davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Another one got covered with
powder from hel neck and when
he went home he was so white his
folks thought he was growing old.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27
It's an III Wind

Physician says that strap-hang-
ing is beneficial. Yes. to the pas
sengers who have seats.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Then for three days he buzzed
around 8 dentists office trying to
make the dentist understand what
he wanted.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Mosquitoes try to pick out tender
meat, but not long ago one Of them
BIT taxicab driver and broke three
teeth.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27
By John r. Medbury.

This is the time Of year when
people are complaining about mos
suitoes, but We never stop to think
that maybe the MOSQUITOES are
cotpplaIning about US.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Finally he climbed up in the
dental chair and some customer
sat on him. ,,.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

But It would probably be just
your luck to get bitten by one Of
them who's on diet.
(Copyright. 1929. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1923-06-27
DID JEV YER

Did i'ver make . resolution %
reduce by going on . Diet ana
then discover that the landlady
was preparing friend chicken Ior
dinner?
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Millionaires are fortunate, they
very. seldom set bitten. The aver
age MOSQUITO can't stand rich food.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Mosquitoes are usually found
around beaches, They like to bite
bathers because they can see what
they're eating.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

You never find these insects
hansipg around the homes Of poor
people. The mosquitoes may feel
sorry about their poverty. but
there's no sense in both of them go
Ing hungry.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

TO a mosquito a man in q bath
ing suit Is like a cafeteria. The
food is in plain sight.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

Nine times out Of ten a person
who is whlstiing win be bitten by
q mosquito. Even insects like mu-
sic with their meals.
The Washington times., 1923-06-27

He stands on your neck and
keeps his. mouth closed except
when he's biting you.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20
Growing Tomatoes.

Tomatoes are one OF the most pop
ular of our garden fruits and every
home garden should include in its plan
a liberal allowance of time and space
for this healthful fruit. Miss Mary
Sutherland, food and nutrition special
list, of the State College Extension
service, states that tomatoes should
be served at least twice week in
every home for the necessary yitam-
ines which they contain. Vitamines IN
fresh, nncooked foods are generally
best, but in tomatoes a part of the
vitamines are not changed at all by
cooking. This makes this fruit par
ticularly valuable as a canned food.
Tomatoes are grown successfully IL
neary every part of the state of
Washington, with just a little extra
care. The following points or factors
enumerated below are quite essential
to successful results.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20
Growing w hat You Eat
Prepared by the Extension Service State College
of Washington

| VARIETIES-Ther are many good
varieties of tomatoes, but the earlier
varieties are the best for most local
tiles, particularly about Puget sound
and in the higher elevations where the
summers are cool. The Karliana, John
Baer, Benny Best, Chalks Early Jewel
and Stone, preferred in the order
named are among the best varieties.
The Stone is a later variety than the
others, but is firm and in good de-
mand in the fresh markets as well as
with cannery> men.
PLANTS-Vigorous, healthy plants
are very important. Where you are
raising plants they will need trans
planting twice before being placed in
the garden. The last time, if the
plants are set in berry hallocks or in
dividual cans or boxes, they can fin
ally me moved to the garden with
very little root disturbance and
growth will not be checked Three or
four thicknesses of newspaper can be
rolled and folded into a cup which
makes a very cheap pot for these
plants The best plants will be the
large ones, 10 and IL inches high,
which should be stocky and of good
green color. In many places plants
are grown by greenhouses for sale and
if the firm is reliable it is sometimes
cheaper to buy them ready for placing
in the garden. For few days before
setting, the plants should be carefully
hardened off by Withholding water and
submitting to outdoor temperatures.
SOIL PREPARATION AND FER
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

PAPERS FROM YOUR HOME TOWN
Texas and Montana Oil Papers. Send 15c t.
Casino News Co., Boz 2119. Spokane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, SODA FOUNTAIN, CANDY
and confectionery business located in best
town In the state. Will sell all or I-2 inter-
est: For particulars, write Box 81, Wen
atchee, Wash.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

