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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary medical note discusses supposed benefits of a product named BitroPhyspa. Mentions phosphorous compounds and nerve tissue, with vague claims of improved assimilation and strength but lacks verifiable details or context. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
George M. Poteet 41 a freight checker was found dead in his hotel room hanging by a leather belt from the bed frame. Dr J H Moore his physician had treated cuts believed from a prior attempted self harm. Divorce summons in his wife's suit were found on him. The body was taken to the morgue and then Butterworth's.
More than 90 delegates are expected at the 27th annual Washington State Dairymen's Association meeting in Everett. The event runs Thursday and Friday with five sessions and closes with a large banquet. Germany is negotiating with Argentina for a loan of 100 million dollars.
University of Michigan regents raise minimum pay for college instructors by 200 to reach 1,500 dollars after a spring increase from 900 to 1,300. The move targets living wages for faculty at Ann Arbor campus.
London officials report Lieutenant F. T. Wright received a light reprimand with no loss of pay or demotion after pleading guilty in a tar and feathers incident. He said the affair cost him 12 pounds and brought him satisfaction with the amount spent.
In Buckingham a herd of cows trotted through a street as Edmund King aged 80 walked with a dog. One cow charged the dog, King was knocked down and died. The inquest returned a verdict of death from old age, aggravated by the accident.
Col William M. Inglis National Guard officer to head ex servicemen parade marking Armistice day first anniversary. Marine Band of Bremerton planned to head sailors and marines column. All ex service men invited to march in uniform.
The text discusses how strength, alertness, and fitness affect views of age. It suggests an older person who stays physically and mentally active can seem younger than a superficially younger peer, and notes signs like stomach, liver, kidney health relate to aging. It reflects on time and staying energetic.
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