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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
4
An old advertisement notes using a delatone powder mixed with water on the dressing table to erase ugly growths. Apply the paste to the hairy surface for 2 to 3 minutes, rub off, and wash the skin. Hair may vanish after one treatment, but care should be taken to buy the Fender atone.
A film night review notes William Faversham as a cold faced safecracker in The Silver King at Liberty showing through Sunday. The plot centers on high society, a planned jewel theft gone wrong, and a fatal interruption.
Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink attended The Silver King at the Liberty this week with star William Faversham. Schumann Heink is allied with Barbara Castleton, the pretty young co star, and Sunnyside with Charlie Chapin is billed as the next comedy.
Relief comes instantly with a two hour dosage schedule of three doses to end grippe misery and severe cold symptoms. It opens blocked nostrils and passages, stops nasal discharge, relieves headache fever sore throat and stiffness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
An old remedy touts hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and bowels. Proponents say it clears toxins, improves skin tone, banishes headaches and indigestion, and boosts appetite for breakfast within a week.
Special dispatch from Kiev describes Ukrainian women in bright colors and elaborate wedding customs. Ukrainian brides wear flowers and diadems, with betrothed girls in kerchiefs. Weddings feature red ribbons and horse harness streamers, while virtue governs solemnity if the pope disapproves.
Rail service on the Ballard line will run with limited cars connecting West 85th to 20th and Leary in 14 minutes, Flat and Leary to Third and Stewart in 20 minutes, and Third and Stewart to Fourth and Jefferson in nine minutes. This schedule serves Ballard patrons with shorter waits during peak usage.
Edward F. Trefz former U S Chamber field representative will address the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club at Friday noon. He will discuss What About the Nation’s Business of Tomorrow in his topic.
Presiding Judge Calvin Hall of the superior court scheduled the condemnation proceeding brought by Seattle to open widen and extend West Marginal Way for February 6. An appraisal of the property will be ready by January 10.
A Chicago Women’s Club notice urges women over 40 to tint gray hair for career and social success. It promotes a brown hair dye called Brownatone claiming safe formulas without lead or harmful metals, offering two shades and mail order free trial.
The Kenton Pharmacal Co located at 433 Coppin Tide Covington KY encloses 10 cents to cover postage and packing for a trial package of Brownatone. The note requests shade preference light to medium brown or dark brown and asks the recipient to mark shade and mail with full name and address.
Soap and shampoos often contain too much alkali drying the scalp and making hair brittle. Using ordinary refined coconut oil with water forms a rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp without residue. It leaves hair soft, silky, and easy to manage and is inexpensive for family use.
Salt Lake City merchant John Held records his shoes noting two pairs of Nedlin Soles wore for nineteen months while he is on his feet most of the time. Neolin soles promise long wear and lower shoe bills. Made by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Akron Ohio with Wingfoot Heels claimed to outwear others.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a counterirritant for neuralgia lumbago sciatica and related aches. It claims the warming application draws blood away from congested parts to relieve swollen vessels and ease pain.
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