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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
9
A historical note states that due to very dry cold atmosphere Greenland has no known infectious diseases. The remark emphasizes the unique climate as a barrier to illness. The claim invokes a scientific view of disease spread in extreme environments.
Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets provide a calomel free laxative option discovered by Dr Haywards. The sugar coated olive colored pills promise no griping and aim to normalize bowels and liver leading to relief from dark mouth bad breath and fatigue. Thousands use them nightly to stay regular.
Hen Turpin nicknamed the regular guy and insured for 25000 on his cross eye arrives in Seattle for a vaudeville stint at the Pan tages theater. He recalls early hard times on one night stands and says comedians are born not made while preparing for the look at me skit and golf between performances.
Countess d Audiffrett the French noblewoman arrives in Seattle as a city guest for two weeks. She sits in a Sunset club apartment describing her mission in America with a soft French accent and cautious remarks.
An advertisement touts Korex Invigorator as youth booster from Milton Laboratories priced at $2.00 with postage options. It also profiles Countess d Audiffrette, a longtime advocate for Pro Infantia Pro Patria, who travels the world directing French carnivals and speaking for France’s children, praising American youth as brothers and sisters.
An old advertisement claims children with croup should inhale vapor from a heated spoonful of Dee eucalyptus ointment. It touts neck and chest ointment application as a life saver after failed methods and cites Dennis Mfg Co products sold in 26 cent tubes with a money back guarantee.
Hyomei is described as a remedy largely made from eucalyptus to kill germs and prevent coughs colds and catarrh. The text claims the environment of inland Australia reduces germs and promises pleasant sustained germ killing effects when inhaled. Sold by druggists with a guarantee or money back offer.
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