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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
8
A collage of wedding decor ideas using yarn and crewel outlines, a dental testimonial promo, reader questions on marriage fidelity and naturalization law, and practical attire care guidance. Georgia convict camp consolidation noted amid labour shortages.
An old advertisement advises using plain cocoanut oil as a gentle, greaseless shampoo. It argues soaps and alkali dry the scalp, while coconut oil creates rich lather with one to two teaspoons, cleanses dust and dandruff, and leaves hair fine, silky, and easy to manage.
Judge Frank C. Phillips in Cleveland Ohio ordered Mrs Henry a young society woman five days in the workhouse and fined her fifty dollars after she ran down Arthur Zipser with her auto and drove away appeal for a new trial granted as fight against the sentence continues.
Adam Zutzitz of Detroit plans to change his name to Jake Hug. He petitioned the court for the legal alteration, outlining a surname change that resembles a nickname.
An old advertisement extols GETH-IT a corn remedy. It denounces bandages plasters and salves that hurt toes and claims three drops remove corns callouses and warts instantly. The product, sold by BE Lawrence & Co Chicago and Owl Drug Co, is recommended as the world's best corn remedy.
An OCR fragment shows several market names and addresses including Olympic Market at 1422-24 Wiret Ave American Market on Third Ave Western Market at 1100 Western Ave Westlake Market corner Westlake and Wind street Market 100 Occidental Ave Ballard Market 1448 Maillard Ave.
A bright launch marks a prosperous day in Seattle as the Norwegian steamer Nellis Neilsen slides into Elliott Bay. Moments later a new vessel’s keel is laid with Miss Frances Skinner breaking a champagne bottle. Notables including Dr. Suzzallo and many Seattle business leaders attend amid cheers as tugs tow the hull toward shore for fitting.
United Press reports in Anderson Indiana on Hughes second day in the state he spoke from 8 a m despite a voice near breaking. Governor Alexander notes the strain from days of speaking and travel as Hughes presses his opposition to the Adamson bill and focuses on tariff Mexico arbitration and preparedness.
The 76 year old Michael Streb hanged himself at Northwood cemetery after praying for death beside his wife four years earlier. A caretaker found him near a birch tree at a remote corner of the cemetery.
Maj. Gen. Bell censored Capt. Livingstone for charges against Col. Inglis, a matter expected to be dropped. Bell praised Inglis and the regiment as the best unit seen. Also notes H P Stabler distributing Blasto phagwasps to aid Smyrna fig cultivation, with wasps shipped from Capri.
Fraser-Paterson Co offers splendid 8-inch Taffeta Ribbons in maize and plain finishes with Dres den effects in pink blue maize and lavender. Available in all staple colors for hair bows and fancy work on Saturday on the yard side.
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