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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
2
Northwood notes show the Willing Workers meeting at Mrs J M Thomas home with several local members. A Pioneer Picnic at Ferndale involved Mr and Mrs Arbuckle and others. Multiple visits and picnics across Burlington, Skagit, Birch Bay, and Seattle are listed, including family visits and camping trips.
A Berlin woman had two healthy daughters followed by a third girl born seven weeks later. All three children and mother are reported well. The case is notable for a living third child after a delayed birth, as such outcomes are rare.
A new solar powered engine at Mead near Cairo Egypt operates five 205 foot boilers aligned with five channel mirrors. The best hour run produced 1442 pounds of steam at about 16 psi equal to 63 horsepower, occupying an acre of land.
A Black inmate hanged at Lake Charles Louisiana asked that his scaffold be painted snow white to match his white suit shoes tie and socks. He also requested that the executioner and deputies be clothed in white.
Lightning struck wires between rows of lima beans in a truck garden near Washington, cooking the beans. Report says the beans were large and juicy and cooked with a delicacy suitable for an epicure.
The Tribune announces subscription options for readers in Bellingham and Seattle. Readers may secure delivery and related services through the Tribune office.
Mr J Bakker and daughter Mrs A Vallentgoed and grandchild Elizabeth visit L Koole home. Mrs P A Wright and children depart for Prosser after stay at Beaty residence. Mr and Mrs Warren Hawley visit Lynden then continue to Vancouver B C. Mrs Jasper Seat and children of Stanwood visit relatives. Born Aug 11 a son to Mr and Mrs Ben Nymeyer. Klatawa Club met at Miss Martha Knittle’s home Wednesday.
The Seattle Star announces a statewide puzzle contest with cash prizes for listing objects visible in a provided picture that start with the letter R. Rules require Seattle-area residents only, nonemployees, dates, written on one side, use only dictionary words, and list accuracy as the main criterion.
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