TILIZERS-To get the earliest and
best tomatoes they must grow rapid
ly after being set out. The ground
should be carefully gone over several
times, stirred to depth of 10 or IL
inches and then thoroughly fined and
smoothed down. In western Wash
ington better results will be obtained
if the tomatoes are set on south
slope or in a warm, sunny location.
If the soil is very poor moderate
amount of well-rotted manure can be
added. However, an excess of this or
nitrogen fertilizers will make too
much leaf growth and may cause the
blossoms to drop. In western Wash
ington acid phosphate has proven very
beneficial, increasing the crop four
and five hundred per cent in some
cases. If applied it should be used
at the rate of about 800 pounds per
acre.
TRANSMITTING TO GARDEN
1t is bad practice to set the plants
in the open before warm weather has
settled. This will vary in the differ
ent sections of the state. Plants set
in cold weather will grow but little and
often become stunted. The plants
should be set with the least possible
disturbance of the root system. If
the ground is at all dry it will pay
to water each plant well after putting
in the field. Tomato plants should be
set 2 IL to 8 feet apart in the row
with the rows about IL feet apart.
CULTIVATION-Ca cultivation
and hoeing about the plants will hold
the moisture and increase the yields.
Once every 10 days till the plants
cover the ground is not too often and
will be paid for in more and better
tomatoes.
PRUNING AND STANG Tomatoes
trained to a single stalk, and tied to
stake, or wire or pole trellise will
be most satisfactory for the home
garden. Tomatoes ripen earlier when
trained in this way, the fruit will be
better colored and is not as liable to
rot. The plants should be gone over
several times and all lateral shoots
pinched off close to the main stem
BLOSSOM DROPPING - Shedding
of the blossoms is generally due to
poor pollinization, but very hot dry
weather will often produce the same
results. Thorough watering and
sprinkling sometimes helps to over
come this trouble. The blossoms will
also fail to set when a very rank
growth is made as a result Of too
much manure. Ordinarily it is better
not to irrigate when the tomato begins
to bloom as this stimulates growth too
much.
Dry rot at the blossom end is gen.
orally result of insufficient soil |
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

WRITE INLAND MONUMENTAL CO., sPO
kane Wash. for prices and designs
EMPIRE GRANITE PRODUCTS co., AZ
Exchange Bank Bldg, Spokane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

FOR SALE, 800 A. LAND, INCLUDING
800 wheat land some machinery and some
horses. Also $500 ewes and lambs with place
Fine location and good permit on forest re-
serve; good bldgs., lots water Cheap If taken
before May LIST. For terms and price write J.
A. Berney, Roosevelt Wash
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

oPToMETRIsT AND oPTIcIAN
DR.. b. ERNST, Crescent Store, main foo
Glasses ftted-lenses duplicated.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

moisture and = liberal supply OF water
will overcome this.
Fresh ripe tomatoes can be pro-
duced in nearly every garden. Plan
now to pick tomatoes in your own
garden.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

America is the land of the free.
where one must pay for everything
worth having.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

A woman realizes that she is get
ting the worst Of an argument with
her husband when he refuses to be-
come excited.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

Only woman is capable Of trans
forming a yawn into a smile.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

Always sweep rugs the way the nap
runs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20
NEW TODAY
BEES AND HONEY

FINEST QUALITY ALFALFA-SWEET
clover honey, clean and sanitary, 60-lb. can,
$3.50; two 60-lb. cans, $12.75, at Sunnyside,
Wash; 60-lb. by parcel post anywhere
in second zone. 1929. King Glover, Sunny
side, Wash
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20

BEEKEEPERS PRICE LIST FREE OR IN
struction booklet explaining fully for a dime.
G. Spencer Apiaries, Sawtelle, Calf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-04-20
WE WANT MORE FARMERS

