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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
9
In Bombay May report India seeks reopen European markets as Britain aims to tighten control. Slow British deliveries and price gaps hinder Indian buyers while Japan expands low cost exports to India, aided by India's low wage scale and broad production capacity.
In Santo Domingo May reports say American seaplanes sweep rural areas and villages, driving bandits toward arrest. The planes terrorize bands and aid U S Marines in rapid island clearance.
The Metropolitan presents Going Up by Cohan and Harrie with the Tickled Toe song and dance that impressed New York audiences. Also featured are If You Look in Her Eyes and I Want a Determined Boy as part of a three act show with a lively chorus. Better reserve seats now and read Intimate Talk No 4 tomorrow.
This ad touts Poslam as a high quality remedy for itchy skin, claiming concentrated healing powers with little product needed. It urges applying at night to cure the irritation and promises a noticeable improvement by morning with sales everywhere and samples from emergency Laboratories.
Dr W G Williamson, nervous diseases specialist, testified on Ruth Garrison's mental state at the time of her crime. He linked epilepsy, psychopathy, and heredity to diminished impulse control and concluded she was not normal mentally during the act.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the easy inexpensive solution for dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims visible gloss in minutes and new hair growth within two weeks, urging purchase at drug stores and describing dramatic improvements in hair softness shine and fullness.
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