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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1917

Page

3

Red Front Clothing Ad Promises Walk-Over Shoes Sale

An ad from The Red Front Clothing Co announces Walk-Over Shoes and other menswear at deep sale prices. The copy touts stock bought from South Bend and the Emporium, with items including Florsheim, Red Cross, and Walk-Over shoes, suits, shirts, and undergarments priced well below cost. The sale begins Wednesday at 9 am at 1508-10 First Avenue opposite the Public Market. The piece ends noting the naval training ship Goldsborough moves to Portland and Mount Rainier’s name change proposal to Mount Lincoln.

Red Cross Griffon Collegian Cluett Rogers Black Bear Boss of Red Front Clothing Company First Avenue Pike Street

Moviegoers flock to wide slate of 1918 era shorts and features

Six year old George Stone stars as Jim Bludso’s son in Lib erty screening to applause while Wilfred Lucas returns as Jim Blud with The Trey of Hearts fame. Milind Justice at Clemmer, The Sins of Her Parent in rain at the Coliseum, The Libertine with John Mason at Rex. Al St John and Alice Lake in A Grab Rag Bride at the Mission. The Vixen starring Theda Bara at Strand. Charlotte Walker shifts from stage to screen in Pardners at Strand. Gertrude Selby in The Double Room Mystery at the Colonial. Harry Carey heads Love’s Lariat at Class A. Slavery themed plot threads noted in passing.

Georgie George Stone Jim Bludso the Liberty Bludso Wilfred Lucas Jim Blud al St. John Keystone Roscoe Arbuckle Alice Lake The Mission Theda Bara Vixen

Blunders Lead Germany Into Serious Trouble

Washington February 6. Allied diplomats declare that a chain of German diplomatic blunders pushed Germany toward war. They cite Belgium expecting to fight, England joining France and Russia, and Germany assuming the United States would merely protest. They warn Germany now risks war by pursuing unrestricted U boat warfare that endangers American life and property.

America Germany Belgium England France Russia United States Wilson

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

A vintage drugstore pitch promotes Pape's Cold Compound to end grippe and severe cold by taking a dose every two hours for three doses. It claims to open nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and feverishness, with quick relief and a 26 cent price.

Pape

Simple Coconut Oil Hair Shampoo Advice

A advertisement advises using plain refined coconut oil as a shampoo to avoid alkali in soaps. It claims coconut oil cleanses scalp with minimal drying, produces rich lather with little oil, and leaves hair silky and easy to manage. inexpensive and available at most drug stores.

Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Fast Relief at Home

A home remedy touts Pinex cough syrup as fast relief for throat chest and bronchial irritation. It claims to ease coughing loosen phlegm and improve sleep within 24 hours, with a sugar syrup mix and guaranteed refund offered by The Pinex Co Wayne Ind.

Pinex Co.rt Wayne, Ind

Letters on love, marriage, and family duty examined

Readers ask about kissing before marriage, responsibilities at home, and risk in remarriage. Advice emphasizes reserving kisses for the husband, avoiding supporting burdens beyond means, and respecting marriage as binding until dissolution.

Lawmakers push name changes for mountains and sounds

On February 6 in Olympia representatives introduced multiple resolutions to rename geographic landmarks. proposals include renaming Puget Sound to Seattle Sound and Mount Rainier to Mount Tacoma among others. The Mount Rainier effort may pass the senate after house approval.

Olympia Mount Rainier Glass King County Puget Sound Seattle Sound Whalge Bishop Jefferson County Hood Canal Port Gamble Canal Renick Chinacum Senate House

Freezone promises painless corn removal by finger application

A Cincinnati authority endorses Freezone as a cheap painless remedy for corns and calluses. A few drops on the horn lift the corn without pain, with the compound drying instantly and not irritating surrounding tissue. The note notes high heel footwear harms women's feet and coins the claim.

Cincinnati

Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Aid for Kidney Troubles

Seattle readers endorse Dean's Kidney Pills to ease back and hip pains blamed on weak kidneys. Mrs. Albert Fisher of 3042 Fourteenth Ave West reports steady backache from a cold settling in kidneys, solved after using Dean's Kidney Pills.

Dean Seattle Albert Fisher Fourteenth Ave. W

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