WE WANT MOkE FARMERS
And can offer you real opportunity in . com
munity already settled. Besides good soil, water
and climatic conditions, we have schools, good
roads, daily mail. telephone, electric lightn, and
the best Of neighbors. Darying, poultry raising
alfalfa and deciduous fruits are all a pronounced
success here Our land with good water
right sells for $175.00 per acre, with very
favorable terms to actual settlers. For further
information from practical farmer regarding
this country, write to Fred A. Clark Capay
Rancho, Glenn County, California.
FOR SALE-$3, 900; acres fruit, overlook
ing Lake Washington, block from paved high
way; 5-room house. chicken house and gran
airy; good location; best of soil; 80 minutes
from Seattle; stage and boat service Fred
Brown Kennydale, Wash.
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF
farm for sale. Describe fully-giye Lowest
price. F. II. Troll, Pendleton, Ore
10 ACRES IRRIGATED; BUILDINGS; near
Appleway town, school, at $25OO George
Douglass Post Falls, Idaho.
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
HIGH ,ALTfTUDE, 1888 Fl, grown
mixed. Timothy -Alsike, lie; very hardy, re-
cleaned. NJ. Meador, Norwood, Idaho.
ALFALFA SEED-CHOICE SEED RAISED
in sunny southern Idaho. Also Annual Sweet
Glover. etc. Write for samples. J. @. Osgood
Wendell, Idaho.
FOR SALE-NEW GIANT 900. MOST. PRO
life of all everbearing strawberries. Plants
at great reduction, SIS per 100 Ison Skaggs,
Wenatchee, Wash
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29

$IOOO0O kterou vypsa Edward Box. dysM rdstr ladies
Home Journal ma nejlepsi plan zemezeni viek4 ~ b
Riznych pland piedozeno bylo velke mnoE Asybo ia
nsmz zasedaji Elhu Root jake pedsea James far
bord Edward NJ House, Ellen F. Pendctonovs Pound
William Allen White Brand Whtock dohod teh ne}
lepsm Bude sdsen vefeno zaroveh mene autora ne
blzch pch dnech bhem edna bude ne4 hlasoyano re-
ferendem. Toto veeho bude pomoci 5000 1gni
riznych koench obcanskych organac tax sy d
mohl o mem proevit sve minsni
Box byv tazan, co ocekava Cd sveho pnu odpoy9d9l:
mic ale nam nadsje. vemi huboke nadsje Nj to ma
dse dojdou epsho psn nezi ony projevoyne vstoye
vaky = ze byla posedn vaka. valka vei " shon6en
vsech valek.
Poole naseho mnsn nejepsim anem zamezen valek by
obdrz stek e svy msnem aby Maoyin pro vaku zaroSe
znamenalo pfhaeni Sc do armady nb dp vaecneo lod
do ich bojovnych jednotek kers lassyan vslky
byy by prvni ohni To by js nochd ochlazc
povedy konkrpci kaptalu zrovna jako provld &
tax ably nkdo nesms nenohll valky zbohstnofi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
UkRADENA vANOcNf
POSTA

Obyvateltn 'okoli vych. ste,
u1fce byla ukradena celia va
nocni posta v apartn1entnir,
dome Pasadena. Pachatel byl
zatGen a shTedano,. ze ukrad1
nejeh pcstovni vak,aTe i auto
1mobil. Pachatel Sc vsech ba-
licku strhal pffslnsne fadresy,
tax ze 1ednotlive kisy ffemo-
hou byti doruceny. Celia tato
posta, o6sahujici dr0bnejsi
darky, vylozeha jest v dfadov.
me postovniho inspektora, kde
jest moz'no jednotfivcdm &c pre-
|sveMiti, IDA Jim 'nebyg nekte-
re veci urceny.
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q q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29

v domacnosti mIadych man
zeld Cha1oupkovych, 2e43 w
.chodnf 73. ul., doslo k rnrzu-
tosti, kdyz fnuz zbranoval 21-
lete rnanzelce Viole, Aby sla
ia ptochazku samotna. TAI v
;lfavalu okAmziteho rozcilenf
Sc chopila lahve lakem ma na
'bytek a napila Sc. - Dnes je
lecena ze. sve otravy a patrne
i 2 nerozumu v ilemocnici sv.
Lukase. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
iBaskJJp sCf1RfhfiSS VcaA
20 POMOCI NEMfsOM.

