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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

8

Noted Singer Sophie Brasiau To Perform Monday

Sophie Brasiau, a brilliant operatic singer of Russian descent born in 1894, will perform at Meany Hall Monday under the Women's League of the university. She will sing songs in German Russian French Italian and English.

Sophie Brasiau Meany Hall Women's League of the University America

Men and women in politics spark cautious enthusiasm

A Washington observer notes growing excitement about women holding office. Mise Cayenne remarks husbands might welcome wives spending winter in the legislature after summer at a hotel, signaling shifting domestic views on politics.

Washington Mise Cayenne

Homemade Pinex Remedy Claims Swift Cough Relief

An advertisement promotes a home made cough remedy using 24 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or molasses. It promises relief from coughs bronchitis and related throat irritation within 24 hours and urges asking for 24 ounces of Pinex with directions. It touts healing pine extracts and guarantees satisfaction or money back from Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Russian actor Kosloff shines in early talkies and more

Theodore Kosloff, Paramount dancer turned actor, earns praise in Cecil De Mille's Fool's Paradise at the Strand and in The Lane That Has No Turning at the Coliseum. He overshadows leads in Kosloff’s compelling dual roles, while Leena Owen, Matelle Taylor, and Alice Chihoun headline other recent films.

Theodore Kobloff Paramount Kobloff Cima Paramount Pictures Strand Cecil DeMille Thethia Agnes Ayres Kosloff Louis Racine Leena Owen George Walsh Spokane Matelle Taylor Mise Owen New York Fox Universal Vampire Fox Oononer

How Louise Lovely Shops in Seattle

Actress Louise Lovely visits Seattle for a shopping tour with Chevrolet agents and stops at Sweet Sixteen Shop Rosala Brothers Florist Indian Summer Union Street and Shuart's shoe store before a Strand appearance the week of April 1 for Life's Greatest Question. She speaks in person at the event.

Seatte Louise Lovely Seattle New Washington Fred & Haines Company 12Th Madison Chevrolet Motor Car Minw Lovely Sweet Sixteen Shop Strand

The Lane That Made No Turn ing at the Coliseum

A four day showing of The Lane That Made No Turning screens at the Coliseum. It adapts Sir Gilbert Leonard’s novel into a visual presentation.

Coliseum Sir Gilbert

Parker and Cast Tied to New Paramount Feature Spotlight

Agnes Ayres stars in a DeMille era show with Parker on the first est ar ring vehicle. Kid McCoy appears in World’s Plan as challenge to Wallace Reid’s Gunboat Williams. Hilda Bailey plays Simonetta in Carnival. The Lone Wolf’s Daughter features Louise Glaum with Bertram Grassby. The Village Sturdy with Charles Ray screens Friday and Saturday.

Kid McCoy Useworld Wallace Meld Liberty Mr. Reid Williama McCoy Berram Grassby Lone Wolf Louise Glaum the Oak Loula Joseph Vance Stuethh Charles Ray

Language barriers among foreign-born whites in western states

The report notes California with 664 983 foreign-born whites over 10 years old, 69 570 cannot speak English, Oregon 100 672 with 3 342 or 3 3 cannot speak English, and Washington 244 881 with 7 796 cannot speak English. It links higher illiteracy to about 75 000 Mexicans in California and similar figures in Arizona New Mexico and Texas, and observes the federal government classifies Mexicans as white while states treat them as colored.

Washington California Oregon Arizona New Mexico Texas United States

Chemists Find Fluoride Borax Protect Wood Pulp

Scientists report that sodium fluoride and borax protect wood pulp from decay, suggesting a chemical treatment to extend paper stock durability and shelf life for printed materials.

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