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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1922

Page

2

Tanlac Claims Enduring Lead in Medicine Market

The advertisement states Tanlac is widely demanded by retailers buying in large quantities, with about 90 million bottles sold over eight years. It claims households across the United States, Mexico, and Cuba use it for stomach, liver, and kidney ailments, with many testimonials of restored health and weight.

Merit North America Tanlac Lac Mar United States San- Mexico Cuba All Good Drug Gieta

Missing Relatives Aid and Notices From The Star

The Star urges readers to report missing relatives or friends to aid reunions. Mrs H B Thompson seeks trace of Ethel Allen born June 1892, with ties to Mount Vernon Washington and the Washington Children’s Home in Seattle. Drew H Miller reports Mord brothers’ travel from Seattle to Aberdeen en route to Virginia.

Star Department Ethel Allen H. B. Thompson Mount Vernon Wash Libby Beach Brown Vancouver Thompson Washington Seattle Carrie Allen Hord Bros Drew H. Miller 20Th Ave Beacon Mord Brothers Aberdeen A. BR. Hord Bowsch St Norfolk

New York Fall Style Show Reveals Men's Wardrobe Trends

Madisson Square Garden hosts a fashion preview by Daniel Frohman to showcase winter men’s clothing. Beatty, a fashion dummy, tours booths of major makers and notes lean toward natural, understated looks with belted overcoats and four piece suits. designers push innovation while consumers drive style.

Beatty Art Madteon Square Garden Co. 4 Detroit Booth Brooklyn Bridge Hight Alexander Leftwich Daniel Frohman Voouh

Grain embargo remains claims delayed shipments to Seattle

Claims by F R Spinning that grain shipments billed to Seattle from points east of the mountains are not moving toward destination persist. The Spokane Portland Beattie line, a Union Pacific subsidiary, is accused of holding on grain for Seattle while Seattle Chamber of Commerce port commission and grain dealers push to force movement. An appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission has been made and action is expected soon.

Union Pacific Rillroad Seattle F. R. Spinning State Department of Public Works Spokane, Portland & Beattie Line Union Pacific Seattle Chamber of Commerce Port Commission

Council Denies Cabaret License Requests at Meeting

Rehearings requested by the Lodge, Bungalow, Hotel Butler and Alhambra cafes for cabaret licenses were denied at the Monday council meeting.

Lodge Alhambra

Economical Homemade Shampoo From Canthrax Solution

A reader advertisement promotes a cheap shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to create a cleansing liquid. It claims thorough cleansing, quick drying, soothed scalp, and reduced dandruff, with the result of shiny, fluffy hair after rinsing.

Tease for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable to Aid Family Building

A fragment cites Mrs. Ws Jomanson urging readers to consider Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable to help women have children. It emphasizes regret at childlessness in middle age and urges use to bring joy and comfort through family growth.

Ws. Jomanson Box Park Rapids Minn Lydia E. c Tukham Pinkham Jehusest

Shop Employees Form Associations With Great Northern

Great Northern Railway Company shop employees form associations to bargain with management and will appear before the United States Railway Labor Board if no agreement is reached. Over ninety percent of the number who struck on July 1 remain at work, with some departments fully staffed and others still needing hires. Former employees who are rehired before October 1 will regain full pension and pass privileges. Apply at the nearest shop, Division Superintendent, or Room 217 King Street. Ralph Budd, President.

Great Northern Railway Company United States Railway Labor Board King Street Sta Ralph Budd

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