v katolickych zdejsich kos
Itch bude v ned9li dine 6. led
ma cten list biskupa Schremb-
Sc, pozadujici pomoc nemecke
mu Kdu. Sbfrka ma byti vyko-
mana VI nedeli Is. ledna. " po-
slant pravi, ze zaslal jiz z ne
kterych diecesnfch f6nda 20
1tisfc doHArd papezi, ably penez
.uzfto bylo k udanemu icelu.
,Schrembs jinenoval hned w
Dor. jehoz tilohou bude sbfra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
pf1sp9vky, potravinov6 dary

Il pfispevky, potravinov6 dary
i odSs.
Uvadfnfe jen, abychom d
pfiponnn9h jedn&ni nekterych
duck0vnfch nasich, ktefi "a po
'dobne akce We prospech sta
rych nasich vlasti jevili lhoa
Istejnost al hffsnou, patrne ze
strachu, aby 81 tam n9kde ma
hore nerozlili ocet".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
IVA vYsvkffENoU.

Ma n9ktere dotazy 0 ciAnku
g NArodni sdruzenf 4 Legiora-
II" odpovfdAme, ze ien nedo-
patfenfm nebyio v hlave uve-
demo, ze jest to vlastne "Za-
slano" a podobne j iiedopA tfe-
MIN vynechano jmeno auto
ra, tajemnfka p. Jozi Havran-
ka, ktery jest "a znenf zodpo.
veden a nikoli redakce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
OTEVRENY LIST BAkULO-
Wy DRUzINY. AMERfC-
kYM CEcHOSLOvA-
KtJM.
Dr4zi pratale:

