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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
7
Cynthia Grey shares prize winning letters from Seattle readers on lasting marriage. Tips stress companionship and mutual respect, with lessons on money, help, interest in husband’s work, and avoiding nagging.
The Metro Theater announces winners of the Annoyed Wife contest with prize tickets to be collected at the box office. First prize goes to Mrs L B Cond on 451 49th St, second prize to Mrs J S at 3046 W Gistot, and numerous top prize recipients listed with addresses across the city.
A prize winner advises Miss Grey on securing and keeping a husband. She urges making the home attractive with good housekeeping and cooking, then being appealing personally. She cautions against taking a partner for granted and promotes playful affection and humor.
An advertisement promises Zemo as a effective treatment for eczema and itching. It claims quick relief and healing of skin troubles including sores burns wounds and chafing, and describes the product as a clean dependable antiseptic liquid available for $1 in large size.
A newspaper ad touts liquid argon as a guaranteed dandruff cure. It claims nightly scalp application of four ounces dissolves all flakes, stops itching, and leaves hair fluffy and glossy after a few uses. It notes squid arven is available at drug stores and inexpensive.
An advertisement touts Baalmann’s Gas Tablets and Hansmann’s feet athletes as remedies for heart area pains caused by gas pressure after meals. It promotes Pepsia or bismuth and claims soothing effects, urging purchase from Bartell Drug and a chemist, with emphasis on genuine Baalmann’s yellow packages.
A column notes readers want help organizing boys and girls clubs. It invites those seeking guidance to write The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1422 New York Ave Washington DC with a two cent stamped self addressed envelope for a reply.
A reader advises flirtation in presence, welcoming children if the partner loves them, and maintaining careful appearance with daily prayer. The note includes a home remedy recipe and a question about whether Walter Johnson is right or left handed, identifying him as a right handed pitcher.
Two longtime mountaineer rivals, once blood enemies, are brought together by neighbors seeking peace. After a tense quiet, one muses that he will not be with his friend much longer and wonders if the other has words to say before parting.
Plan to install a broadcasting radio telephone system at Arlington naval wirelead station near Washington. The long wavelength device, the largest of its kind, will be operated by the naval communications service. It will transmit shipping news official government information and special messages from President Harding and other officials.
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce chorus will perform at the Tulip festival in Bellingham on May 6, showcasing a regional cultural event with local arts support.
Gi. A. Wiggin, 26, held on grand larceny charge in Grattie after arrest by Sheriff Williags Thompson. Charles Rossi, employee of Italian Trading Co., voluntarily surrendered and is wanted for spending from Seattle with a sum money.
Fred Welsenbach Fred Brows and Tom LeNeve wrote to the Northwest Products Bureau of Commerce protesting that the Oriente club sells tickets through Hancock Brothers instead of a local firm. The move raises concerns about preferred vendors and fair access for fans.
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