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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1918
Page
5
The Fourth Liberty Loan calls Seattle and King County to subscribe 28 million dollars. Past issues exceeded quotas with Seattle raising 9.08 to 15.58 million against targets. Honor Week will mobilize every citizen as a bond holder, with shipyards leading a peak effort and street events planned to spur participation.
Mrs Anna Wagner of Statesbury Missouri endorses Adler-i-ka as a remedy curing constipation and bowel troubles. The ad touts rapid relief from gas and stomach distress and asserts the product empties the entire alimentary canal, removes foul matter, and even prevents appendicitis. Swift Drug Co and leading druggists sell the buckthorn glycerine mixture with nine other simple drugs.
An inventor claims to have created and patented a life saving device that ensures absolute safety in sea and ocean travel. The inventor has organized a corporation to promote the device and offers a limited amount of stock at par value. Inquiries are invited by mail phone or in person at the office.
For the first time since negotiations began the city will take up the $15,000,000 traction system transfer in a regular council meeting Monday. Previous sessions were conferences with no binding results and the work to line up details and assign committees will be advanced.
Dr. I. Blake Baldwin, commissioned a captain in hospital service, will depart Seattle Saturday after four years here. He arrived from Chicago where he served as city physician and lecturer. Baldwin previously practiced as a navy physician during the Spanish American war.
A health warning on decayed teeth links tooth decay to systemic illness and rheumatic symptoms. The ad promotes graduate dentists, state boards, a lifetime guarantee, and a free exam with low prices due to high volume.
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