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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
12
Democratic national chairman Cordell Hull plans to arrive in Seattle around April 15. The schedule, forwarded to state chairman George F. Christiansog, includes numerous addresses across the state.
A lighthearted ad encourages readers to buy spring clothing now rather than wait until June. It touts a purple hat a taffeta wrap and a crisp new outfit with easy monthly payments at Cherry's in the Rialto building on Second Avenue between Madison and Spring.
An advertisement promises a harmless, effective method to remove unwanted hairs. It instructs mixing delatone with water to cover regrowth, applying the paste for two or three minutes, then washing away to make hairs vanish. It recommends buying original délatone for guaranteed results.
Rome, March 71 report portrays Yolanda of Italy as devoted to her family and domestic duties. She trims her own clothes and underwear, cooks, and enjoys picnics with the royal family. The piece notes her hospital work during the war and friendships with American figures as it questions the fascination with royal grandeur.
PORTLAND March 23 E A Stuart president of the Carnation Farms Co Seattle was elected president of the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition Co to fill the vacancy caused by the death of F Stimson T T Miller livestock breeder of Hollister Cal was chosen to represent California on the board of directors
Congressional Delegate Dan Sutherland of Alaska begins a five week tour across northern states to press bills before Congress. He has introduced a measure for a 5 million appropriation to fund interior development in Alaska.
A 10 cent advertisement touts Cascarets as a thorough cleansing for bilious sick and constipated people. It claims headache dizziness bad breath and stomach misery will end with no griping and tastes like candy for grown ups and children.
San Francisco March 23. Mary Miles Minter plans a surprise item for her travel. A Japanese sleeve dog, worn in the right kimono sleeve, will accompany her to Honolulu after missing the boat to Hawaii. The dog is en route to join her sleeve in Honolulu.
In Washington March 123 Secretary Roose velt warns Congress that a naval strength cut to 65 000 men could force concentrated battleship power in the Pacific. Portland audience of 6000 sees Chicago Grand Opera with Mary Garden and Lucien Muratore in Monna Vanna. Spokane detours reroute Chicago Milwaukee St Paul trains to avoid snowslides between Missoula and Spokane.
Chicago. The U S Industrial Alcohol company plant, shut recently due to a rash of robberies, has reopened with heavy guards and police supervision to deter further break ins.
Denver, March 23. Dr. D. W. Bush, a psychologist and lecturer, defended flapper fashion arguing that wrong thinking causes wrong actions more than clothing. He praised today’s young women for pursuing a healthful athletic beauty in place of older standards.
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