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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
9
Mrs. Henry Landes argues suffrage is a means to influence city and state governance not an end. Women must study municipal systems and participate in registration and voting, then extend influence into departments and policies or lose their hard earned right.
Candidate M. G. Johanson outlines views on unemployment aid taxation budget laws and utility finances. He favors work programs for the unemployed supports self sustaining water and light services opposes wage cuts beyond a set limit and backs completing the Skagit river power project.
Rita demotes Molly with a cutting remark about looks and clothes. Molly sobs to Anne, blaming embarrassment over fashion and dancing. Anne suggests a makeover and monthly payments at Cherry's, 207 Rialto Ridge, over Pig n Whistle on Second Ave.
Christy Thomas, executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, is nicknamed Bart by lines of his mother Mrs Charles IL Thomas of Wolcott.
The Retail Merchants board after recent meetings declares that girls may wear silk stockings and bobbed hair to their hearts' content. secretary W H Gray notes the members are unanimous in allowing female employees to dress as they please.
A Seattle girl, Jennie Middievitch, appears on the Moore vaudeville program in Jean Middleton’s act. Critics hail her as a standout find in American music. She studied at the University of Washington, won a state prize, and rose to the big time without New York bookings. Her Orpheum debut here a year ago marked a notable ascent.
The article warns facial neuralgia may signal serious diseases or result from eye refraction errors, diabetes, malaria, or injury. It advises medical examination to locate the cause, hot water therapy over the nerve for relief, pale heat after care, and professional use of drugs, electricity. It also mentions dietary and exercise guidance including milk and butter, vegetarian diet for gout, and ample fresh air.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a hair dye that darkens gray hair naturally. It claims easy application with a sponge or brush and promises immediate restoration of color and shine by morning, with continued use deepening the luster.
In Chenmalia April 11 Mrs John Steinbrink fired at a crow and accidentally shot her tongue near the eye. She then tried to kill herself by placing the revolver to her forehead but mised her aim and the bullet lodged in the skull. Doctors say she will recover.
RK M Cole was chosen president Glenn A Furston vice president and Dr A J Ward secretary treasurer at an organization meeting Monday The men served in the Philippines in 1898.
Tacoma’s T. J. Martin of Haigneur National Park Co told the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and conventions bureau that three factors will draw thousands: national advertising campaigns, reduced westbound passenger rates, and improving business conditions. He cited heavy inquiries from travelers about vacation opportunities.
Friends and relatives of John Mantin Fox of 653 are asked to contact Guy O Smith of Salem. A half of the deceased is thought to be in Beattie with Fox’s last words spoken to her. Fox left an estate about $10000 to his heirs.
A fragment notes the Pacific Northwest being described as the result of national admons of the Beattle chamber. The text is unclear and references organization names without full context.
Stop itching eczema and burning with Zemo marketed through druggists for 36c. A large Pixtra bottle costs $1 and healing begins on application. Zemo claims to remove eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, and blackheads, giving clear healthy skin with continued use.
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