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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
15
Colored clothes attract dirt from work and play and many try harsh rubbing. Use Rinso to soak and suds. a half hour loosens dirt without weakening threads. Rub only on stubborn spots. Rinso is replacing bar soap in homes.
Old newspaper ad touts Wyeths Sage Sulphur Compound as a popular darkening product. It claims the ready mix improves hair color with a few brushfuls, promising darker shade and glossy luster after multiple applications.
Quick soak promises instant relief for tired swollen feet and soreness. TIZ claims to draw out poisons and ease bunions and calluses, available in a box at most drug or department stores for a few cents with a year long comfort guarantee.
A letter to The Star argues for the three-cent car fare and criticizes Mr. Mall and Mr. Henderson. It attacks routing inefficiencies and tax policy affecting vacant lot owners, urging support for the Henderson plan and warning of the burden on homeowners in Seattle.
New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia show reduced unemployment in a United Press survey. J J Boyd of the Illinois employment bureau notes Chicago’s March unemployment fell by half while overall prospects improve for near term hiring across the listed industrial centers.
The Star offers $25 in cash prizes for the best 100 word letters from readers about satisfactory transactions resulting from reading Star advertisements. Entries cover two weeks up to April 15 with letters received by the 20th. Prizes include $15 for first, $5 for second, and $1 each for five more. evaluation based on the demonstration of advertising effectiveness.
A local resident lauds a neighbor for paying special improvement assessments and improving property value and accessibility in the district. The speaker notes the neighbor has contributed despite ongoing costs and stresses the neighbor cannot sell the vacant lot.
Greenville Delaware letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mother notes relief for herself and eldest daughter after sickness and internal trouble. Letter urges others, especially mothers and grandmothers, to try the remedy. Testimonials highlight repeated endorsements from women.
A fragment expresses resolve to stay the course and encourage perseverance. It emphasizes continuing effort and not quitting despite challenges. The speaker urges endurance and steady effort in the face of doubt.
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as best for clearing up broken out skin and eczema. It cites skin specialists praising its germ destroying properties and says the preparation heals irritation quickly, often leaving skin clear. A small jar is sold at drug stores and used like cold cream.
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