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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
7
Article details a home remedy using Parmint and hot water to treat catarrh and related ear and head symptoms. It claims most ear troubles arise from catarrh and that about 90 percent of cases may be cured with the described regimen and dosing schedule.
To keep hair in good condition use cocoanut oil shampoo as it is greaseless and mild. A small amount produces a rich creamy lather that cleanses the hair and scalp, removes dust and dandruff, and leaves hair silky and easy to manage. It is cheap and widely available at grog stores.
A lady pictured will visit the Editorial room of The Star to identify herself and receive two Moor tickets.
When birds return in early spring they may be drawn to trees near homes by placing a shelled cocoanut with suet nearby. The text notes fortunate people have many complaints and few diseases, implying a healthful garden observation.
Dr Mirza Ahmad Sohrab, pupil of Abu Baha and leader of Bahaism, spoke at the Arcade building on Thursday urging a United States of the World. He argued patriotism fuels conflict and Bahaism seeks to remove racial prejudice and hostility rather than abolish races or religions.
The cabinet outlined steps to boost food output in England. Wheat price support will match the import price up to five pounds for eight bushels. Hog products exit price control February 29 while sheep and cattle move from control on July 4. The article notes the Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export company leaders at their annual meeting.
The saying compares candidates to a watch where success depends on their actions. It suggests that whether they run well is determined more by the quality of their work than by appearances or promises.
Mrs KB T Chapin, Spokane society woman, testified on Mrs Julia Mildred Thurston's good character in San Francisco. Thurston, ill with pneumonia, nears recovery after an acquittal related to the death of Miss Jean Kimball, a debt repaid for nursing Chapin's child back to health.
The Palace Hip offers the farce Lets Get Married as the headline with lively music and a jazz wedding finale. The act features two men and two girls with ventriloquist Lawrence Johnston and a lifelike dummy performing original and recent material.
An ad touts Diamond Dyes offering new vibrant color to gingham house dresses aprons blouses skirts sweaters coats and more. It claims guaranteed fadeless results on wool linen cotton and mixtures with an in package direction book and a druggist color card.
The Sakata Trio perform a lively act using jing elings of screens umbrellas and barrels. Bert and Elsie Matthews stand out with youth appearance and talent billed as Those Klassy Kids amid the entertainment and laughter.
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