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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
7
Patented ad touts Tysmol as quick relief for neuritis attacks affecting shoulders arms and back with claims of rapid pain reduction. It emphasizes skin absorption and gradual restoration to health and lists price one dollar.
A series of Miss Grey letters and reader questions discuss love, faithfulness, and heartbreak. A mature woman warns a young reader to drop a flirtatious partner, while Roger counters with hope for decent men. Readers seek guidance on spar geology and the Eiffel Tower’s height.
The Seattle Star invites inquiries about the largest ships and heavy vessels afloat. Send questions to The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1832 New York Ave, Washington DC, along with two cents in stamps for postage. Include a clear name and address to avoid return letters.
Thousands of frail and convalescent people report Tanlac restores health strength and work capacity. A Spokane man says eight years of indigestion led to weakness but Tanlac restored his health and now the medicine helps the whole family. The ad asserts Tanlac improves digestion purifies the system and builds bone and muscle with a return to normal weight.
Doctors endorse magnesia as a neutralizer for stomach acid to relieve dyspepsia. A teaspoonful or four tablets in warm water after meals stops fermentation and aids digestion, with para-ssolated enesia available from druggists for stomach sufferers.
Edna Cudahy Browne daughter of the late Jack Cudahy and heiress to his fortune, files for divorce from Percy F Browne after a year of separation. The couple’s romance met strong family opposition and public desertion claims, with Mrs Browne alternating between San Francisco and Hollywood residences.
The Reg is the favorite among four yachts entered by Great Britain for the British American Cup races at Oyster Bay Long Island. It is owned by Norman Clark Neill.
Baltimore born performer George Pedusel, known as The Creole Fashion Plate, adopts the stage name Karyi Norman for his vaudeville tour at the Orpheum circuit. The young entertainer, with Italian and French grandparents, traces his roots to Palti more and carries his father Norman Peduzz’s given name.
Mian Seattle the fashion fete model toured downtown stores during the event. Mrs F F Pomroy recognized her Tuesday morning and won $15 for identifying Miss Seattle. The $10 prize in the afternoon went to Mrs J J Ham for the same prompt.
The Municipal league adopted the educational committee report on charges by School Superintendent Cole that School Director Taylor attempted to unlawfully influence the board’s book purchases. The league commended Cole for exposing the issue to the board and public.
The Hotel Butler and the Bungalow cafe won temporary injunctions in Judge Walter M. French's court barring the city from interfering with their cabaret licenses.
An advertisement touts a lemon juice and Orchard White mixture as a freckle and tan bleach. It instructs applying the fragrant lotion daily to the face neck arms and hands to bleach blemishes and whiten the skin.
A short home remedy advertisement from Mrs J J Hurst of Bloomington Illinois offers free information on curing rheumatism. She requests readers to mail their names and addresses to receive the method, insisting she has nothing to sell and aims to help sufferers at home.
An advertisement touts a Radio-Active Solery device by Janess Co offering at home light therapy using radium energy. It claims relief for nerve weakness stomach kidney liver bladder lung and heart issues and invites free literature and a trial with no charge if unsatisfactory. Respondents receive a device worn on the body at night while they work or rest.
Two women gossip about a stylish stranger in a new coat and hat. The speaker notes Cherry's shop at 1016 infave in Rialto Ridge offers monthly payments on garments, with a down payment and installments remaining.
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