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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1922
Page
14
A compact tale extols a small woman who rejects illness and skeptics to regain health. It praises Tanlac as a tonic and system builder and urges readers to obtain the medicine from druggists to achieve energy and happiness.
The Red Cross in Seattle relies on the Beattle Community Fund to support its nursing clinics and home aid programs. Seattle’s 12 month drive aims to raise 798 823 dollars for 68 civic groups with Red Cross pledging to return every cent to public welfare.
A city editor pursues a bellhop for a sensational story. A weary Fresh Reporter mocks the idea while chasing leads through hotel staff, elevator men, and a trunk liner. The dialogue reveals tension between ambition and truth in late night reporting.
The text explains that excess fat reduces activity and heat loss, making fat people burn less fuel. It notes unequal hunger between genders, the need for physician guided diets, and compares fuel values of lettuce versus butter or sugar. It promotes healthier foods and forms of exercise like walking and swimming.
Advertisement touts a newer iron tablet that enriches blood and nerves without harming teeth or stomach. Readers are told to test strength before and after two weeks of taking three tablets daily after meals. Endorsed by multiple drug firms and institutions, with a money back guarantee.
A city editor is told by a Fresh porter of wild late night rumors and dreams of scandalous mischief in a hotel. The porter recalls a vivid dream of a guest and a dollar, while the night clerk is pressed to verify any true events.
Three Enumclaw men shot and killed a 160 pound cougar after their dogs drove it into brush. A crowd of men and women stood within feet of the scene as they ended the pest’s predatory career.
H F Alexander president of the Pacific Steamship Co. arrived in Seattle Monday from San Francisco aboard the H F Alexander which was christened for him. He had been in California for several weeks and made the 41 percent hour trip.
Yakima reports 180 race horses and many Indian mounts as the 26th annual state fair begins. The fairgrounds add 69 stalls to handle the larger than expected horse exhibit and other livestock on display.
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