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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
2
William C. Freeman writes in New York about a six-letter slogan “Wilson Label Protects Your” and the six guiding words shaping the Wilson & Co. workforce. He recounts worker loyalty, honest production, and a sausage maker’s testimony on how pure food and company pride inspire daily work and consumer trust.
An early 20th century classified style ad claims a child was blinded by eczema and provides a cure with D. D. D. products. It promises immediate relief and a money back guarantee, urging readers to send for samples or visit for treatment details.
An old style health tip warns that hot curling irons harm hair and suggests using liquid silmerine to restore luster. The author describes applying the product along hair strands with a toothbrush for overnight improvement.
A sea captain recounts years of rupture pain and failed treatments before self curing with a home method. He promotes a free book and medicine, inviting readers to send a coupon to obtain the cure at home.
Canadian politician Mrs. Ralph Smith appeals for U S and Canadian women to unite against snobbery during reconstruction. She heads 100000 members of the Federation of Women’s Institutes and urges coordinated social action to Canadianize newcomers and foster equal participation in government and society.
A veteran Cincinnati barber Mr. Frank Harbaugh says a home remedy darkens gray hair and adds shine. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum a small box of Barho Compound and one ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade suits. it is not a dye and won t rub off.
An advertisement from The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland Ohio touts a product named Itching Torture as not greasy or sticky and safe for tender and sensitive skin. The copy emphasizes mildness and suitability for delicate areas.
A morning regimen suggests drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Proponents claim it clears skin, alleviates headache bilious spells and constipation, and costs little.
Chicago. March 27. A nationwide polling of telegraph operators is underway over Burleson's wire policy. President J. Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says 400000 ballots mailed with a quick decision possible if locals vote for a strike within a month. Demands include union night work, bargaining, reinstatement, pay raise, and standardization of wages. Konenkamp cites 1000 discharged in the past year.
In Butte Montana Captain William Cutts won the Democratic nomination for mayor after guards surrounded the city council meeting. W F Dunn editor of the Butte Bulletin claimed the nomination was stolen and Dunn plans to run for mayor as a nonpartisan.
London reports the air ministry will attempt an early transatlantic night flight in seaplanes. Preparations race at Felixstowe for a mammoth triplane flying boat dubbed the Felizetowe Fury carrying five, refueling at the Azores, with Col J C Porter named as navigator.
The War Department says ordnance material valued at 201,110,202 has been ordered by foreign governments. Purchases cover powder steel plates picric acid guns and high explosives for replacement or experimental use. Buyers include France England Italy Serbia The Netherlands Switzerland and Cuba. The Cuxedo Slovakia government bought 1,016,249 worth of machine guns defensive grenades and personal equipment.
Twin Falls Idaho March 21 An almost successful escape attempt by Robert Houghan and Fred Tillman from the Twin Falls county jail was foiled by Mrs A N Sprague wife of Sheriff Sprague She found prisoners cutting a bar nearly severed when discovered They were charged with robbing a Twin Springs Nevada hotel.
A unique song titled Our Gallant 91st Wild West Division written by Thomas Bruce a Spanish American War veteran is dedicated to the 91st Division. It is not sold in stores and will be distributed by uniformed men at theaters and other amusements.
A special committee of the Chamber of Commerce, appointed by Chairman A. S. Downey, will study methods used to develop industries in other cities for introducing new industries in Seattle.
Washington reports a sale of discarded war materials including airplanes, horses, building supplies, clothing, machinery, real estate, office equipment, motors and trucks. Also noted are wartime convoy assignments to hospitals and bakery units within the 35th Division with field artillery brigades and headquarters listed.
Physicians urge take plain Bitro-Phosphate to help thin nervous individuals gain weight and energy. Reports from St Catherine's Hospital claim patients gained 23 and 27 pounds, with improved health and vigor. endorsements from Dr Frederick Kolle and Dr Joseph Harrigan bolster its use in hospitals and at home.
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