Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Told as a Health Aid
Ad text touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a daily aid to reduce “blowds” and cleanse the liver. It promises quick relief after a week with prices 10c and 25c.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
8
Ad text touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a daily aid to reduce “blowds” and cleanse the liver. It promises quick relief after a week with prices 10c and 25c.
The Liberty presents Wallace Reid in The Lottery Man inviting a million women to marry him for a dollar each. Rex shows Paid in Advance with Dorothy Phillips in a Klondike tale of wealth and danger. Oh Boy! at Clemmer debuts a film musical comedy with Zena Keefe and June Caprice. Johnny Spivens plays at Strand where Jack Pickford stirs village drama. The Market of Souls starring Dorothy Dalton comes to Coliseum, plus The Man in the Moonlight at Colonial with Monroe Salisbury. Class A features Anita Stewart in From Headquarters with crime and police clashes.
The Strand Orchestra conducted by Wineland performs Titl's Serenade and the William Tell overture. The program features classical staples aimed at showcasing the ensemble's precision and tone.
Mrs. 8 M Ede of Camas Washington praises Joto after two doses for stomach trouble. She, a practical nurse, plans to share the remedy with other sufferers if continued relief occurs. Joto sold in Seattle by Five Bartell Drug Stores and Swift's Pharmacies, samples at soda fountains.
The play by George M. Cohan titled The Miracle Man will be presented in Seattle soon. It describes a spectacular production shifting from New Yorks Chinatown to a mountain village by the sea and promises startling realism in depicting both good and bad in the world.
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Market of Souls at Coliseum and The Lottery Man with Wallace Reid at Liberty. Jack Pickford appears in In Wrong at Strand with After the Ball animated short. George Walsh features in The Winning Stroke at Mission with Marty Pollard comedy news. Virginia Pearson claims descent from Daniel Boone and soldiers of fortune film wrapped. Will Rogers project in development with The Strange Boarder adapted. Dorothy Dalton finishes Black Is White adaptation.
A patient recounts severe nerves and related symptoms including dizziness numbness trembling and indigestion. After doctors failed he used Roszell's Sedative Restorer and regained health weighs 175 pounds works daily and enjoys life. He invites others to write to Roszell's Laboratory Indianapolis for information and addresses of others helped.
George H. Walker attorney will run for the Seattle school board to fill the Eckstein seat as December elections approach. Petitions support Walker ahead of December 2 school vote and December 6 port election. Bantmayer and Lincoln also seek three year terms with petitions filed this week. Walker previously served on the Tacoma school board before moving to Seattle in 1900.
A new report shows France accounts for 34 percent of global wine production, led by renowned wine regions and major producers. The finding highlights France as the dominant wine country alongside growing competition from other regions.
Longshoreman L. Hall of Tacoma recounts relief from chronic stomach pains and gas after taking Tanlac. He reports restored appetite, weight gain, better breathing, and sleep, crediting Tanlac with ending years of indigestion and nervous exhaustion. Sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores via a Tanlac representative.
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