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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1918
Page
5
A historical column notes Sergeant George Comstoc Comstock and a lingering trail of alcohol related rumors. The piece references past investigations, local memory, and ongoing anecdotes surrounding the officer’s era.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a product claim for Ely’s cream to clear nasal passages during a cold. It mentions relief in minutes and a sense of comfort after applying the product. The reading includes garbled phrases and stray words about air, swelling, and misery.
Mer City squad leader linked to the Faulkner bootlegging ring vows to recover liquor seized in a raid on his home the day of arrest. He says he will retrieve it by any means, insisting the liquor was legally obtained under permit rules.
A health advice item promotes oil of kerein capsules as a simple, safe way to lose weight without dieting or exercise. It urges daily outdoor time, weekly weigh ins, and using the capsules before bed and after meals, claiming noticeable weight loss and improved health for those 10 to 60 pounds overweight.
Bill Hart's Pinto pony Fritz receives a hearty Los Angeles audience ovation in his farewell act during The Narrow Trail shown in local theaters. Hart thanks Fritz on stage in cowboy attire as crowds applaud the iconic animal that aided his early cinema success.
Joe Revelle, charged with grand larceny after a raid on the Commercial hotel and bailed at 5000 dollars, says he will speak after the case is settled. He adds he is not afraid of anyone in or out of the department and will consider actions only after developments.
A vintage style advertisement touts Danderine as a guaranteed hair grower and dandruff remover. It claims hair becomes soft glossy and abundant within minutes with several weeks of use revealing new hair. The copy urges purchase at drug stores and notes dramatic results.
Labor department settles Pacific Coast shipbuilders strike with a zero wage increase for 1917. Commissioner Raymond J. Stevens testifies before the senate investigating committee that the move aims to cover rising living costs.
The advertisement touts Q ban Hair Color Restorer as a non dyeing product that restores youthful hair color gradually. It targets women, claiming active, youthful appearances open doors to opportunity and that aging signs like gray hair are passing.
A vintage advertisement touts Xbas as a non staining scalp treatment that can be washed out and used daily by children and adults. It claims to eradicate dandruff, keep hair healthy and promote growth, with a money back guarantee and emphasis on hygienic standards.
In San Francisco on January 8, the United States circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of J. D. Spreckels & Co. in a long running 1895 litigation against ER A. Graham, builder of the Coos Bay Roseburg and Eastern Railroad and Navigation Co., an Oregon line serving Beaver Hill coal mines.
An advertisement lists bedspreads and linen items with multiple sizes and prices. Items include 72x84 inch cloth coverings filled with new cotton, 70x80 inch pieces weighing about 5 lbs in checks, gray or white spreads with borders, three quarter beds with Marseilles patterns, white crocheted spreads, and 64x76 inch white tan and gray spreads with pink and blue borders. Prices range from 1.39 to 8.00 per pair or each.
Made up in attractive designs of lace and organdie regular values up to 50c To Silk Soutache Braid 10c Bolt These come in 12 yard bolts Colors are brown champagne light blue green and taupe regular price 25c To clean up 10c bolt Made from a good quality of cotton pan Colors red tan Size 414 only weeaiee value 20c pair To clean up now 3 pairs for
In California the Rominger initiative aims to separate wines and beer from saloons by a statewide vote. It would prohibit saloons from July 1 1919, allow wine and beer sales for local use or export, and permit serving in meals and banquets with limits on alcohol content and hours. Home purchases up to 21 percent allowed in limited quantities.
A social note invites couples to Gianetti's Cafe located at Second and Union following a show. The brief promotes a postperformance gathering for attendees and partners.
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