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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
13
A patient describes dramatic relief from high blood pressure swollen limbs and neural pain after Dr Loughney’s Bake Oven treatment. She credits weight loss and reduced girth to the procedure and promotes Dr Loughney’s dietary plan and his book Free to You Postpaid.
In a snowstorm Monday a Mountaineers club member from Glen Oak was found after missing days near a school house by Tradition Lake. Harold Salley’s body was discovered in a thicket guarded area and authorities continued inquiries into the incident.
Councilman A. T. Drake introduces an ordinance to appropriate 5000 dollars for an investigation of Pacific Telephone Company rates. The funds will hire experts to gather evidence, alleging the company overcharged 65,000 customers by 75 cents monthly for two years.
A longtime Cincinnati barber shares an inexpensive home formula to darken gray hair. Mix water bay rum glycerine and a barber’s compound, apply twice a week until the desired shade appears. The ad claims the method makes hair look twenty years younger and safe for the scalp.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for colds, congestion, rheumatic pain, and sore muscles. It promises immediate tingling heat within minutes and claims the rub is made from red peppers and can be bought at any drug store.
Dr. Franklin Prince and party travel the drifted road to the deserted MacDonald farm to investigate reports of a ghost causing small fires and moving animals during the night. The MacDonald family fled after the disturbances.
A returning soldier discusses finding a permanent job in Seattle. He recalls his worries about fitting in and finally lands work with modest down payment and small weekly pay. He mentions Cherry's on Second Avenue between Madison and Spring in the Malto Building.
The article advises early diet adjustment as fat tends to store. It recommends supervised fat loss if needed, weight tracking, and cautious calorie counting. It urges avoiding high fuel foods and bulky low value dishes, and excludes cream desserts, puddings, cakes, and pies.
Principal speaker A Reeves Aylimore will discuss the 30 10 school tax bill before the Tax Reduction council at the Good Pats cafeteria 11 Second Ave Wednesday noon. Parent Teacher associations members may attend.
Every resident of the Phinney Ridge district is invited to a Wednesday meeting at p.m. in the John B. Allen school. The Phinney Improvement club will reorganize with new officers elected. A program and refreshments are planned.
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