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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
6
A period advice piece notes hair care as a sign of neatness and taste. It argues against generic cleansers and promotes using a specialized shampoo made with canthrax dissolved in hot water to remove dandruff dirt and excess oils. It claims the shampoo softens and thickens hair and promotes a healthy scalp for growth.
Dr C W Johnson state chemist at University of Washington leads study on salvaged spawn from 32 hatcheries. Researchers assess the food value of processed fish byproducts intended for canning and possible use as fertilizer.
A humorous reminiscence of a school dance in front of Queen Anne high school. The narrator laments worn calfskin shoes, notes protestations from overworked ankles, and recounts a run of waltzes with sailors and others. The piece ends by honoring 38 men from District No 4, Queen Anne hill, set for American Lake.
Norman McClintock films bird life while crowds pack the Queen Anne high auditorium for an outdoor dance after speeches led by Rev. Van Der Las Judge George Danworth and former Senator Samuel H. Piles. A Star editorial pledge drives weekly support for District No. 4 service members. The Knickerbocker quartet and soloists perform as the event closes.
The Gas Company files a new rate schedule to cover rising costs and secure added revenue. It replaces the old 25 cent minimum with a 25 cent readiness-to-serve charge and lowers the first 5000 cubic feet discount to 10 cents per thousand, while keeping basic prices. The company notes higher operating costs, argues for fair rates, and urges customer acceptance to maintain service and national industry strength.
A Cinimati au thority reports a new ether compound named freezone sold in drug stores. A few drops on a corn or callus removes soreness instantly and loosens the issue so it can be removed. It claims no pain or skin irritation, shrinking various corn types. Women are advised to keep freezone on hand for corn aches.
In a private dialogue Margie and Dick discuss a sensational campaign scandal centered on Harry Simone and Eliene. The estranged truth about the birth, adoption of twins, and the impact on Harry’s mayoral bid is weighed against political resilience and personal sacrifice.
Poem fragment depicts internal strife fueling resilience for a final battle. Traitors within the army threaten unity, while the nation vows to prevail. The double cross emblem signals deceit as right battles might to win.
An advertisement claims a stiff paste of delatone and water removes hair in about two minutes. It warns to ensure the product is debatone from a reliable druggist, noting the method works unless hair growth is extremely stubborn.
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