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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

7

ISCO SETS ANNUAL TRAFFIC OFFICERS CONVENTION

ISCO will hold its best annual traffic officers convention next August with delegates to adopt uniform traffic regulations nationwide. The event will promote traffic education in schools and civic groups and pursue measures to reduce automobile thefts.

ISCO

Deceptive Health Claim Carder Mentions Diet Notes

Fragmentary note cites a pretend remedy called PT LARATIVE to HOMO QUIKINE diets. It claims to stop cough and headache and work off the cold with a signature on each box. Details are unclear and non specific.

Wilhelm scoffed at U.S. entry says Von Bernstorff testifies

Count von Bernstorff told Reichstag investigators that Kaiser Wilhelm telegraphed Zimmermann in mid January 1917 implying actions if the breach with America could not be avoided. He stated President Wilson was an honest mediator and that Germany sought peace without a clear surrender or victory, while noting Berlin viewed Wilson differently.

Carl D. Groat United Press Merlin Kaiser Count von Bernstorff United States Lineheimer Reichstag von Hbernastorff Wilhelm Zimmerman America Wilson von Bernestorff Wilhelmatraasse Foreign Office von Bernstorff von Bethmann Hollweg Germany Sinsheimer von Bernatorff Wilon

Packing plants face protests over strong odors in Seattle

A crowd of about 50 residents from West Seattle and Beacon Hill protested renewal of licenses for Frye & Co James Henry Barton & Co and others amid reports of nauseating odors from rendering tanks. Council members pressed for action after hours of debate while representatives pledged odor-control improvements.

Eling Wart Seattle Dennen Mill Charles HH. Frye Jake Klein Beacon Hill Mart Fryerpoke City Soning Commission Bolton Menketh Erickson Public Safety Committee Leensen Frye & Co James Henry Ninth Ave Walker Frye and Henry James A. Duncan Central Labor Council Seattle Spokane West Seattle Jackson Silbaugh Barton & Co W. Spokane West Thomas J. L. Kennedy John C. Higgins

Home hair darkening mixture recommended by San Francisco resident

Mr. J. A. McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa due to white hair advised a home remedy to darken gray hair. He says mix half a pint of water with bay rum one ounce Barbo Compound and one ounce glycerine then apply twice weekly till desired shade, claiming it colors hair without staining the scalp, is non sticky and rubs off free.

J. A. McCrea San Francisco Daddy Grandpa

Big Demand for Anzac Homespun

Australia develops a hand woven tweed industry for partially crippled soldiers with strong demand for home spuns. The weaving is easy to learn, wages are good, and orders for years ahead were secured. Soldiers gain satisfaction from supplying a real need rather than being patronized.

Australia

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