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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
3
The piece explains causes of that tired feeling include bad air from indoor life and unflued gas stoves, poor digestion, improper food, and unnoticed hemorrhages. It urges removing the cause and consuming fresh fruit and green vegetables to build new blood, noting sunlight stimulates blood corpuscle production.
A shopper questions the salesman about depreciation after being shown carburetor, differential, and transmission. The agent confirms coverage, but the buyer insists depreciation is crucial, prompting a quip about the car’s long term value. A separate note warns that during storms the safest place is off a train, as per a humorous observation in Youths Companion.
Former U S senator candidate C C Dill is due in Beattie next Monday and will campaign across Western Washington. Poindexter allies push for help from Tasker L Oddie while women candidates challenge in the 41st district. May Avery Wilkins draws attention as county treasurer hopeful, amid headquarters mix ups. Republicans express optimism at Alaska building HQ as Poindexter operations run at Frye Hotel with Howard Rice and Frank McDermott in charge.
Advertising copy claims Zemo treats eczema blotches ringworm and rashes. It notes bottles priced 35c or 1.00 for extra large and asserts instant relief cleansing soothing and healing of skin conditions. The ad urges readers to obtain Zemo today to avoid further distress.
A vintage ad touts Tyamol as a remedy for neuritis pain in the shoulder neck and limbs. It claims rapid relief without narcotics or poison and promotes purchase at Bartell's or Owl drugstores for $1 from Tyamol Co. Mfg. Chemists in San Francisco.
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