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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
7
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent hair product that thickens hair, adds gloss and wave, eliminates dandruff and itching, and stops falling hair. It claims rapid visible results within minutes and urges readers to apply a small amount through a strand for soft, healthy looking hair.
A fragment advises using refined coconut oil as a simple cheap hair cleanser. It claims ordinary soaps dry the scalp and damage hair, while coconut oil nourishes, rinses out easily, leaves hair bright and manageable, and removes dust and dandruff. It suggests applying a small amount and washing month after month.
Charles Auspos testifies about joining the I W W under pressure and describes the Verona to Everett trip for the free speech fight. He recalls the Beverly park injuries dispute and identifies fellow defendants, while Sheriff McRae’s dock position is contested.
Seattle ad claims simple buckthorn bark and other ingredients mixed in a solution relieve or prevent appendicitis. It asserts a spoonful relieves constipation and sore stomach. a short treatment aids chronic stomach trouble. Adler ika and Swift's Pharmacy advertise the remedy.
A Placerville California druggist letter from June 30, 1916 praises Kilmer's Swamp Root as a high standard kidney medicine. The note claims universal satisfaction and steady sales, urging readers to send ten cents for a sample and booklet about kidneys and bladder. Regular sizes priced at fifty cents and one dollar.
James P. Hogue of Union Savings and Trust Co asserts Seattle’s major industries will aid the national war effort after his two week East trip, as Washington outlines the program.
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