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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
9
Prince, a wounded dogs advocate star, awoke from a nap in the humane society facility as a reporter prepared to photograph him for a Seattle Community Chest appeal. His mistress coaxed him with smelling salts and sugar cubes, then posed him as the main feature for the campaign.
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims most sickness stems from inactive liver and bowels and says olive tablets improve vitality by toning the liver and clearing the bowels, available in 15c and 30c sizes.
Readers urged to test a home hair treatment claiming to stop thinning baldness and other scalp ailments. The ad cites a microbe theory and promises noticeable results in 15 days, urging senders to mail their address to a New York address for the trial.
Relatives seek Charles Guion’s mother who remarried and now uses another surname. Guion died last week in Oklahoma and the mother, living in Seattle, is urged to contact Mrs. Herman at Beacon 1137R.
An old advertisement argues that impurities in the blood cause rheumatism skin disorders and low vitality. It promotes S. S. S. as a standard blood purifier and system builder used for over 50 years, urging readers to obtain it from druggists and contact the Swift Specific Co for a free booklet.
A promotional article claims Bon-Opto tablets, dissolved in water and applied to the eyes, can strengthen eyesight by up to 60 percent in a week. It cites Dr Lewis endorsement and a second physician approval, urging readers to buy at any drugstore and keep the remedy on hand for regular use.
Advertisements promote a corn remedy with claims of gentle scientific effect and easy results. The copy touts a blue jay plaster sold by Bever and Black through druggists, promising quick corn relief.
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