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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
13
Fragmented text mentions Bartell Swift and Ed Everywhere with references to catarrh and medicine. Context unclear but hints at pharmaceutical advertising or remedy discussion and potential consumer product notes from a historical page. No clear event dates or places available.
The city council referred Rogers Candy and Ice Cream Co license for cabaret approval to the license committee and postponed other license decisions for a week while granting one license and blocking others.
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas returned to Seattle Monday from California after he was recalled to the bedside of his brother who died there following a two week absence due to the trip.
A reader disputes a claim about long skirts and marriage appeal, praising a medium length style for health and grace. Another letter extols dogs as faithful companions and honest character tests, arguing dogs reveal true loyalties and outlast human reliability.
Mrs. B Boots of Buchanan county Iowa describes a home remedy to darken gray hair. Mix bay rum with water and apply every other day. The solution supposedly darkens hair without greasing the scalp or rubbing off and makes a gray haired person appear twenty years younger.
A local exchange suggests renting Elsie's room to a visiting girl from the YWCA who will study and work in the city. The dialogue notes the extra income, the shopper's wish for new clothes, and references Cherry's store at 1015 2nd Ave Rialto Ridge for fall fashion with six month payment terms.
City board of public works will call for alternative bids for the unfinished West Spokane street bridge at next week's meeting due to variances between city plans and Strauss company drawings. The bid call bill was introduced at Monday's council session and becomes effective immediately on passage.
D. Clark of Helix Oregon, a marshal and deputy sheriff, is jailed on a tentative man slaughter charge after a Saturday shooting of Harry Rose a cigar dealer. Witnesses testified the quarrel was personal.
Turpin and his company appeared at Pantages in a comedy skit Look at Ma. The slapstick artist drew big crowds with tumbling and funmaking. Other acts received applause including De Michelle Brothers and The Burton Sisters with magic singing and dancing. The Four Ortons wowed on the tight rope. The Avalos played xylophone.
Henry and Robert Werbiow, brothers, are charged with grand larceny of 139000 dollars from the Guaranty Trust Company of New York. The case centers on alleged thefts from the bank, with authorities pursuing preliminary legal steps.
Two Seattle businessmen Marty Dickstein and Herman Kiatzker realized a long cherished dream with the opening of First Avenue House of Bargains at 1419 1423 First Ave. The remodeled two floor building offers 7000 square feet on the main floor and the basement. The store features a full line of women and children apparel shoes and occasional stock of men’s suits and overcoats. The bright clean airy layout and fair prices drew crowds from opening day onward.
An advertisement urges readers to prevent baldness by using Danderine. It claims hair loses strength from dandruff and weak roots, promising immediate improvement and thicker, longer hair after application. The product is described as non greasy and available at drug stores.
Funeral services for Simeon L. Coen, civil war veteran, who died at his Geattie home Sunday, will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Rafferty chapel. Green Lake post No. 112 G A R and the Green Lake Lodge will conduct the rites. He is survived by his widow and six children.
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