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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
12
Miss Marjorie Schuler of Buffalo urged Seattle women to cooperate with the League of Women Voters in nationwide efforts to launch reform legislation at a meeting in the Y W C A auditorium on a Tuesday.
Actress Ethel Clayton appears under Paramount and endorses Derwillo as a complexion aid. The ad claims it improves tan freckles shiny nose sallow rough skin and acts as long lasting face powder. It promises instant beautification and rosy cheeks with one application. Derwillo is sold at up to date toilet counters.
Frank Turco, a radical leader and Blacksmiths union delegate, was elected vice president of the Metal Trades council at a Collins Building meeting. He succeeds J. King, who resigned. The council also approved resolutions condemning overtime.
Lightfoot the Deer moves through the Green Forest as he plots to know if a hunter still trails him. He uses a brush pile to observe from cover while wildlife characters pass by, easing his fear as the hunter’s pursuit seems to fade.
A wartime era fitness advertisement explains a morning routine for older men to improve health. It promotes opening windows, setting up Army exercises, dumbbell work, hot water, and occasional laxatives, plus Dr. Pierce products Anuric and Pleasant Pellets to dissolve uric acid and aid digestion. It invites readers to request a trial package by sending 10 cents to Buffalo, New York.
Mamma discovers the missing pint bottle of milk in Baby Pauls bed after Patty reports the bottle and ticket vanished. Peter fears the child’s mischief as Norah recalls hearing the milk man nearby. The piece ends with Mamma resolving the situation and noting Pauls troublesome habit.
A public hearing on Councilman John Carrolls ordinance to establish an airplane landing site and authorize a 500000 bond to buy a site drew no attendees. The finance and public grounds committee met as scheduled but the room was empty. A second hearing is planned for next Tuesday at 10 o clock.
The Rhodes Co lists Melba Laboratories cosmetics including cleansers powders and creams with prices from 25¢ to $1.50. Rhodes Co advertises ONG and Short Plush Coats and Leather Coats in box and belted styles with fur trims and vivid colors, sizes 86 to 46, at special Thursday prices.
J. M. Rogers deputy collector of internal revenue sets up headquarters in Seattle to enforce wartime national prohibition. He oversees investigations into liquor retailing and manufacturing defiance as a federal offense and will work from the Federal building with local staff.
Nelllingham district court hears Friday Harbor attorney Elmer A Geneste accused of stealing more than five thousand dollars. Prosecutors allege misappropriation of client funds, with defense denying charges. Geneste entered a not guilty plea during arraignment.
Mrs. W. C. Berry of Oakland California reports remarkable recovery after taking Tanlac. She says asthma began two years ago and left her weak with nervousness poor appetite and kidney trouble. After three bottles she gained weight improved energy can sleep eight hours and now feels better than in years. Tanlac marketed in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores.
In cash and securities from the United States custom office there last Saturday night, he was arraigned yesterday before Judge Ed F. Hardin at Friday Harbor. He pleaded not guilty and demanded an immediate trial. The case was set for the first Monday in December before a jury.
During the war millions of women worked in new roles such as in munition factories chemical works metal works street railways ambulance driving barbering and elevator operate rs. Many desired service but female ailments held them back. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is urged as a health aid.
A terse note references Boldt’s at 1414 Third Avenue downtown with a 913 area code line and a vague address fragment. The item hints at a location listing or business notice but lacks full details.
An old ad claims four ounces of common liquid arvon dissolves dandruff when applied at night. It asserts that morning results include stopped itching and a shiny soft hair appearance after multiple applications.
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