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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
20
A local boutique highlights dresses including afternoon frocks and evening gowns in satin and silk finishes. The sale features tricotines and tricolettes with street dresses promoted for stylish daytime and formal wear at affordable prices.
In Danville Virginia growers fear a widening anti tobacco campaign as the Allied Tobacco League forms led by W D Spalding of Cincinnati. The region shipped 40 million pounds of tobacco worth over 20 million dollars last year with expectations of 30 million pounds by June.
Philadelphia officials seek the theft of a radium tube from the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Four tubes are insured, one uninsured. the thief risks severe burns from radium exposure. Captain Raymond Adama recovered the missing tube after finding it in a hospital pathway and carrying it briefly in his vest. The search involved X rays and an electro scope.
Spokane milk companies raised prices by a half cent per quart, making bottled milk cost 15 cents more per quart. Producers receive a 25 cent rise per hundred pounds, blaming producers for the move.
An advertisement promotes Lincoln Tea and Lin coln Ten as a laxative and health tea claimed to cleanse liver kidneys and bowels. It promises relief from head aches and constipation without habit formation, touting it as a safe remedy for families and children.
A semi official plan to unite women relatives of service members under the American Women's Legion takes shape with Washington as its nucleus. Mrs Walter Bruce Howe of Washington heads the chieftess role and Mrs Robert H Dunlap serves as secretary. The effort seeks to coordinate with the Service Star Legion and War Mothers of America.
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