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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
11
An 85 cent hair product ad claims Danderine instantly removes dandruff and hair loss after first application. It asserts the formula reaches roots to invigorate and thicken hair, boosting fullness and shine within minutes. Girls are urged to use it to transform lifeless hair into radiant, abundant tresses.
A traditional scalp formula claims to turn gray hair dark and glossy. The ad promotes Wyeth Sage Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores, promising natural color restoration after short applications with a sponge brush.
An advertisement promotes Arvon as a cure for dandruff. It instructs applying four ounces at night to the scalp with fingertips, claiming most dandruff will vanish by morning and itching will stop. The ad asserts the remedy is dependable and affordable from drug stores.
A retrospectivelook at The Star's 1903 Kiss Extra four page issue with playful definitions and verse. Walter Hows presents the relic to reader De Wolf Hopper judges while memories of matinee romance and a penny edition resurface.
The Palm Canyon proposal in a House bill would declare the 1600 acre canyon a national park and allow Agua Caliente Indians to remain. Palm trees numbering over 600 would be preserved, while a rival plan would divert Colorado Desert waters for hydro electric development. Congress will decide the fate of the oasis.
American Education week in Seattle will launch juvenile institutes across the county. Dr. William A. McKeever of the University of Kansas will lead sessions at the Hippodrome December 56-9 and oversee county meetings. County superintendent Thomas Hue will form a coordinating committee. State Superintendent Josephine C. Preston will attend one or more Seattle events.
Charlies Henry Mackintosh president of the associated advertising clubs of the world spoke to 216 Seattle business women at a Women's Advertising club banquet in Seattle. He argued prices do not drive prosperity and warned that high prices would imply prosperity in bankrupt nations. He urged use of the Better Business Bureau to keep advertising clean.
Harry Daughenbaugh of 619 Spring Street dressed as a clown led the mutt circus on wheels in Saturday's parade and received an order for six photographs of himself and the circus in parade regalia by Price and Carter Star staff photographers. The float was judged the best in the parade for photography purposes.
Col Charlies W Whittlesey a World War hero vanished from the United Fruit liner Tolon after leaving two notes about ending his life. He had recently pallbearered at Arlington for the Unknown Soldier and led the famed Lost Battalion whose defiant reply to surrender became legendary.
California resident J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa describes a homemade hair darkening mix. He recommends halfl pint water with bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine applied twice weekly to reach the desired shade. The ad notes the remedy does not color the scalp, is non greasy and does not rub off. Also mentions unknown soldier notes left for his father and partners White Crom.
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