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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1917

Page

8

Hair Coloring Ad Promises Natural Color Restoration

An advertisement touts Q-Pan Hair Color Restorer for natural color and healthy, luxurious hair. It claims a large bottle for 50 cents at Owl Drug Co Bartell Drug Co or any good drug store and suggests writing Heasi Ellie Prug Co Memphis Tenn with druggist names. It also promotes Q-Ran Hair Tonic Liquid Shampoo and Toilet Soap along with a free illustrated book Hair Culture.

Owl Drug Co Bartell Drug Co Ellie Prug Co Memphis Tenn

Seattle men feeding army at cantonment

At American Lake, a Seattle Tacoma firm prepares to feed 1000 to 3000 workers for six weeks as barracks rise. Six kitchens and dining rooms, 150 staff, and a novel waste program cut waste to about a quarter pound per man daily. Water pipes, sewers, and meals drive construction logistics.

American Lake American Lake Cantonment Cantonment Tacoma Pacific Commissary Co Seattle F W_ Sullivan Hurley-Mason Co F. W. Beachwood Hoover Commissary Company Washington Sullivan

Goldwyn to Release Four New Films This Fall

Goldwyn announces its first four productions with dates for September 9 Polly of the Circus starring Mae Marsh September 24 Baby Mine with Madge Kennedy October 7 Fighting Odds featuring Maxine Elliott and October 21 The Spreading Dawn starring Jane Cowl. The studio will have at least 12 pictures ready by September 1 and plans six months ahead production. The Cook of Canyon Camp features George Beban in a departure from his usual roles. Earle Williams, star of The Maelstrom, narrowly escaped illness during production and has since recovered.

Goldwyn Mae Marsh Polly of Margaret Mayo Madge Kennedy Maxine Elliott Hal Cooper Megrue Irvings Cobb Jane Cowl George Beban Cafe Des Enfants Beban Canyon Camp

Ship Board Row Delays Government Ship Program

Goethals and Denman clash over ship yard plans and commandeering steel vessels delaying the U S government ship building program. Goethals supplied details on two government yards and 400 fabricated steel vessels while a board meeting may occur today if Denman approves.

Ship Board Row Washington Goethale Denman Goethals Shipping Board Informa Tion Goethals

Onion and cabbage diet urged by St. Paul lecturer

Mrs Annt Peterson, domestic science lecturer, advised club women in St. Paul to eat an onion, half a pound of cabbage or womach, half a grated turnip and a handful of cranberries daily to stay beautiful.

Annt Peterson St. Paul

Film Stars Highlight 1919 Screen Lineup and Roles

Pauline Frederick departs her usual screen persona in The Love That Lives with a different ending. Blanche Sweet shines as a Southern heroine in Those Without Sin. Mary Pickford charms as Less Than the Dust and travels to Scotland in The Pride of the Clan. Pickford also stars in A Poor Little Rich Girl as a neglected heiress. Gretchen Hartman, misidentified as Mexican, plays Juanita in The Love Thief. James Cooley appears in The Eternal Sapho, linked to a pioneer film group alongside Pickford, Walthall, and Robinson. Kitty Gordon returns to World with Forget-Me-Not under a new contract.

Blanche Sweet India Mary Pickford Scotland

Lew Fields Returns to Star in World Pictures Brady-Made

Lew Fields is back promoting World Pictures Brady-Made after a box office success with The Man Who Stood Still. The piece notes Fields called the David Warfield of the screen and previews upcoming adaptations from Walt Mason's poems and stories.

Lew Fields World Pictures Man David Warfield Walt Mason

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