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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1922

Page

3

Won’t Take the Kind Offer on Photoplay Training

A writer chastises a Chicago institute offering lucrative but costly scenario training. He recalls misgivings about the program and warns readers to avoid such schools, noting studios rarely aid aspiring writers and suggesting genuine talent should not pay for instruction. He stresses experienced writers seek better opportunities elsewhere and urges dismissing the institute’s literature.

Newt Will Blank Drank Mr. Blank Los Angeles California

Free asthma relief offer from Clyde Leavengeed ad

An advertisement claims people in many climates report relief from asthma and hay fever after using a free trial of a product called Pormala. It promises a regular bottle if not satisfied for 1.95 with postage paid and asks readers to send their name to Clyde Leavengeed, 1978 W Pine Street Reedale Kansas.

Todey Clyde Reeedale Kansas

Candy as Food A Doctor Warns on Sugar Intake

Dr. Kr. H. Bishop warns that children and sedentary women overly consume candy, while busy women can safely enjoy moderate amounts. He notes candy is food and a chocolate caramel or fudge square holds about 100 calories, implying inactive lives need fewer calories than active laborers.

Sidelights on Bell St Show Highlights North Registrants

The Bell Street exhibition features two new registrants from the North A Pinklett of Tanana Alaska and Charlies Becklund of Kathi. Notable display by Schnabacher Bros. Co Seattle's Oldest Business House with Northwest canned goods. J C Stewart first view president NLCM visits, calling Philadelphiaers to discover local country life. Health cautions on candy consumption and meal patterns accompany the coverage.

A. Pinklett Tanana Alaska Charlies Becklund Kathi Schnabacher Bros. & Co Seattle Pacific Northwest J. C. Stewart National League of Commission Merchants Philadelphia

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