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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
8
An advertisement promotes mercorized wax as a hygienic, natural method to remove faded outer skin and reveal younger-looking skin. It claims the wax, applied at night and washed off in the morning, reduces wrinkles and furrows and can be used with a saxolite and hazel wash lotion for toning effects.
An inquiry is under way to determine if Lillian May Cook, 18, a Brooklyn stenographer, was brought to New Haven in violation of the Mann white slave act. Miss Cook shot herself with a revolver borrowed from Mayo Radiator Co, where she worked. Virginius J. Mayo arrived at the scene and denied knowledge of her whereabouts after she disappeared two weeks ago.
The court upheld a recent initiative prohibiting employment agents from charging fees. The ruling confirms the ban as legal and enforceable, with the initiative applying nationwide to employment services.
Judge Mitchell of Thurston County Superior Court ruled yesterday against the Washington Teachers' agency seeking an injunction. This marks the second time the law has been upheld after an initial federal court test.
An old advertisement touts using ordinary refined coconut oil instead of soap to wash hair. It warns soaps and alkali dry the scalp and damage hair, while coconut oil cleanses thoroughly, conditions the scalp, leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage, with a small amount enough for the whole family.
George Francis Rowe of George Francis Rowe & Co advertisers was fined $25 in police court on charges tied to fraudulent newspaper advertising for a sale by Wester man Sehermer. The case arose after a morning paper alleged Rowe advertised shirts below cost but sold them for higher prices.
A reader asks if a hat is needed with no veil and suggests net or bride gown options. Advice covers costume fit, caveat emptor, child behavior on kissing games, writers and movie scenarios, and health tips including olive oil, lemon water, diet, and walking for liver health.
An Old remedy promotes Pepsin and mild botanical acids to ease upset stomachs in children. The ad claims safe, non narcotic relief and offers a free trial bottle by writing to De W. E. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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