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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
8
A reader learns to make a shampoo at home by dissolving a teaspoonful of can th in a cup of hot water. The mixture creates a shampoo liquid that covers the scalp and hair, removes dandruff and dirt, and leaves hair fluffy and lustrous after rinsing.
Use plain malsified cocoanut oil to wash hair instead of soaps or shampoos. Moisture hair with water, rub in a small amount to create rich lather, rinse to remove dust dandruff and oil, and enjoy bright fluffy manageable hair at low cost.
Motion picture show listings feature Anna Stewart in a spoof and Mabel Normand in Mickey. Colisee presents Williams in The Man Who Wouldn't Tell while Strand shows Marold Lockwood in The Great Romance and Moran in a comedy. News Weekly lists Jaonie Ward in Common Chay and Irene Penwick in Sin Woman.
The Liberty features Anita Stewart in Virtuous Wives as Amy Forrester, with Young and pretty newlywed amid modern turmoil. Common Clay stars Fannie Ward at Rex, while detective thrillers with Earle Williams play at Coliseum and Strand. Tom Mix headlines Hell Roarin Reform at Colonial. new openings include The Secret Garden with Lila Lee at Mission.
A short advertorial notes that Freezone costs only a few cents at drug stores. It promises relief for corns calluses and hard skin on the feet with a few drops, claiming the skin beneath remains pink healthy and never sore after removal.
Thomas Strafford, 62, drunk after drinking Seattle cider, was arrested near the Washington theatre in Seattle. He claimed Tacoma cider is better and told Municipal Judge John S. Gordon he only wanted to return home. The judge ordered a $10 payment as a lesson.
An Enaleh newspaper piece notes that leaders often rise late in wars. It cites Cromwell, Marlborough, Wellesley, Todleben, Petieras, and Grant as examples who achieved supreme command after beginnings modest or overlooked.
Federal officials charged four Seattle Chinese merchants Loule Kee Chin Gang Wong Hoo and Ne Fung with importing a tonic labeled flu remedy that tested 49 percent alcohol. They are held under bonds awaiting trial before the next US grand jury. Influenza sufferers reportedly bought the tonic at six dollars a bottle.
A safe dependable remedy relieves itching and irritation. The 35c or $1 bottle of Zemo cleanses and soothes the skin and helps pimples, eczema, blotches, ringworm, and similar troubles disappear. The Rosttry Clewest Co. advertisement claims quick relief and soft healthy skin.
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