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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1918
Page
5
Mr J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa for his white hair says a home mixture can darken gray hair, soften it, and gloss it. The formula uses water bay rum Carbo Compound glycerine and is applied twice weekly until the shade matches. He says it is not a dye, won’t color delicate scalp or rub off.
Beattie Metal Trades council secretary Bert Swain says reports of a formal protest against the Macy award are false. A committee is examining the award and will report by Tuesday night to the Pacific Coast Metal Trades council meeting scheduled for November 7. The unions have not recognized the Macy board’s authority to adjudicate as no dispute was submitted.
Walter Patton, attorney for the Butler Hotel company, filed a motion to dismiss the informations against the firm on October 19 before U S Judge Neterer. The judge took the motion under advisement.
A health advisory cautions against taking large doses of bromine or quinine laxative tablets. The guidance stresses following prescriptions, avoiding self-treatment, and consulting a professional for proper dosing to prevent harmful effects.
City health commissioner urges Beattie residents to vote despite flu epidemic. Officials promise crowd control at polling places and keeping lines moving to protect public health while exercising the American right.
A wireless message to Capt. O'Tirien of the Princess Victoria en route to Seattle from Alaska urges skilled workers to join local war industries. Lawrence Wood, federal director of the U S employment service in Washington, says over 600 Alaskans are headed "outside" and should be reached before seeking employment elsewhere.
J. W. Handlington of 6330 85th Ave N FL, a watchman on the new Spokane elevated railway under construction, fell from the trestle early Monday, suffering severe internal injuries and being treated at the city hospital. Victoria Australia schoolchildren contribute 1 660 000 to the war fund.
Marmola Prescription Tablets are advertised as a fat reduction aid. An unnamed actress allegedly loses two to four pounds weekly using Marmola tablets. The ad claims a large canes selling at 75 cents and urges sending payment to Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan for direct purchase.
Beattie readers are urged to consider Brown Dental Test Offices Best 106 in Columbia as the most reliable dental provider. The ad promises dentists who do what they say, guaranteed work, and referrals from satisfied patrons as proof of quality and trust.
Paid advertisement by George F. Ryan details Joseph A. Sloan's long Puget Sound residence routes as shipbuilder and public activist. It cites his hulls launched since 1916, shipyards created, resignation from Anacortes Shipbuilding, and support for prohibition suffrage and navy advocacy. Lin H. Hadley is noted for law practice and Congress membership.
Edwin J Brown alleges the editor of the Post-Intelligencer and Jim Wood oppose his bid and accuse Fred C Brown, claiming past charges of contraband profits and political bias. He vows to root out corruption, saloons, and graft if elected, naming Conger Lun din Clancy and others while attacking editor James A Wood and Port Commission head Robert Bridges.
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