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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
A merchant ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a remedy to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims to restore luster stop dandruff and itching and make hair appear fuller and younger with simple nightly application on dampened strands.
An old style health ad promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It markets a trial bottle, mentions symptoms like frequent urination and backache, and cites Dr Kilmer Co offers including a free sample and a book by mail from Binghamton New York.
The King County Medical Society publicity committee summaries Dr. Friedmann’s tuberculosis culture claims. They question whether living tubercle germs injected into the body could be harmless or protective and whether such cultures could remain harmless or become virulent, stressing extreme caution before any product reach the market.
The Panamanian landlord in the Isthmus, pleased by Canal progress, notes high rents and cash dealings. American influence spurs sanitation, reform, and policing by uniformed native officers. Lumber, fruit, and agriculture rise with new plantings of rubber, coconut, and banana as development begins.
San Rafael March 20 Rev W J Call a deposed Protestant chaplain at San Quentin admitted borrowing 1500 dollars from convicts to support his family and asked not to be prosecuted. Warden John E Hoyle called Call a "bad actor" but declined to press charges stating he will abandon religious work and repay every cent with God's help.
Pauline Wayne, Taft’s cow and four year house guest at the White House, sighs over leaving as Democrats bustle through the historic mansion. She is moved to Wisconsin after her presence is noticed among the visiting ladies.
Prince Ernest of Cumberland chosen as groom to the Kaiser's only daughter. The engagement links British nobility with German imperial royal lines, signaling a significant alliance between two ruling houses.
F. T. Hickox advertising manager of Fraser-Paterson will address the journalism department class at the University of Washington next Tuesday at 1 oclock in Room A Daily building. The public is welcome. The topic is Maple Land Methods of Department Store Advertising.
Governor Lister announced April 5 as Apple Day in Washington. He urged cooks statewide to show ingenuity in preparing new apple dishes and serving ideas.
Mrs. Michael Shortell died in a Kingston hospital after a frightened reaction to noises from a delirious patient in an adjoining room. She was recovering from an operation when the fright worsened her wound. Her husband remains critically ill in the same hospital.
An offer promotes joining a piano club to obtain a new Per fected Player Piano on terms of $2 a week. Members receive use of a music roll library and a wholesale buying chance as if a dealer, with ownership possible without missing payments.
Mrs. Rose Tartar of Yonkers New York was arrested after beating her husband for staying out half an hour after supper.
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