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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

12

My Four Years in Germany plays Coliseum to close run

Ambassador Gerard's documentary on Germany closes its two week Coliseum engagement tomorrow night. The review notes the film helps explain America's stance in the current world conflict and previews rival programs at nearby theaters.

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Wartime hair dye a cheap at home remedy

An advertisement promotes Orlex Powder to color gray hair to black brown or light brown. It claims each box costs 25 cents and includes full directions with a $100 gold bond guarantee. The product allegedly contains no harmful metals and leaves hair fluffy.

Delightful sham po shampoo from Can thrax solution

A frugal home remedy from a druggist suggests dissolving a teaspoonful of Can thrax in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo liquid. This mixes easily to cover scalp and hair, removing dandruff oil and dirt, with quick drying, fluffy lift, and rich luster for easy styling.

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God’s Country and the Woman in Curwood Tale News

James Oliver Curwood’s Canadian Northwest story is featured as Gods Country and the Woman. The excerpt notes a Class A stage act Revelation with Nazimova in Bacchante dress and Bacchus goblet, plus a wartime relief effort by a national organization led by D. W. Griffith.

James Oliver Curwood Canadian Northwest Nazimova

Motion Picture Men to Organize War Relief Club

Leading Seattle film industry figures including theatre managers and the Seattle Film Exchange Managers association plan a luncheon to organize the Seattle branch of the War Relief association for the moving picture industry. James Q. Clemmer leads a committee formed to begin this effort. The group aims to unite manufacturers producers players and exhibitors to cooperate with government and Red Cross in war relief work and will include a women’s auxiliary.

Moving Picture D. W. Griffith Seattle Moving Picture Industry Seattle Film Exchange Managers’ Association War Relief Association Moving Picture Exhibitors’ Association James Q. Clemmer Government Red Cross

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Advert

A vintage medical ad warns that uric acid from meals harms kidneys and bladder. It claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules provide relief for kidney and bladder troubles and urges readers to buy from Owl Drug Co with a money back guarantee.

Midas Haarlem

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