DraZl prataie:
Kdyz jsme Sc S Vami louci-.
Ii, utesovalo mas, ze jer pro-
stcrcm budeme vzdaleni - ma
Sc myslenky, srdce, ze zdsta-.
nou 81 blizka.
TAX Sc stalo! Neni dne, a.
bychom Vas 'nevzpomirali.
Vidime Vas, jak ' mas VI.
tate kus stare sve vlasti. Cfti-
me, jak nase pfsnicky jdou pTi
mo do Vasich srdci a roznecuji
tam hfejive vzpominky a jasa-.
YOU radost. Poznavame, iak te
Site Sc z nasich dspechu me-
ri Vasimi spoluobcany ciziho
|pGvodu, jak jste hrdi ma to ze
jsou to lpechy lidi Yasi kr-.
ves y
A nemdzenfe We SVEN srdci
|nerrozWaE 5 Vami tn radost-
nou satisfakci, ze ma mnohych
mistech move Vasi vlasti IT,.
kdo vas drive Cechoslevaky
podcenoyah, dnes jinak soudi G
Gene vlastnostech lidu zeme,
ze ktere jste Wy pfisli, kdyz po
znah oc Sc snazisa co dovedou
| i moralni a fysicti vyd6d6nci
naroda, ktery je aice poctem
maly, hospodafskym polite
kym vlivem dosud slaby, ale
kulturou sve mysli a srdce pred
Il naaody pocetnejsi hmotne a
vlWem bohatsi.
KdNz anglicky tisk velike
Vasi zeme psal nadSeEe o ma
sich s,nahach a vykonech, by
10 Vam jist6 jako nam, kdyz
mayorova Vasich NEST pred ma
mi uznale prohIasovali. ze Wy
zaoceansti nasf krajane patri-
te X nejinteligentnejsim, nej-
lepsim americkym obcanGm.-
Ma cechoslovaky. ze oni jsou
hrdi!
Pratelstvi, jez mezi nami
vzniklo, nebylo tedy vysled-
KEN nahodneho setkani a po-
vrchniho poznani Sc. Vyplynu-
10 ze sympatii, jez vzesly z
pfibuznych aklonG, snah ci-
MI 7lidi jedne krve.
A je i cilevedome. Nebot' j.
ste vine 'dobre, ze vzajemna
lpratelska sluzba, ktcrou jsme
81 prokazovali, prinese vyznam
ny Zisk narodu, z n6hoz jsme
lvzesli, stata, k nemuz patti.
ME a ze apolu koname platne
ciny i We sluzbach velikych j.
del vselidskych, snazime-li Sc
vzdy a vsude dati nejlepsi, CO
jie Y mas. &e.
! Takhle my soudime o ma.
Il -s4 -
Sem 4 Vasem vzajemnam pfa-
telstvi.
A name k tomu vsemu je-
ste plno milych, teplych upo.
mfnek ma kazde z Vasich
NEST a ma kazdeho 2 Vas, ko.
no jsnIe ndhh We shonu sve
cesty trochu poznat.
l 80
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stA VHJ0SaA tSItc sc GEkCs
kazdemu z Vas peat. Ale clo-
v6k mini -.
Dlouhym pobytem nasiTn mi
mo 1stav zhorsifa Sc jeifo flo-
spodarska situace TAX, ze do
'dneska name co Chit, ably
'chom j uvedli do rovnovahy.
Nemame zadnych fondd ami
subvencf a rndsfme vlastnfm
pricinenfm zfskat, teho potfe-
bujein, bychom tstav svhj u
drzeli. "A kdo Una pomery u
mas, uv9fi, 3e nenf malickost,
mali hrstkaA zinrzacelych ho-
chd a devcat "a pfispeni hro-
madky dsti z pfedmestkych u
lie vydelat denne skoro tisic
korun. /.
A tax shanime a shanime bez
oddechu a Rename ami chvi-.
letky volne k tomu, .abychom
Sc mohli psanim potesit Sc svy
mi milyn1i pfxteff. =
Tim sc vysv9tfuje nase do
savadni mlteni ale srbce
nam media a. proto zatim, nez
budeme moG Yam kazdemu
zvlast' psat, ''promlouvame k
Valm tfmtos zptisobem dnes
pred svatky,l nichz kazdy
vzpomina svtch milych.
Chceme Van til nejen fici.
ze Vas name upfimne radi, a.
lie musime Vi1n spolu i priznat
re Cas- nijak neseslabil pocit
vdeku, ktery, k Vam chovame
Ia vsecko co jate ucinili pro ma
81 vec. A CO jste pro nj ucini-
Ii dobrovolne.
Wy vfte, jak dzkostllve sna-
zili jsme Sc abychom Vas nj
elm neobtezovali. Chovali
.jsme Sc tax vdci vasim spolu-
obcandm ciziho pivodu. Chte-
Ii jsme, aby bylo zjevno, ze
1en vdecne stdce mas pTiveilo
k amcrickemu lidu, jen 'pcdsko
vat, ze isme vam pf'sli "a to,
co jste dobreho Udelal; pro &c
lie Ceskoslovensko.
! Nekonali jsme proto SHREK
a zpivali jsrne vetsinu svych
koncertu bezplatne. A j to, CO
jsme vyziskal z koncertl sc
vstupnym, odevzdali ,jsme "A.
merickemu Cervenemu Krfzi,
ktery mas pozval y byl skye
lym i,asim hos6dtefem. 3ednali
isme tax po hlasu sveho srdce
ale take v s6uh1asu ) tim, co
81 pral mas drahy president p.
Masaryk.
Chteli jsyne .vykonavse
svou povinnost - vratit Sc dc
ml tax, ahy aikdo o mas nerno
hi sldvka zleho rici. A vskut.
ku my Sc vratili $ .citym syf.
domim. Is,
A 8 citym sl,deem. Plnym ve
lice kraanych. vzpomnek. =
Ma Vas, dxti, jez libsly jste
mas svyma nprimnSma ocims
jako zjevy otcfny, kterou jste
samy nepoznaly jeSte.
! Ma Vas, zeny, .jez umely jste
dat nam neisn sv6 matefs;ke
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29

