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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1922

Page

7

Harding to Study Dyer's China Bill

President Harding will personally study the Dyer bill to aid American firms in China. After a Dyer push and a Shanghai businessmen group, he will confer with Secretary Hoover who supports the measure. Senate amendments currenty block tax exemption provisions, favoring Britain and Japan.

Harding Dyer Washington China Missouri Shanghai Hoover Senate White House Hie Great Britain Japan

Cream Balm Relieves Stuffed Head Nostrils

An old advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm clears stuffed noses from catarrh or colds. It describes applying antiseptic cream into nostrils to soothe swollen membranes and provide instant relief with the nostrils opening and head clearing. The ad urges purchasing a small bottle at drug stores.

Ely

City Hikes Streetcar Trainmen Pay To Uniformed Ranks

City council meeting approves moving street railway trainmen from per diem to monthly salaries on top pay grades. New rates start at 156 dollars monthly first year, 146 second year, 150 third year, and 155 thereafter for dam work. Under a separate plan, conductors and motormen with six months service would reach 165 dollars monthly, sparking debate over unequal scheduling versus daily work load.

J. B. Hesketh

Local notes showcase timber sales and civic plans

Hoquiam forge on timber and infrastructure growth with 1971 permits worth 261 595 and 296 000 000 feet of timber in the Quinault Indian reservation offered by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Walla Walla County petitions seek protection of rich bottom lands while Walla Walla Trust Growers Inc opens two frame warehouses. A literacy commission aims to teach 18 826 illiterates in the state. Thurston County Holstein Friesian meeting planned in Olympia as livestock surveys spread to Walla Walla and Columba counties. Warren H. Towl of Company I 69th Infantry retires after 30 years. A Masonic vaudeville show is set for Port Angeles and funeral services for Thomas Harding are announced for Sunday.

Quinault Indian Reservation Bureau of Indian Affairs

Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys

An advertisement claims Dr Jad Salts cleans and stimulates kidneys, urging high water intake and a daily tablespoon of the solution in water before breakfast. It describes the salts as made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and promotes neutralizing urine acids to end bladder weakness.

Analysis of Balem College Students from Willamette Collegian

The Willamette Collegian at Willamette College Malem Ore reports a study of BALem students showing time spent on dressing recreation amusement and study plus work. The text notes differences between men and women in study and entertainment hours with unclear averages and a table excerpt.

Willamette Collegian Willamette College Malem Ore

Salvage Operation Lifts Ships by Air Injection

Salvage crews recover sunken vessels using compressed air to lift hulls from the ocean bottom. Divers assist as air caissons push ships upward, enabling retrieval and inspection of wrecked cargo and masts.

Mothers and Daughters Testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound

In Greenville Delaware a mother testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped both her and her eldest daughter after internal troubles and schooling interruptions. The ad notes many mothers and grandmothers advocate the medicine for its perceived benefits and urges others to try it.

Greenville Del

Cocoanut Oil Makes a Splendid Shampoo

An advertisement touts Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentle and safer for hair than alkali soaps and prepared shampoos. It claims it forms rich lather, cleanses scalp and hair, leaves hair silky and easy to manage, and is inexpensive and long lasting.

Nerve Inflammation Relief Ad Promises Fast Pain Ease

An advertisement touts Tyamol as quick, non narcotic relief for nerve pain felt in the shoulder, neck, arm, back, or leg. It claims skin absorption provides soothing nerve healing within minutes and cites a $1 price at Ow! Drug Co Bartell Drug Co and other druggists in San Francisco.

Paseo Willer Chas. A. Bertram Aye Chicago Ow! Drug Co Bartell Drug Co Byames Comany, Mfg San Franciseco

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