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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
5
Fragment mentions Eas ters chapter No 28 and Elkis HW with Nallard Friday night. Indicates an investing program but details are incomplete and uncertain.
An advertisement claims a simple home recipe stops hair loss and stimulates growth. It advises mixing bay rum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine in water then applying to the scalp two to three times weekly. The remedy purportedly thickens, darkens faded hair and adds gloss.
A 1992 letter by Mark H. Jackson claims a personal cure for muscular and inflammatory rheumatism after failed medical remedies. He offers a free trial of a so called marvelous healing method and asks sufferers to send their name and address. payment requested only after proven relief.
A reader asks if a young man’s plea for romance should be printed. Violet cautions about sensational content and urges parental consultation. Another letter seeks guidance on adopting a child from a past life, answered with moral guidance about responsibility and God’s direction. The column closes with a note from a motherless girl seeking support and guidance.
Nixola Greeley-Smith reports the Women’s Christian Temperance Union closes its convention with a strong push for woman suffrage and a denunciation of a double standard of morals. She argues money and financial independence empower women to demand fidelity and moral reform, linking suffrage to economic freedom and social progress. The piece also reflects editorials and reader questions on love, marriage, and advice columns.
Mrs Potter s Walnut Tint Hair Stain offers a brown shade from light golden to black instantly and permanently. One dollar package lasts about a year and requires monthly application with full directions. a trial package costs 25 cents.
A vintage remedy claims immediate relief from head and chest cold symptoms. The ad touts rapid congestion relief, reduced discharge, feverishness, and sore throat with a dose every two hours, noting the product costs 25 cents and tastes pleasant.
The Seattle Theatre presents Zaza with Miss Leach as Zara in a five act drama about a mistress’s life and a lawful wife. Audiences praise intense acting, with prices from twenty five to fifty cents and two matinees Saturday and Sunday.
Delegates of the International Seamen's Union ask the federation to thank Sen. La Follette for the seamen’s bill and urge its immediate passage. Corcoran of West Virginia introduces a resolution to grant a charter to the National Stogie Makers. The United Mine Workers propose a one cent assessment to aid wage-earning women nationwide. Pressmen’s Union delegates seek federation jurisdiction over Newsboys unions. Berry of the Pressmen’s Union favors industrial organization. The union calls for a boycott of Wooltex cloaks and suits made in Cleveland amid an ongoing strike.
A fragment from a Jackson Mississippi dateline dated November 13 reports on a statement or development connected to cotton seed oil mills. Details are incomplete but indicate local industrial activity and possible figures or outcomes to be disclosed.
Sealed two ounce glycerine and half ounce Pine Compound blend recommended for winter coughs and colds. Mix in half pint whiskey and take one to two teaspoons after meals and at night. Dosage for children by age. Sold by Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories Chicago.
The attorney general has filed an antitrust suit to drive 102 cotton seed oil mill companies from Mississippi, alleging monopoly practices and unfair competition by Standard Oil authorities.
D dramatic mezzosoprano Louise Merrill Cooper appears at Odd Fellows Temple on 10th Ave and East Priest St Saturday night under the Canadian Women’s club. An elaborate program is planned with Phyllis Bieber violinist and Carl Pressey pianist assisting.
The Burnett Jewelry stock in Seattle is being cleared to fund a new bio manufacturing venture. Prices drop across all items from diamonds to glassware with up to two thirds off on select pieces. The sale runs 9 am to 6 pm at 909 Second Ave Burke Building, cash only though reservations for late delivery possible.
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