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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
9
An old advertisement warns against alkali in common soaps and shampoos stressing scalp health. It promotes Multified cocoanut or shampoo as pure greaseless and cheap, claiming it lathers well, cleanses thoroughly, dries hair evenly, and removes dust dandruff. It notes falsified product availability at drug stores.
Editor from Prince Rupert B C argues there is no real widening gap between Canada and the U S. He suggests mutual goodwill and common sense can improve relations and criticizes sensational American coverage. He notes Canadian audiences react strongly to American content and urges American papers to foster Canadian friendship.
The 1922 municipal tax levy will range from 26 mills to 25.148 mills across city districts, with a council introduction set for Monday. The basic city limit rate remains 26 mills, down from 30.75 mills in 1921, and district rates vary accordingly.
For two years tourists told Miss Josephine Spielbauer, head of the chamber info bureau, their thoughts on Seattle. At the noon luncheon at the Masonic Club Enoch Bagshaw will speak with a university quartet singing. Daniel B. Trefethen will discuss The Link Between the University of Washington and the Community. The equatorial seas are called the doldrums. Chicago is 580 feet above sea level.
Jack Lawrence the state star witness in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter probe is reported missing. A prohibition violation warrant was issued for him and rumors say he returned to Australia. Frank Dominguez withdraws as Arbuckle counsel over fee disputes. Milton Cohen and Charles Brennan now represent Arbuckle.
A historical shipboard superstition notes that nearly all ships carry a horseshoe for luck and protection. Sailors reportedly secure the charm in the hull or above deck, believing it wards off misfortune during long voyages.
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