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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
8
An advertisement touts 25 cent Danderine as a guaranteed hair grower and dandruff eliminator. It claims rapid conditioning and gloss within minutes, with fuller, softer hair after about two weeks, and urges readers to test on a strand for immediate results.
The cabinet met to assess the Sussex disaster and German disclaimer. Ambassadors in Berlin delay word as U S officials await Germanys stance on warfare with armed merchant ships. The meeting signals broader submarine policy actions beyond Sussex. Kirkland Republican club forms as Clark M Nettleton is elected president.
A vintage advertisement touts liquid arvon as a cure for dandruff. Apply about four ounces nightly to moist scalp, rub in, and by morning most dandruff vanishes. Four ounces reportedly suffices for any amount of dandruff, with itchiness ending and hair appearing healthier.
An exhortation advocating daily hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to wash out toxins from the bowels. It claims internal cleansing prevents headaches biliousness constipation and foul breath, comparing intestinal cleansing to an external bath and urging readers to buy limestone phosphate.
A romantic letter reveals Mollie and Chad planning a return home. The writer reflects on love jealousy and trust while contrasting Mollie and Chad with a controlling mother and Mr. Trent. The piece ends with hopeful longing for Mollie and Chad’s ideal marriage.
Riverside California April 11 promoters have not issued official word but observers fear racing at the Corona circle may end after the killings Saturday. Reported reflections from racing men say the event was a total failure with slow speeds noted as O Donnell lagging two miles per hour behind last year’s winner Pullen. Attendance also disappointed.
The King Mountain Cinnabar mine in the Gold Hill district sold to an Eastern syndicate for 200000. Former owners were P. Kriba and EB. W. Lilje gran of Medford and W. S. Hayes of Detroit.
Report from San Francisco notes the sultan of Solo as a famed father with 201 sons, wearing a belt and ruling a kingdom in Java. At 50 years old, he reportedly has over 100 wives, according to Mrs. P. H. Davis who recently visited.
A writer discusses being perceived as a vampire actress and the hostility she faces. She describes receiving threatening letters and a public jab with an umbrella, defending the vampire role as a moral teaching in her plays and promising further reflections in tomorrow’s article.
The Pantages showcases a Tangoland evolution musical comedy with Williama and a South American chorus led by a Spanish dancer. Hyman Adler delivers Solomon’s Bargain humor, supported by Betty Frank Charles Kline and Herman Crystal. Also featured are Jennie Middievi ch Seattle violinist, Hickey Brothers and Sprague McNeece on roller skates, plus movies.
Corporation Counsel Caldwell ruled Monday that the Renick law prevents using money from the garbage bond fund to retire or pay interest on other bonds. This decision delays scheduled bond payments and affects municipal financing.
United Press reports cavalry entered Durango as Villa moved toward Durango City via Tepehuanes. Unconfirmed advices recount Villa wounded by Mexican Rehaza who allegedly shot him in the leg, then Rehaza was killed by Villa.
San Francisco April 1 1 The Pacific Mail Steamship Co now controlled by W R Grace Co and American International Co says it will resume business June 17 A new Pacific Mail fleet will fly the flag and operate between San Francisco and Oriental ports aiming to restore US flag prestige and spur more liner construction if profitable
The piece urges readers to revive energy by supporting frail kidneys after winter strain. It claims winter weather and colds weaken kidneys, causing fatigue, backaches, and nervousness, and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills to flush poisons from blood and tone the system, citing Seattle residents as evidence.
Multiple Seattle residents report kidney trouble and backache from cold or work related strain. They credit Doan's Kidney Pills with quick relief, restored kidney function, and lasting health improvements. Stories include Mrs. Albert Fisher, A. H. Dafoe, RB. Gonsalez, Mrs. Ernest C. Biller, Mrs. James Cockcroft, Ira F. B. Zellers, and others.
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