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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

6

Women’s clothing bill would allow women to wear male garb

Special to The Star reports Obie Youngstown advocates a congressional bill letting women choose masculine dress or even masculine names. He argues it would unblock career access, cut time spent on cosmetics, and grant legal rights and independence in business. He cites current laws and fashion limits as barriers.

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Geta-It Corn Remover Promises Easy, Pain Free Peel

The ad promotes Geta-It corn remover as simple to use, painless, and lasting. It claims no tools or greasy ointments are needed, peeling the corn in one piece like a banana. Manufactured by J. Lawrence & Co in Chicago, it offers a money back guarantee and low cost at drugstores.

J. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Toe Mint Delivers Miracle Foot Relief Says Well Known Man

A prominent figure recounts quick relief from a stubborn corn using Toe Mint, praising its magical effect and the soothing cooling sensation. He contrasts prior plasters and remedies with the Japan born formula that loosens and pulls the corn out root and all, leaving the feet pain free.

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Mutt and Jeff to Play Here for Week

The famous duo Mutt and Jeff adapt into a musical comedy titled in the Woolley West at the Metropolitan opening with a Sunday matinee. Smith's Educated Bears and Dogs headline with unique stunts including two bears on a two wheel cycle and a dog on a slack rope. The program also features a rural playlet A Darn Good Reason, Abbott the Village Songster, Slarke's Whirlwind Dancers, a wedding on stage, and acts by The Carltons and The Lillies. The funeral of John R. Miller will be held Sunday at Eagles hall.

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