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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

3

Red Pepper Rub advertised as instant relief remedy

An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers for quick relief of pain from tumbage neuritis backache stiff neck and sore muscles claiming almost instant results. It warns to get the genuine Rowles brand from drug stores. A separate notice reports A. & Gettings accused of passing a worthless check and facing first degree forgery charges in superior court.

Rowles A. & Gettings Jay Prandell Superior Court

Aon Gives Mother Acceptable Gift

A mother praises a women's club meeting while her son, Tom, explains he bought her a new dress from Cherry's. The dress was paid with six payments, bought at the Rialto Bids building at 1015 Second Ave. Take the elevator past the Pig'n Whistle.

Ieee Beau Cherry Second Ave Rialto

Germany Faces Famine Threat From Population Boom

An analysis argues Germany has 20 million more people than it can feed, warning of economic collapse without peak production. It cites Bavaria’s depopulation measures, postwar losses, and the risk of revolution fed by hunger, while proposing American influence, particularly Norbert Hoover, could stabilize payments and aid recovery.

Germany Bavaria Red Cross Helffrich England United States Reginald McKenna London Bilbert Mamburg Kaiser Ladendorf

Missing Relatives and Lost Children in The Star Notice

The Star appeals for readers to help locate missing relatives and lost children. Bob Thomas, 15, of Seattle disappeared Monday on his way to school. Rob Thomas and Frank Thomas seek his return. Mortimer Mores, long-time Seattle garage manager, is sought by his aunt Mrs. Arthur Willis. Everett residents seek Vera E. Johnson, 7, and Francis Johnson, 6, believed to be with Zephyr Johnson.

The Star Bob Thomas Rob Thomas Frank Thomas Bob Seattle Mores Altho Mortimer Mores Arthur Willis Fifth Ave Willis Zephyr Johnson Fverett, Wash Vera E. Johnson Francis

Three Seattle Residents Feared Lost in Smyrna Turmoil

Grave fears grip Seattle as three former residents vanish in Smyrna amid Turkish advance. Dr C R Ganoway and his wife, plus Minnie Milla Dean of the American Collegiate Institute, are missing since Thrace evacuation. Relatives report a refugee exodus of 800,000 toward the Balkans.

Seattle Smyrna M. M. Wynana The Near East Relief C. R. Ganoway Weat Min Minnie Milla American Collegiate Institute A. G. Mates Thrace Mra. O. F. Lam Federal Ave Mins Milla Balkans

Bashful Pigtailed Girl Seeks Privacy About Haircut

A Boston Transcript note tells of Little Mildred who has a bobbed hairstyle and feels shy about her appearance. She asks her father not to look, citing bashfulness in the back of her neck.

Mildred Boston Transcript

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