pursuing performances. Northwest film board of trade forms emergency committee to represent movied theatres in new situations. Agnes May wins Richmond Virginia court victory after Marcus Musical Comedy director landore Kubbell threatens to punch her gold tooth from dancing. He is fined $10. she remains under contract and cannot be fired.

Eva Tanguay Seattle Moore Eva Red Cross Northwest Film Board of Trade Washington Agnes Agnes May Richmond Landore Kubbell Marcus Musical Comedy Company Rubbell

Remedy Promises Dandruff Cure With Liquid Arvon

An advertisement touts liquid arvon as a universal dandruff treatment. It claims four ounces nightly application dissolves dandruff, stops itching, and improves hair appearance, asserting low cost and availability at drug stores with repeated use needed for complete results.

Wheat Growers Appeal For $2.46 Price Increase

Washington October 23 The National Wheat Growers Association appeals to President Wilson for a $2.46 per bushel rise in wheat price arguing the current level cannot yield profits comparable to corn and cotton growers.

Washington National Wheat Growers’ Association Wilson

Tobacco men cited to answer charges before FTC

Washington October 23 five large tobacco corporations and several officers and directors have been cited to appear before the Federal Trade Commission December 7 for charging practices of unfair methods of competition in violation of the Clayton Act.

Washington Federal Trade Commission

Bank Directors In Northwest Struggle With Signatures

Official Northwest reports indicate many bank directors in the region cannot write their names, highlighting widespread illiteracy among board members and raising concerns about record keeping and accountability.

Northwest

Red Cross Aims for Reducing Home Service Gaps

W Frank Persons, director general of civilian relief, left Seattle for Tacoma en route to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles. At a dinner in the Arctic club he expressed belief the Northwest division will likely be the first in the United States to reach a goal of placing a home service graduate in every community.

W. Frank Persons Tacoma Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Arctic Club Persons Northwest American Red Cross United States Home Service Department

Draft to Leave November for 32-36 Class Men

Report indicates 22-36 members from the September 12 registration will enter the November draft call. Local draft boards say most Class 1 registrants prior to that date have been drawn. A large contingent is ordered to move to Camp Lewis or a nearby training site.

Camp Lewis

Tanlac credited with restoring Seattle shipyard worker

G T Magnuson of Duthie Shipyards Seattle describes severe sleeplessness loss of appetite headaches and weight loss followed by rapid recovery after taking Tanlac and Tanlac Laxative Tablets. He reports improved digestion sleep and a ten pound gain and says the system is now in better condition. Advertisement notes Bartel Drug Stores in Seattle distribute Tanlac under a special representative.

Tanlac G. T. Magnuson Duthie Second Avenue Seattle Taniac Bartel Drug Stores

Quarantine Delays Return of Soldiers Amid Influenza Fight

November 12 report notes men under quarantine likely to stay away from camp until the influenza epidemic is controlled, delaying their deployment.

Marmola Plan Promises Quick Weight Loss

The ad asserts Marmola tablets offer painless weight reduction without dieting or exercise, claiming harms are avoided and costs are low. It promotes buying locally from druggists or by mail from Marmola Co at 864 Woodward Ave Detroit Mich, boasting two to four pounds weekly loss.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Dr King's New Discovery Aids Cold Recovery

An advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks claiming fast relief. It promises soothed irritated membranes loosened phlegm and restful sleep with broad distribution since 1869 and availability at all druggists.

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The Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Northwestern Elliott F. J. Martin Central Building Seattle, Wash England DR. Brown Saturday Evening Post Liberty Loan New York Flu Thetmerlves Wilkes Scott's Scott & Bowne Bloomfield George George Hood Metropolitan Theatre Met She Rhodes Co Bize Abe Tuck van Dyke Copenhagen Dresden N. W. Red Cross Dmooes Co Ad “Peitle Dr. King Valspar Wiley Wiley’s Avenue and & i Street
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