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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
9
A druggist touts Sage and Sulphur Compound as a miracle for gray or faded hair. The product allegedly darkens hair naturally and evenly, restoring a youthful look in days. Millions have used it, and it is sold at drug stores for rapid, noticeable results.
The Seattle Eagles rode to North Bend on Monday to conduct initiation ceremonies for newly inducted lodge members in a traditional fraternal event.
Henry Oneil, address unknown, sustained possible skull fracture and scalp wounds after being struck by a car at Wall St. and Second Ave at about 646 pm Monday. The vehicle, driven by W Marshall of 715 Harrison Jr., knocked him to the pavement. he was taken to the city hospital in a stunned condition and could only state his name.
Salvation Army corps No 4 at 1414 Sixth Ave opens its annual harvest festival Tuesday night with decorated hall. The event runs through the week except Friday night and will serve coffee, cake and fruit.
The Centric club will hold a Thursday luncheon at the Pig n Whistle at 12 15 p m for a general discussion of profiteering problems The symbol AAI used by financial agencies denotes resources over 1 000 000 and a top credit rating.
A historical portrait of Seattle as a collection of distinct Main streets and districts. It traces the city's rise from frontier town to major seaport through neighborhoods like Chinatown Japantown Sailortown Automobiletown Collegetown and Belltown, noting how each district cultivated its own commerce and character while the city expanded outward.
An advertising feature extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a women’s tonic and nervine for fatigue and feminine disorders. It touts broad approval, claims over a million bottles sold, and invites trial by sending ten cents for tablets, plus mentions Pleasant Pellets as a second remedy.
A French inventor proposes a new textile resource by using the Idives and banana plant stems as a substitute for flax. The idea aims to create resilient fibers from readily available plant materials, potentially expanding fiber supplies.
The advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a tasty remedy for constipation in children. It promises quick relief within hours and urges mothers to buy only the genuine product with proper labeling and age directions on the bottle.
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