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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
2
A home remedy suggests buying Parmint double strength from a druggist, mixing 1 oz with 4 pints hot water and 4 oz granulated sugar, and taking 1 tablespoon four times daily. The remedy aims to relieve catarrh and related head noises by opening nasal passages and stopping mucus drainage, claiming easy breathing and pleasant taste.
British forces pushed forward last night in the Somme offensive between Martinpuich and Guedecourt as Gen Haig reported continued operations from Monday morning. The action marks a significant advance in the ongoing battle.
On Saturday September 20 a McCormick Steams line sails from Seattle to Southern California. First class fares Seattle to San Francisco 12 dollars. to Los Angeles 19. to San Diego 21. Second class 9, 14, 16. Tickets and info at Milwaukee City Ticket Office Second Ave and Cherry St.
Mickey Welch scattered coins on the street in a bid to rid himself of a marked dollar after arrest for liquor law violation. Police recovered the marked dollar at headquarters among untouched coins. Rev and Mrs Harrison of Ballard head to Olympia after a reception held Tuesday night by Calvary M E church members.
Instructions detail a new fox trot called the Dolly Fox, with eight forward steps, pivots, syncopated steps, and dipping finishes. The Dancing Dollies, Broadway performers, provide diagrams and promise further illustrated steps in upcoming issues.
Mrs Marvel W Chessman of Seattle is sole heir to John W White's 1 500 000 estate. White a Chicago recluse once ruined art and curios in his grand home. Chessman, wife of Dr Frank Chessman, plans to return by October 1 to claim the fortune tied to publishing.
Mike Halley resigned his post as superintendent of the King County jail on Wednesday for unknown reasons. Jack Madden, a former day jailer, was appointed to fill the vacancy. Sheriff’s office members deny rumors that Halley’s resignation was requested.
Mayor Gill urged defeat of hotel and brewery bills that would alter the state dry law addressing Asbury Methodist Church on Wednesday night. The remarks framed the bills as threats to the current prohibition regime.
A reception Friday from 2 to 5 p m at the Washington Annex honors Mrs George W Aitkin president of the Women s King County Republican club and newly appointed national state Republican committeewoman. Gov McBride Senator Poindexter and John F Miller will speak.
Judge King Dykeman dismissed two city cases pending against Fred Hillingeley on the suggestion of City Attorney Kennedy Thursday, as reported in connection with the Billingsleys and their Seattle ties.
Edwin J Brown argues methods from thirty years ago waste taxpayers money and hinder law enforcement. He pledges a nonpartisan office with three departments Criminal Civil and Advisory to improve pleading efficiency and start prosecutions correctly. He projects saving 50000 to 100000 yearly and vows against railroaded imprisonment while treating all with equal rights.
This ad touts painless dentistry with a full guarantee of patient work. It highlights a large supply of Novo Cain for pain free procedures, skilled staff with certificates, and an ironclad guarantee signed by the operator and owner L R Clark DD. It promises a free complete exam and a candid cost estimate for treatment.
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