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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
3
It is ten o clock on Saturday night and advertisers are scarce. The Millinery Lady is the only one ready with her story, while the store offers value as prices drop a fourth to a half. Come tomorrow for bargains with plain talk and plain business methods.
The Liberty Theatre features Marguerite Clark in Gretna Green and notes her rising popularity after prior triumphs. The program also covers Vanderbilt auto races, Colonial dancing with Castle films, The Truth of Fiction misadvertised, A Temperance Legion, A Romance of the Back Woods, and multiple reels from Grand Mission Alaska and Alhambra, including Chaplin in The Jitney Bus Elopement.
Mary Pickford argues success requires courage and hard work, not mere desire. She says girls leave home for opportunities, choose what they want most, and must earn love and success. She recalls filming Hearts Adrift while sick, enduring cold, and shows the physical risks of moving picture work.
The schedule lists shows at Ye College and Home Until Wednesday. Titles include The Perils of Pauline and The Governor Maker in two parts, Father’s Strategy comedy, A Captain of Villainy two part drama, The Laugh That Died The Hearts of the Bradys Dude Raffies and other dramas and comedies.
An old remedy promises to restore natural hair color and shine. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold for about five cents at drug stores and is said to darken gray hair evenly without obvious application. It is also claimed to help with dandruff dry itchy scalp and hair loss.
A diaristic piece centers on Margie and Dick at a social gathering. Tensions arise over Eleanor Fairlow and past engagements while Margie struggles with jealousy and longing for heartfelt letters from her husband, Bill Tenney. The entry ends with a note that the continuation appears tomorrow.
Madam Cavalier promotes a salon approach to aging focusing on sagging cheek muscles. She claims facial muscles weaken with age and must be fortified by a wall lotion made from saxolite dissolved in hazel, claimed to improve circulation and firm the skin.
The Washington rowing team contests seat assignments as it prepares to clash with California and Stanford on Oakland Estuary April 10. Captain Callow sits at seat 6, Kumm at seat 2, and Waller rows as stroke oar while selections for other seats remain unsettled. Freshmen raise $400 to race at Oakland with a large sendoff rally Thursday night.
Allotment of space in the new city hall and county building is completed. The mayor's offices and the city council chamber have moved from the fourth floor to the first floor.
The Consumer's Review published by the Home Consumers' League has shifted from a monthly schedule to a weekly publication, reflecting a change in its release frequency.
An advertising item promotes constipation as a penalty of age and urges keeping bowels open. It warns against violent cathartics and recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic sold by druggists, with a free trial offer and pricing of fifty cents to one dollar per bottle. It lists Dr W Caldwell'sMonticello Illinois address for the trial bottle.
The Army Industrial Department announces it is in proper shape to handle donations of coat-off clothing, furniture, magazines, paper and other waste material. New wagons will call on request at any address between the hours of a.m and p.m. Phone Main 2709. The building has been renovated since a recent fire and the store and furniture rooms are open to the public. Take the Georgetown car at Second Ave and get off at Halgate yesterday.
The lineup lists The Truth of Fiction two reels Mutual Weekly Keystone comedy A Roamace of the Back Liberty ending Tuesday night Gretna Green Marguerite Clark Vanderbilt Cup Races Colonial ending Tuesday night A Modern Magdalen five parts The Castles famous New York dancers Clemmer ending Saturday night The Escape Mission ending Tuesday Night In Spite of All three part drama Peggy of Fifth Avenue com
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest, safest remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It promises relief within five minutes, neutralizes heartburn, belching, bloating, and gas, and encourages stocking a fifty cent case for home use.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless lithia drink to flush and cleanse kidneys. It claims regular use prevents bladder issues, headaches, and liver sluggishness, urging readers to buy from a local druggist to maintain kidney health.
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