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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
8
Advert says stomach upset stems from clogged bowels and promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that arouses the liver and aids digestion. It claims no griping and notes olive color as a identifier. The wording mentions a rumor about Mary Miles Minter’s engagement to Tommy Dixon, which is denied.
A historical note discusses frequent addressing errors delaying mail due to abbreviations like Mo Md Ind Va Pa and similar forms. It compares block and setover addressing systems, cites duplications of city names across states, and shows examples such as John Smith at 904 Main St Ray Texas and Joan Smith Ray.
The executives of the workers unemployment council demand immediate city work on public projects for ten years, use of vacant buildings as sleeping quarters for the unemployed, union wages, and an eviction ban for nonpaying tenants. May Collins stars in Red Hot Romance, a new Anita Loos and John Emerson screen story.
Walter McGrail Ernest Butterworth and Anita Stewart star in Her Mad Bargain at the Coliseum. Columbia shows Dont Get Personal with Marie Prevost. Mabel Normand headlines at the Strand with a strong supporting cast. The Winter Garden features The Great Moment with Gloria Swanson and Milton Sills. Exit the Vamp opens at the Liberty with Ethel Clayton. Blue Mouse runs A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court starring Pauline Starke. Beyond the Crossroads with Ora Carewe opens at the Colonial. The Broadway Buckaroo starring William Fairbanks screens at the Rex. Danger Valley, Neal Hart’s desert story, appears at the Oak. Ernst Lubitsch arrives in America to study film methods.
A vintage advertisement promises a smile with Boldt’s Coffee offered at six cents. The short copy emphasizes affordability and consumer pleasure under a simple sales pitch.
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