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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
10
England will be represented by art judge Mrs Laura Knight on the jury of the International Art Exhibition in Pittsburgh this month. She is the first woman chosen for the committee. Her associates will include a Frenchman and two Americans.
Twenty children calling themselves crusaders travel from St. Louis to Washington to seek clemency for fathers jailed as wartime political offenders. They urge President Harding to follow other governments and free men whose crimes were political, noting J. M. Danley’s family plight after his Leavenworth imprisonment and his wife’s death.
The film on teeth holds food that ferments into acids, creating decay as acids contact the teeth. Germs multiply in it and tartar together are the main cause of pyorrhea, explaining most tooth troubles traced to the film.
The University of Washington lists more than 100 vocations across 15 divisions. Education leads with 45 specialized subjects, while business, engineering, nursing, law, pharmacy, and other fields offer multiple branches.
A persuasion piece describes Pepsodent boosting two in-mouth protective forces the starch digestant and the alkali that neutralizes acids. It promises improved tooth cleanliness film removal whitening and fresh alkaline mouth feel after each use and urges readers to cut out a coupon for a free 10 day tube.
Narcotics squad seized nineteen packages of narcotics valued at four to nine thousand dollars at retail prices during an early Tuesday raid on a waterfront rendezvous. No arrests were made as the smugglers fled before police arrival. The contraband had been smuggled in aboard a transpacific net from the Orient.
Ina Shields, 18, Edmonds high school student, died after attending a dance. Dr. C W Johnson, state chemist, found strychnine in the girl's stomach. An empty phial believed to contain the drug was found in her room, though relatives deny suicide.
An advertising piece promotes Rinso detergent claiming science makes dirt disappear with soap fats and suds not hard rubbing. It contrasts laundresses who scrub intensively with those who wash lightly yet achieve bright whites, thanks to Rinso’s cleansing balance.
Joseph Lopez, who married Nuxget Wright of Portland after claiming her first husband was dead, files in Superior Court to annul the Wright marriage. In Newark, Max Wilkofski dies of heart failure during a late card game after drawing a royal flush.
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