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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
9
Mrs C F Wagner writes a testimonial praising Legee eyes Human Bake Oven and described diet claims that gall stones and a suspected blader operation were avoided. She mentions Dr Rake Oves and Dr Leugh, and notes a Montana mining district with copper metals valued over a billion dollars.
Unclear OCR listing offers a "CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS" device or apppliance sold by mail order. Mentions 154 new items, two Yale keys, and a price of 550 with C O D shipping. Provided address in Seattle Washington area.
A note from Second Ave at the Rialto describes Miss Brown wearing a purple hat and a new outfit. Friends report her surprise when asked about buying clothes, noting Cherry’s offers a spring outfit with little down payment. The ad mentions a location near the Pig’n Whistle and an elevator.
The interview presents Major T. J. Cunningham, California born Seattle resident since 1910, veteran of the Spanish American War, who runs on a one term, businesslike platform. He pledges tax relief, municipal ownership of utilities, and a nonpolitical, independent approach, returning to insurance after his term.
Mrs Curist from Cincinnati credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from illness that kept her from work. After taking the first bottle she felt better, continued with the full regimen, and became the mother of a healthy 19 month old boy. The ad asserts the product contains no harmful drugs and is safe for women.
A satirical speech attributed to Chief Nokumi at the Northwest Indian convention in Mt Vernon mocks modern Indians and Wanda article culture clashes. The mock chief claims a quest for “Wanda” and laments lack of real tradition while lampooning urbanized habits and white influence.
A speaker and self described Chemelela of the Suatko tribe expresses pride in being Indian while apologizing for missing an Indian mobilization at Mt. Vernon. The tone mixes humor with cultural identity and a note to Chief Nokumi.
A vintage advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple hair dye. It claims to darken gray hair naturally, restore color, and leave hair looking glossy and soft with routine use. The ad promotes a larger bottle from a downtown drugstore and encourages brushing one strand at a time.
An advertisement promotes Nuxated Iron as a remedy to build red blood strength and endurance. It cites usage by judges, physicians, prominent men, and the Pope, claiming over 4,000,000 users annually and availability at all druggists.
A clipped report notes Chief Nokymt addressing youth fashion and behavior. He praises their confidence while cautioning against excessive display and urges balance with community standards. The remarks reflect tension between tradition and modern youth expression.
A noted skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur can rapidly ease breaking out of the skin including eczema rash pimples and ringworm. The sulphur preparation soothes irritation and promotes healing and relief from embarrassment with quick improvement. Obtain a small jar from any good druggist and use it like cold cream.
Chemelela of the Buatko tribe expresses awe and joy at traditional heritage while warning against excesses seen in settler culture. He urges balance, modesty, and respect for customs, noting white influences as both mistake and wisdom.
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