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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
7
Mrs Raber of 446 Farnsworth Ave Aurora says Tanlac made her well after two years of post meal distress heart palpitations backache and misery She praises Tanlac as the best medicine and notes Bartel's Seattle stores and other druggists sell it.
John McCullough 24, son of Mr and Mrs John H McCullough of 1612 Ravenna bid, died Tuesday in St Paul Minnesota. Born in Seattle he lived here most of his life. He spent recent years traveling seeking health. Survived by his parents six brothers and three sisters.
A white mustard ointment promises relief from rheumatism and joint stiffness. It claims to match the effects of a mustard plaster without the blister and is recommended by doctors and nurses. Sold in 5c and 6k jars and tubes, hospital size $3.00. Better than a mustard plaster.
Cynthia Grey responds to a reader about the modern American girl and the social rule that women must wait for men to invite them to amusements. The letter-writer argues men set the moral tone and urges changing society to let women attend events alone or invite men, promoting the single standard and high ideals. The piece cites women’s independence, career gains, and calls for reform of male behavior as essential to moral progress.
A brief ad promotes Boldt's Coffee with a cheerful invitation and a friendly tone, highlighting its warmth and appeal to readers looking for a comforting beverage choice.
Readers seeking hominy muffins and other hominy dishes can obtain recipes by writing to The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1222 New York ave Washington D C and including two cents for postage.
The Mird of Paradine at the Metropolitan opens next week with Ann Reader starring as Luana the Mawalian princess. The role, famed as a career maker, has previously launched Laurette Taylor Lenore Ulric and others to stardom. Reader’s rapid rise follows early notices of her cleverness during Miretwhile Busan previews and Tully’s private assessment in Philadelphia.
A farm note reports 28 hens now lay 27 eggs daily with birds wet and unwell. Advice suggests prompt sourcing of feed and remedies from poultry dealers or mail order to maintain egg production and hen health.
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