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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement touts a blood cleansing product said to purify the blood and prevent diseases. It links impure blood to rheumatic pain eczema and other skin conditions and claims the remedy has been used for over 50 years. It invites readers to write to Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for literature and medical advice.
W L Eaton announces safety week from April 4 and urges broad city support. Faton, head of the finance and public city committee, says almost all businesses and groups back the drive. Tag sales at 50 cents each to fund the effort began Tuesday. Additional details to be shared at Rotary and Kiwanis meetings.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal cure for women's weakness. It claims relief from pain nervousness and fatigue with improved skin eyes and cheeks after use. The text promotes tablet or liquid forms and mentions an Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for trial samples.
Readable catalog notes show a display of marmalade jars with Cologne bottles and hand painted plates featured at a fifth meet event.
An advertisement offers women’s bloomers priced at $1.00. Available in white and flesh colors, described as good quality, well made, and full cut for comfortable wear.
Special sale notes800 yards striped satin messaline in brown green tan gray purple blue for dresses blouses skirts and linings. Crepe cashmere 255 yards navy burgundy gray old rose cardinal seal brown 36 inches. Japanese pongee 400 yards 36 inches. White habutai 4.00 200 yards. White corduroy 150 yards 1.00. Golden brown corduroy 650 yards 1.00. Wistaria velvet cord 42 yards 1.00. First Floor.
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