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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement promotes the Ess Universal Combination Range claiming it can switch from gas to coal or wood with a quick wrist twist. It promises no parts to change and no danger of mistakes, keeping kitchens cool in summer and warm in winter. It invites visitors to see a demonstration with no obligation.
The advertisement promises a 309 day free trial and a 30 day use period for any Empress Universal Combination Range bought during the sale. If unsatisfied, customers may return it for a full refund after using it for 30 days.
Delegates from the Seattle Advertising Club the Women's Advertising Club and the Northwest Fair Association attend a Pacific Coast Advertising Club association session in Tacoma pledging to aid in excluding fraudulent advertising. Attendees include Ki. Bk. Morgan Warren Crate M A Krona Herbert Cuthbert and others.
Mrs J Retman of Rutherford N d seeks her brother M Pearl last heard of five years ago. Authorities report Pearl may be living in Beattie as the search continues for his whereabouts.
Boston health officials announce fourteen new cases of infantile paralysis increasing the state total to seven. The report notes yesterday's caseload added to the ongoing polio outbreak and outlines ongoing public health measures.
Peking August 10 report notes a four power consortium could restore order in China. The Unsuited regime’s militaristic actions disrupted parliament and treasury. If United States Great Britain France and Japan finance and direct funds the republic may soon have a functioning government.
FIONCLULA September 14. No efforts are being made to enforce the Washington prohibition ruling that sake should not be used for sacramental purposes in Japanese temples. Chief Deputy George Ashley of the revenue office has requested relief from Washington officials for Buddhists and others.
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