cHv6 ruce, abychom aiiyak ne
pocit 'ovali, ~ jfpe dufeko 6d
sveho domova. !,
A ma Vas nfuzi, ksefi, v;zdor
svym prisnym tr6l1In a;tyrdyn
'Tukam, dovedli jste K nam by:
I'll 1tak ncznf, jako Vase ze.
my.
Budre zdravi vsichni. Msjte
Sc dobre. e
Ia vsecky sve deti a spolu-
pracovniky:.
Reditel Bakule
A nemdzeme, abychom jests
Ijednoho vdecn9 nekvitovai.
| Doslo mas nskoIfk zasilel
fpenez cd Tlasich americkych
krajani. ke konci tohoto rolku
lvykazeme tiskem jejich zasfls
Itele. Dnes tn zatfmh srdecne de.
kujerne "a takovon "i;cfnnot
lvzponinka", kt6f-a nlejen u
lmensila 1fasa ho.podafske St.
frcsti. ale zphsobifa nam veil
kou radost tim, ze vznikls
Ispontann6, bez inaseho dozado
'Ivani sc. y prosteifo hnuti v;
Isich :iobrySh ssaci.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-08
Kidney and Bladder
TroublesC Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 years. said DR.. Carey. have
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-08
SCREEN STRUCK
The Home Star.
OtCn Little World.
Tinseled Glamour.
Mutual Envy.
ny NELL sHrP,I,N

To my mind the greatest thing in
life Is every woman's own drama.
her own story ns she cnaCts IL for
her own little world From her pink
ribboncd cradle on up thru girlhood.
wifehood, motherhood and finally 10
the sweet, gentle soul we call
grandma" She Is the star. II Is
for her 10 make or mar the picture.
The stage is set for her. By her
deeds, her very thoughts she molds
her own life-story and the drama OF
her dear ones. She Is the creator OF
home. Of happiness. OF her husbands.
her childrcn's and her own destiny.
What have We, poor mimics In the
world OF make-bclicve. to offer that
can rival that7 We arc her serv-
ants. cndcayoring 10 entertain her
hiEhness and her royal family with
stories that are but weak reflections
OF lref own life.
There is about US a unseled CLAM
our that women sometimes mistake
for pure gold Attracted by It's sham
glitter they are tempted 10 forsakc
their hcarths and join in the mad
dance for a successful career. when,
all the time. real success and a rcnl
career are being offered them at
home; offered on the golden platter
wrought by love and duty.
How / envy her; she is the star, ="
they whisper OF stage or screen
celebrity You are all stars" We
whisper back and, deep In our hearts,
we envy you. Your home Is your
stage; your loved ones your fellow
playera Your community IL your
audience and TO each OF you is given
the opportunity TO so enact your role
that when the final curtain falls you
viii leave behind you the deep. sweet
memory Of n part well played in a
drama worthy OF its creation.
Your applause will be the enduring
love OF tlicnds and family the knowl-
edge OF life well spent for others
and the right TO stand before the SUI
preme Director and say: Master. |
have done my best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-08
A Doctors Discovery

A. l. Paulsou. NJ. D., who has
practiccd medicine In New York CITY
for many years, gave out the fol-
lowing recipe for homer made gray
hair remedy: Gray. streaked or
faded hair can be quickly turned
black. brown or light brown. which.
ever shade you desire. by the fol.
lowing remedy that you can make
at home:
Merely get box OF orlex pow.
der at any drug store. II costs very
little and no extras 10 buy. Dis.
solve II in OF. OF distilled or rain
water and comb II thru the hair.
Full directions for use and a gold
bond guarantee come in each box.
1T is safe, does not rub off. is not
sticky or gummy and leaves the
hair fluffy. II win make gray
haired person look twenty years
younger. Advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-08
HOW ACTRESSES IMPROVE
THEIR HAIR

Inquiry among several of Amer.
ica's leading theatrical stars reveals
the fact that they employ only the
simplest methods Of hair treatment,
such as plenty OF massage and
n weekly hair wash The majority
say that TO have the best hair wash
and scalp stimulator at cost OF
about three cents, one need only get
n package OF cnnthrox from your
druggist. Dissolve tcaspoonful in
a cup OF hot water and your shampoo
In ready.
This makes enough shampoo llauld
TO apply II TO all the hnir instead OF
Just the top OF the head. After TIA
use the hair dries rarsdly, with uni.
form color. Dnndruff, excess oil and
dirt arc quickly dissolved and entire.
~ disappear when you rinse the hair,
After this your hair Will be 40 fluffy
u viii look much heavier than II IL.
It's luster and softncss will delight
you, white the stimulated scalp gains
the health which insures hair
growth. Advertisement.