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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1922
Page
7
Mothers urged to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. The ad touts a tasty California Pie flavor, promises rapid bowel relief within hours, and claims millions of mothers keep it on hand. It warns against imitations and notes directions are on the bottle.
Special meetings scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday begin at 8 o clock at the Scandinavian of the Salvation Army located on Ocect Ave and Mainst. The services will be led by Command Mandis Sandbers.
Three state groups of field representatives of the veterans bureau will return to the field on Wednesday to hear claims of disabled World War veterans for government compensation or vocational training programs.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick hair strengthener that stops dandruff and hair loss within ten minutes. It claims the product nourishes roots, enhances growth, and makes hair appear thicker and more vibrant for girls seeking lively, glossy locks.
The Natural Parks association of Washington calls on all commercial and civic organizations to join a state wide drive to protect scenic resources. The plan emphasizes preserving virgin timber along highways and expanding a system of parks and border plantings with funding from the motor vehicle license fund.
Mr Fe H Boots of Buchanan County Iowa reports a DIY hair darkening formula. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum one box Barbo Compound and one ounce glycerin. Apply every other day until desired darkness. claim it does not color the scalp wash off or rub off and makes a gray head look twenty years younger.
In Chicago Miss Mary Landon Baker and Allister McCormick were to wed at a fashionable Presbyterian church. The ceremony was halted as Miss Baker was indisposed and under physician care while Rev John Timothy Stone announced no wedding would take place. McCormick is linked to Harold F McCormick of International Harvester and to John D Rockefeller's family through marriage.
Alee Konen wrecked his own miloon and saved the police s job. The dry squad attempted to aid the case. Alee grabbed a re volver and chair, running his stock and furniture.
The Star reports Leone LaVerne Foote of Chelan county is exonerated after draft records wrongly listed him as a deserter. Maj. Gen. Wright of the Ninth Corps area says no induction into military service is on record and Foote’s name is struck from the deserters list.
An endorsement from Portland Indiana urges mothers to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for girls with headaches back pains and irritability. It claims the remedy relieves such symptoms and contains no harmful ingredients.
The Shipping Board faces poor sales of surplus materials under Emergency Fleet policy. Only about 20 percent of original cost is estimated as sales value, with actual prices far lower, risking large unsold lots and possible drastic discounts. Purchasers remain unspecified while housing project prices rise part of the average.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Boldt’s large loaves priced at ten cents, signaling a price reduction for bakery products. The note showcases a local bread seller emphasizing affordability and value to attract customers.
Notices invite applications for exams to be held by the U S civil service commission. Positions include assistant biologist biogical survey druggist file clerk and various services with locations in Oregon and Helena Montana. Also listed are toxicologist chemical welfare service pathologist chemical warfare service and associate pathologist. Berlin report notes fifty injured by a bomb blast at a market during New Year celebrations in Dinkelsbuehl Bavaria.
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