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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
10
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising heavy lustrous hair, reduced dandruff, and healthier roots after a single application. It warns dandruff causes itching and hair loss if unaddressed and urges buying a small bottle at a drug store for a few cents.
Thomas O Harra debunks mediums in California claiming domestic troubles led him to expose the practice. He demonstrates a ghost room at 202 Crary building showing cheesecloth as a veiled child and luminous paint to reveal fake devices. He offers a $25 prize to any medium who can sound a trumpet voice while bound.
An at home hair coloring method promotes Orlex powder available at drug stores to turn gray hair black brown or light brown. The box includes mixing directions and a $100 gold bond guarantee asserting safety from silver lead zinc and other harmful ingredients while leaving hair fluffy and not sticky.
Clarence L Keamens special assistant to the attorney general and Immigration Commissioner Henry M White urged continued support for the Minute Men of Seattle in a luncheon talk at the Masonic club. The event drew many precinct officers and citizens as a fundraising drive was planned.
Rosika Schwimmer a Hungarian writer and pacifist is appointed ambassador representing Hungary in Switzerland She leads the Hungarian Woman Suffrage Association and is credited with originating the Ford peace ship idea while active in the mission
A large number of passengers departed Liverpool aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania for New York City. The ship had been converted into a hospital ship by the British government early in the war.
A dated ad promotes a one dollar box of JoJo stomach preparation with a 30 day approval period. The buyer may keep it if satisfied or return the unused portion and pay nothing else. address given at Bellingham Chemical Co. in Bellingham Washington.
In a Loyal Legion bulletin article Senator George H. Chamberlain of Oregon argues that America should cancel debts owed by Allied nations in recognition of the sacrifices made during the war. The suggestion appears in the November issue's feature by the lawmaker.
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