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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
5
A remedy claims to rid dandruff and stop itching by nightly application of four ounces of ordinary arvon dissolved in liquid. it promises to dissolve dandruff by morning and improve hair appearance after a few uses, available at drug stores for little cost.
In Scranton Pennsylvania authorities opt not to prosecute Vivian Elston an 18 year old girl disabled by a blizzard and living in Potter county poorhouse following a bank or post office robbery. She fled two miles on exposed ground after crawling in freezing conditions. She was aided by Annie Whitehead and William Tadder who helped her disguise in a baseball suit.
An old advertisement touts Ely’s Cream for opening nasal passages and easing cold symptoms. It claims quick relief by applying a small amount in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and clear airways.
A San Francisco dentist’s claim to painless care is promoted through patient testimonials. The letter describes a painful prior extraction and praises the practice for pain free results, affordability, and high workmanship, urging readers to seek treatment now.
Regal Dental Offices operates at 1405 Third Avenue N W corner Third and Union with L R Clark as manager. The listing highlights location and contact details for patients seeking dental services.
Seattle attorney analyzes Senate Bill 300 as it parallels prior proposals, argues it empowers cities and the public service commission to grant, extend, or withhold franchises while creating near perpetual monopolies. He warns the measure would bypass competition and threaten state power over utilities and water resources.
Gov Lister accuses employers of breaking a promise after backing a plan to appoint a commission of employers and employees to draft a new measure. The three employers named Alex Polson J R McGoldrick and William Pigott joined three industrial commission members in backing a bill lawmakers then sidetracked.
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin instantly relieves fermentation and sour stomach. It asserts the product neutralizes stomach acid, absorbs gas, stops fermentation, and digests any food within five minutes, with a fifty cent cost at pharmacies.
Advertises Harfina hair treatment claiming to stimulate scalp growth and stop hair loss. Promotes 60-cent bottle with free dandruff comb and money-back guarantee if not satisfied. Appears as a period promotional copy emphasizing beauty and health benefits.
Radcliffe College in Cambridge imposes a gymnasium drill requiring all half girls to practice sliding down the rope escape. Fire chief Marjorie Bridgmen enforces the rule prompting disturbance among dormitory residents.
Miss Caroline Fairchild Stewart wins the beauty prize from the Society of Colonial Cavaliers at the Southern Relief ball in Washington DC. The Cavaliers select the most beautiful girl at the Southern ball each year.
Governors of the federal reserve banks met in Washington to discuss extending and perfecting the new currency system. Committees reported plans to facilitate exchange including state banks in the federal system and a uniform accounting method.
Forty one railroad companies submit requests to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking approval to raise freight rates. The filings indicate proposed rate hikes across multiple routes and commodities, signaling a broad effort to adjust pricing amid changing market conditions.
Washington notes that Congress narrowly avoided banning liquor in the District of Columbia and that President Wilsons licensing board appears to favor prohibition. The piece cites typical board tactics associated with brewing interests and hints at imminent restrictions.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle universal laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse stomach liver and bowels within hours, curing coughs fevers and colds by evacuating bowels. The text warns against counterfeits and encourages asking for the genuine product.
An ad touts bisulated magnesia as an antacid to stop fermentation and neutralize stomach acid. A major druggist has developed a 1/4 grain tablet that preserves the antacid benefits of the powder, offering a convenient form now stocked by druggists and prescribed by physicians.
Everett reports Jacob Myers once valued at nearly $150 000 has been driven to ruin and insanity after losing about 25 000 to Seattle swindlers. He is now at Steilacoom under care.
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