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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

11

How to Rid the Arms of Objectionable Hairs

An old advertisement outlines a depilatory method using a stiff paste of Gelatone and water. Applied to the hairy surface, it claims to remove hair after a short wait with rubbing. The note warns to be careful with delatone and to avoid injuring skin.

Pliny Allen Heads Seattle Progressive Business Club

Pliny L. Allen was elected president of the Seattle chapter of the Progressive Business club on Wednesday. Cassius E. Gates was chosen vice president and O. W. Tupper treasurer. Membership is limited to 200 with two persons from each business in the city allowed to join. Northwest headquarters are at 210 L. C. Smith.

Pliny Allen Pliny L. Allen Seattle Progressive Business Club Cassius E. Gates O. W. Tupper Northwest L. C. Smith

Art exhibit at Seattle Fine Arts Society draws daily crowds

A salon featuring 34 paintings by leading American artists sits at 1213 Fourth Ave. The piece Summer Pastimes is valued at $4,000, By Lamplight priced at $2,000, and Winter Moonrise captivates with moonlit snow. The writer notes the life in Lamplight’s sitter as he watches her move.

Seattle Fine Arta Society Fourth Ave J. Alden Weir Martinicus Edward B. Dufner

Forestry Officials to Convene Friday on State Forest Policy

Washington lumber industry experts will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Friday at 10 AM to discuss forest policy. Dean Hugo Winkenwerder of the University of Washington will preside, with Col. Howard A. Hanson kicking off the session. Topics include land classification forest taxation reforms management on public and private lands and a proposed state policy.

Washington Chamber of Commerce Hugo Winkenwerder College of Forestry University of Washington Howard A. Hanson State Development Bureau Chamber Coun

Federal Yards Placed Under Supervision Nationwide

Secretary Wallace ordered federal supervision of fifty four stockyards across the United States after an investigation found they fall under the packer control law. The move follows a recently paused congressional provision and marks a broad extension of federal oversight in the industry.

Washington Wallace Congress

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