Flaming Itching Skin Diseases
The article argues most skin ailments stem from ignorance and mistreatment. It asserts the real issue lies in the blood and claims true relief comes from blood treatment rather than external remedies.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
10
The article argues most skin ailments stem from ignorance and mistreatment. It asserts the real issue lies in the blood and claims true relief comes from blood treatment rather than external remedies.
The text explains that skin irritation itching and inflammation are surface signs of a deeper condition. Patients seek local salves and washes while the real cure lies below the surface, as surface remedies cannot address the underlying disease.
A San Antonio furniture dealer reports six weeks of S S S use relieved a twelve year skin disease. The ad claims S S S cleanses blood of impurities to heal eczema and similar eruptions and offers free medical advice from Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
William Butler Yeats, the Irish poet, speaks in Seattle on the Irish issue outlining England’s party rivalries as the root of Ireland’s troubles. He cites Easter 1914, De Valera, Plunkett, and a push toward dominion home rule while noting Irish willingness to accept a Cuba-like relation to the United States. He warns young Ireland seeks death for Erin amid 1914 rebellion and current belief in political action. Yeats stresses Ireland’s reliance on faith rather than concessions from England.
Spokane identifies a drowned escapee Byron Syron of Garfield. Havana notes aviator Donatan G. Richards missing two days. Pendleton records a $20,000 fire at Ballinger Lumber Co. in Boardman. Tacoma reports Hannibal Spencer jailed 1 to 15 years for train robbery. Cambridge Boston Harvard professors' salaries to rise 40 to 50 percent. Calgary English plant explosion kills Charles Wilford and Frank Oram. W J Clennan injured. Spokane bones of a mastodon found near Penawawa on the Snake River. Peking missionary Dr A L Shelton freed by bandits. Centralia soldiers home project begun at $75,000. The Dalles pioneer William Galloway dies at 75. Olympia assistant AG Glenn F Fairbrook resigns. Mount Vernon miss Rose Lundie and others injured in auto crash.
Careful washing prevents ruined hair as soaps with high alkali dry the scalp and make hair brittle. Use Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo, pure and greaseless, one or two teaspoonfuls cleanses hair and scalp, lathers richly, rinses easily, leaving hair soft, silky, bright and easy to manage.
Mild F C Rogers of 1075 East Nineteenth Street North Portland says after thirty years of illness Tanlac cured him. He gained fifteen pounds and now eats freely with no indigestion. He suffered stomach trouble since 1590 with burning chest pains, nerves breakdown, and extreme weakness. After two months on Tanlac he reports improved sleep strength and recovery, praising the medicine and offering to vouch for its effectiveness. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
Drapery Section on the first floor offers mahogany finished floor lamps priced at 19 dollars and 50 cents each. Each lamp stands about 67 inches tall and features two burner Benjamin fixtures with silk cord and plug.
A catalog of discounted bedroom items includes 20 full size Steel Beds in Vernis Martin finish and 12 folding sewing tables in golden oak, plus 12 Mahogany finished room pieces and 6 White Ivory enameled dressers. Prices range from 3.50 to 39.50 with numerous rail and wardrobe options.
Drapery section advertises perfectly draping Madras curtains in cream with blue gold or rose figures. Colors fast and laundry-friendly. Sold by the yard at 85 cents. Located on the First Floor.
Curtain Marquisette in white cream and ecru priced at 50 cents per yard. Material 86 inches wide promised to drape well for home decor use.
Advert displays reduced linoleum and felt back floor coverings with brown tan wood and tile effects. Slashed quantities include 120 yards in brown and tan wood pattern, 200 yards tile pattern in tan and blue, and 100 yards felt back in tan, all offered at 69 cents per square yard.
Advertisement offers two hundred good quality window shades at one dollar each. Shades are dark tan, 36 inches wide and 6 feet long, mounted on roller. Suitable for summer needs with savings highlighted.
Manufacturer’s clean-up offers about three hundred high quality bed spreads including Satin Marseilles and Poplin with plain hemmed ends and scalloped corners. Immediate disposal with big price cuts. sizes range 72 by 90 to 90 by 100 inches priced from 4.50 to 16.00. Some sizes limited. early selections advised. phone or approval orders. Bedding Section First Floor.
Advertises 81 inch bleached sheeting in 90 cent per yard pricing. Describes good quality fabric suitable for full size beds and notes potential savings for homemakers finishing their own linens. Bedding section on the first floor.
Linen Section on first floor offers heavy quality hemstitched dresser scarfs measuring 18 inches by 45 inches for 50 cents each.
Turkish bath towels offered at 39 cents each in a compact size. Quality advertised as excellent with a bulk price mentioned for shoppers.
Leached muslin pillow cases 42x36 inches with wide hems priced 29 cents each. 2x90 inch sheets on special at 1 dollar 35 cents each.
An old yard sale list advertises crash toweling at 25 cents per yard and Huck towels of good quality with red bordered ends at 15 cents each.
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