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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
10
Emma Bunnell, crippled by a spine injury from an accident 29 years ago, built a near million dollar real estate business and runs a taxi outfit from her bed. She completed a college correspondence degree and conducts most negotiations by phone, saying doctors were wrong and faith and willpower kept her alive.
An old advertisement claims Freezone provides instant relief for all corn types and stubborn calluses. It promotes a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, promising painless removal without irritation.
An advertisement promotes the Roseen Beautifier as a daily cream replacing powder. It claims shine removal, velvety skin, sun and wind protection, blemish reduction, and compatibility with optional powder. Available in white and flesh shades, priced as large jar $1 and medium $0.60 at Bartell Drug Co and other high grade toilet-article dealers.
On May 11 Eugene Yraye, renowned violinist, resigned as conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and returned to Belgium. He had just received a raise and agreed to a contract for next year but balked at new demands the orchestra association directors would not meet.
Advice favors Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo over harsh soaps and alkali heavy products. The grease free shampoo cleanses scalp, leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. Mix two to three teaspoons in warm water, apply, rinse, and enjoy rich lather. Available at drug stores.
Funeral services for George C. Meade, Auburn attorney and White River Valley pioneer, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in the Church of the Holy Family. Meade, 45, died Tuesday in Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle after several months illness.
COKEVILLE Wyoming May 11 Mrs Ethel Stoner was elected mayor Tuesday with Mrs Richard Roberts and Mrs J D Noblitt named to the city council This town once known as the home of bad men now has a female majority on the governing body
Everett date May 11 Frank E Harmon of Kellogg Marsh died from injuries after a bicycle swerved into an auto driven by Robert Moody vice president of the First National Bank of Everett.
A reinforced concrete wireless tower in Tokyo stands 660 feet tall as the highest one piece structure in the world, marking a notable engineering milestone.
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