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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Béediexs medicine sold by drug stores at 1.00 per bottle with enough supply for three months to treat catarrh of the head. It urges trying the remedy to save suffering.
In Paris a taxi quarrel escalated when Mile. La Deane Leclerc stabbed Rene Lennard who then drew a revolver and killed her. The incident occurred during the taxi ride.
Dandruff is removed and hair color restored naturally with Nourishine a tonic that nourishes the scalp and promotes growth. One bottle is usually effective and it is sold at Bartell Owl Swift Rhodes stores and others for 1.25. Nourishine is not a dye.
The Seattle Star runs a 24 part history puzzle series with daily prints. The 10th image invites readers to identify a related American historical event, offering a $5 prize for the best set of answers and $1 prizes for the next five.
A Seattle woman received a dated letter from a male inmate at the United States public health service hospital No. 69 in Tacoma describing a critical lack of clothing. He notes a tuberculosis ward with no underwear or outer garments, requests a suit, and highlights a family in need while praising Red Cross efforts that have yet to assist him.
DEPWADE England July 1 guardians refuse to issue free shoes to indigent parents who let their daughters attend dances.
King County Association of Graduate Nurses plans to issue bonds immediately to fund a proposed 400000 dollar nurses clubhouse in Beattie. The site search is underway with two hundred rooms and facilities to serve as central headquarters for nursing organizations. Nurses from across the country visiting Beat tle will be offered clubhouse courtesies.
The label Hub of the Universe was coined by Oliver Wendell Holmes for the Manseachu settlement statehouse and later extended to describe the city of Boston.
A testimonial from Los Angeles California recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after severe illness. The writer credits relief to the product and urges readers to try it, calling the company a true friend indeed. The letter cites a Guthrie Oklahoma reader and mentions a sister benefited as well.
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