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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
13
Mrs Joshua Green and guests attend various dinners and talks this week. The Jumble Shop luncheon group, the Moore theatre outing, and a noon program by the Lewis quartet highlight social duties. Mrs Frederic White remains ill with grippe and cannot receive visitors.
An old remedy recommends grated magnesia as a stomach acid neutralizer. Take one teaspoon in hot or cold water after meals or when sourness or fullness occurs. Magnesia is presented as safe, inexpensive, and effective for easing indigestion without artificial digestives.
An advertisement touts cocoanut soap as a cheap, greaseless cleaner for hair. It claims regular soaps dry hair and brittle it, while cocoanut soap cleanses thoroughly, leaves hair bright and fluffy, and removes dirt and dandruff after a brief rinse.
A simple hair washing method is proposed using a teaspoonful of canthrax shampoo dissolved in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo. The mixture cleanses the scalp and hair, removes excess oil and dirt, and yields a glossy, fluffy result.
Personal items report Edith Young returning from a California trip and staying at the Sorreno hotel. James Haight rejoined his father’s law practice after an army discharge. Judge and Mrs. Burke plan an April Eastward trip. Dr. R. E. Forbes arrived in Seattle from the East. Tacoma’s Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cookingham weekended in Seattle. Mrs. C. J. Burton of Vancouver visits the Burnetts. Gwendolen and Vivian Carkeek visited Victoria, B. C. Katharine Tyler, formerly with base hospital No. 15 in France, visits Seattle. Margaret Tyler returned home with her sister. James Macfarlane left for Alcadens, California to join his wife visiting her mother and sister. he will be away three weeks.
The Metropolitan Theatre reports a large share of out-of-town buyers for Anna Case recital on Wednesday. The renowned soprano appears for a one night engagement, drawing broad interest from regional audiences.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a gentle laxative tea for dull head pains nervousness and fatigue. It promises testimonials and offers a 60 cent package with a free sample by mail from Le Roy New York.
The article excerpts beauty tips from Miss Pith Hyde, noting dancing as a path to grace. It outlines posture, carriage, and balance practices, including mirror poses and bending exercises, urging graceful movement and control for elegance.
A reader asks about her husband's control of income and how to secure her own allowance. Cynthia Grey urges frank talks, fair shares, and open finance to preserve marriage harmony.
Prickly Porky, a cautious porcupine, wanders from Green Meadows to a maple sugar house. He notices an open door and, using his teeth and paw, enters the dark interior seeking to learn what lies inside. Trouble soon follows as he explores further.
The article notes the revival of fancy hair combs for evening wear with stylists favoring high coiffures. A highlighted example is an amber comb set with numerous green brilliants, reflecting a trend in ornamentation.
This guide covers assembling fruit salads with dressing and garnish. It gives recipes for Date and Apple Salad and Orange and Pineapple Salad with lemon cream sauce, detailing ingredients, preparation steps, and serving notes.
European chemists announce a peanut derived synthetic milk product aimed at providing a dairy free beverage. The development highlights advances in plant protein processing and food science with potential impact on lactose intolerant consumers and vegan diets.
The notice advises adults to take one or two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with water and, if needed, repeat the dose up to three times daily after meals. It emphasizes quick relief without detailing risks or medical guidance.
A narrator reflects on sex as motive and power, weighing flattery and manipulation. She recalls disguises and performance as she contemplates returning to her true identity while Dr Certela probes a ruined officer. The inner conflict blends desire, ambition, and moral resolve as the tale continues.
Families urged to donate old clothing and fabric for war refugees as the Red Cross drives reach a peak midweek. Seattle chapter targets 120 tons. contributions may be sent to fire stations or 315 University St. Victim reports theft of jewelry and war stamps at 1532 12th Ave S after a Sunday break in.
The text discusses detailed knowledge of muscles arteries and nervous tissue to desensitize nerves and perform dental procedures without pain. It stresses the importance of understanding the nervous system for accurate diagnosis, noting the profession faces a perplexing challenge and limited progress.
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