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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1921
Page
8
A. P. Smith alias Pat Smith, described as a bad check artist with a prior record, was jailed Tuesday on a warrant for first degree forgery after detectives D. J. McLennan and J. Doom arrested him near 1925 First Ave. The item also notes unrelated theater listings.
An old musterole advertisement touts relief for neuralgia headaches by rubbing on temples and neck and chest with hospital size jars sold for 3 dollars. The copy emphasizes pneumonia prevention and highlights G and C jars.
Hair removal method advertised using Delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste. Apply to skin, leave about two minutes, wash off to remove hair. Claims no harm or inconvenience if the real Delatone is purchased.
Bill Hart stars in O'Malley of the Mounted, a Royal Northwest Mounted Police story at the Strand this week. Eva Novak co stars in the feature that showcases Hart in a standout role with action throughout.
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