Aged Alaska Miner Finds Relief After Tanlac Use
An elderly Alaskan miner from Oregon suffers chronic pain and stomach troubles before relocating to Seattle seeking relief. A Tacoma friend recommends Tanlac, which the man credits with restoring his health, regaining weight, and ending pain. He now endorses the remedy and its Seattle sale context.
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Seeattle
Tacoma
Tanlac
Seattle
Bartell
Great Cox Harding Debate Endorses Cox Policies
A pro Cox piece argues Harding would continue Burleson and Palmer policies, accusing the democratic record of expediency and incompetence. It cites sugar price meddling, wartime controls, and calls Cox a constructive alternative while noting Whittlesey endorses Cox for league of nations engagement.
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Cox-Harding
Harding
Mrs Sam P Jones Warns World Growing Worse
Mrs Sam P Jones widow of the famed evangelist says in Lexington Kentucky that the world is getting worse and human life is becoming too cheap amid her remarks reflecting concern over societal decline.
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Lexington
Kyv
Sam P. Jones
Testifies on Haiti killings at naval inquiry
Washington October 27 Briga dier General George Barnett said his charges of indiscriminate killings by American marines in Haiti were based on the reading of two court martial records but he had no specific knowledge of killings beyond those in court proceedings. He warned of a dangerous mindset that could lead to injustices toward natives. Details of the two cases were not disclosed, but they involved a sergeant deemed insane who ordered killings without trial and the men under him. they were acquitted for following superior orders.
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Cox
Palmer
Coa
Burleson
Eeeeeeeson
Democratic Party
Palmers
Pres Dent Wilson
Vater
Wilson
Louisiana
Cuba
United States
Harding
Washington
George Barnett
Haiti
Tinge
Nott
Haith
Harnett
Dying Woman Seeks Last Words During Church Chimes
In Fort Wayne Indiana on October 27 a fragmentary report places Edward Fr Yar nelle at a Presbyterian church recital for new church tower chimes. A man beside a dying woman whispered a final phrase while a maid remained nearby, unseen in the tumult of the scene.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Hdward Fr
Yarnelle
Presbyterian Church
Hong
Prices Seen Stagnant as Workers Fear Winter Hardship
A clattering mix of notes from readers and experts in New York discusses inflation and price movements. Several voices say food prices hold or edge down while clothing, lumber, and steel show mixed trends. many report unemployment or difficult buying conditions.
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Matria Perry
20Th Ave
A. R. Ronapntron
Mutual Life Building
Captain Pullen Returns From Alaska Assignment
RK R. Pullen assistant superintendent of the Alaska road commission has arrived in Seattle for the winter. Pullen was known as a crewman and football star at the University of Washington a few years ago.
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RK. R. Pullen
Alaska
Seattle
Pullen
University of Washington
Rotarian John Wallace Speaks on Associated Industries
Rotary Club luncheon at the Arcade building featured John Wallace as the speaker at noon Wednesday. He discussed Associated Industries and its activities in Seattle.
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John Wallace
Rotary Club
Arcade Building
Seattie
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