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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1916
Page
2
An advertisement touts Poslam as a concentrated healer for skin eruptions and rashes with rapid results. It mentions Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam and urges samples by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
An advertisement for Zemo ointment from Cleveland promotes a claim of conquering eczema. It asserts the product clears skin, stops itching, and heals sores, burns, wounds, and chafing quickly when used as directed, with pricing noted for extra large bottles.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound with olive oil, claim to purify the system and clear blood by stimulating natural bowel action. Packaged as pleasant coated tablets, they are advertised as a safe alternative to calomel with no after effects.
Secretary of State Lansing rebuked Ambassador von Bernstorff for distributing what papers claimed was Germany’s latest memorandum. The text, obtained by United Press, states Germany’s pledges remain, explains submarine warfare context, and defends arming merchantmen amid tensions over the Lusitania incident.
An advertisement touts mer corized wax as a nightly facial treatment to remove flaky cuticle and reveal a fresh complexion, claiming dramatic improvements with daily use. It warns wind and cold cause wrinkles and suggests a solution of powdered sexolite in alcohol as an antidote.
Dr. Brown challenges Mayor Gill or Fitzgerald to a Tuesday debate at Ballard in the Princess Theatre over the resolution that Fitzgerald has not served well and should not be re elected. Gill supports Fitzgerald and Brown extends the challenge to both. A second debate was tentatively set for Friday noon at the Good Eats cafeteria.
A vintage style advertisement promises D.DD skin remedy to cure itching burning and skin ailments. It claims many incurable cases were helped and offers a $1 trial with money back if the first bottle does not relieve. Swifts Pharmacy and Bartells Drug Stores carry the product.
An advertisement urged readers to improve digestion and overall health by fixing teeth. It argued decayed teeth disrupt digestion and cause nervousness, reducing work efficiency. It promoted contacting Dr. Clark at telephone number 7216 for an exam and cost estimate, highlighting low prices and a satisfaction guarantee by Dr. Clark.
A buyable home remedy claims liquid argon dissolves dandruff after nightly scalp application. Four ounces moisten the scalp to destroy flakes by morning with multiple repeats. itchiness stops and hair appears glossy and soft. Sold as an inexpensive drugstore product.
Brown blasts Gill for a 50 year rule affecting Seattle city laborers and claims the health department employs mostly foreigners not listed in the city directory. He asserts taxpayers are denied the right to work for their city.
Austin E. Griffiths outlines a platform of peace and efficiency in his mayoral bid. He cites council records to rebut Gill’s tax claims and recalls his own service as council member and police chief.
The ladies of the main office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co host their 12th annual dancing party at Redding's Queen Anne hall on Saturday evening March 4.
An old advertisement suggests washing hair with a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water then rinsing with clear water. It claims hair dries evenly and fluffy, appearing fuller, with less dandruff and scalp irritation, leaving a bright clean feel.
Dr. 1. BR. Clark launches Masager clinic at 1405 Third Avenue with NS. W. Cor. Thira and Unites named as local cross streets.
Edwin J. Brown argues in Seattle that Mayor Hiram Gill and rival Fitzgerald must debate on the question of Fitzgerald's record and calls for civil service reform. He cites age limits for park workers, Beattie Electricians, and Beattie rules, challenging the city to enforce lawful qualifications and address alleged political manipulation. Brown references a 1916 Civil Service letter denying a park helper exam due to age and notes foreign labor predominance in city labor, urging action and accountability.
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