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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1922

Page

14

Happy Mother Praises Tanlac For Restored Children Health

Mrs Deckret of 1912 Rank St Baltimore testifies after three Tanlac bottles that her family’s health improved from months of indigestion fatigue and illness. Her three children John Frank Carolina and Joseph gained weight and became active again as she credits Tanlac for these changes.

Deckret Rank St. Baltimore John Frank Carolina Joseph Paul Little Joseph Tanlac

Olaf Hansen dies at 67 in Sumner rancher and former Seattle resident

Olaf Hansen 67 a Sumner rancher and former Seattle resident died there He is survived by his wife and a daughter a University of Washington student The Seattle Baptist association discussed women s activity in church Wednesday at Bethany Baptist church 20th Ave N W and W 61st St

Sumner Olaf Hansen Seattle Hansen University of Washee Seattle Baptist Association Bethany Baptist Church 20Th Ave. N. W W. 61St St

Hell Ship memoirs expose Alaska salmon trade dangers

Max Stern recounts a Northbound voyage with a Chinese crew on an Alaskan salmon ship. The chapter details brutal storms, grueling labor, meager pay, and perilous conditions, contrasting crew risks with corporate profits and a harsh workers’ life in the salmon fields.

Max Stern Cine Stern Hans Mahses Lars Lareen Tom Alaska Siberia

Moonshine Caused Trucker's Death

John Tuke, a road worker, died when a truck carrying hot asphalt overturned near Vancouver Washington. Police found a pint bottle of liquor at the scene. Andrew Jenson was found nearby dazed and slightly injured the next day.

Vancouver Wash John Tuke Andrew Jenson Andrew Jonsen

Sec Davis to Arrive Saturday for Poindexter Drive

Secretary of Labor James J. Davis will visit the city Saturday to back Senator Miles Poindexter’s reelection campaign. He comes as director general of the Loyal Order of Moose and chair of the Mooseheart governors, a pioneer in Moonedom with 620000 members. The Moose will host a dinner, escort him to Wilkes theater for a Poindexter rally, and he speaks Sunday at Moome Temple.

James J. Davis Beattle Lodge No Loyal Order of Moone Miles Poindexter Loyal Order of Moves Mooseheart Governors Davie Moonedom

Man Robbed Three Residences Charged in Burglary Case

Marry Jones, 25, Negro, held on Wednesday as burglary charges loom after detectives A. A. Brown and L. C. Harris arrested him Tuesday. Loot recovered in the arrest is estimated at 500 dollars.

Marry Jones Jones A. A. Brown L. C. Harris

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