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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of discounted prices such as 50 cents 75, 1.00 7.25 3.25 6.50 and 16.50 with related marks. The readable items suggest a sale or pricing table. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
Whit Hadley reports Charles M. Schwab after a six weeks tour of France and Italy. Schwab warns Germany will be a major factor, urges reductions in taxes, a protective tariff, and rapid production to sustain America’s prosperity and strong merchant marine policy. He plans to address the Chamber of Commerce on his pope message.
London April 1 Captain John Wyrill aged 84 died today after a life at sea spanning 54 years. He sailed around the world 36 times and retired 16 years ago, never having been shipwrecked in his long career.
A newspaper ad showcases 185 blouses in Tricolette crepe de chine georgette and tub silk fabrics at 2.95 with a wide range of spring colors. It also promotes 190 jersey petticoats noted for unusual qualities and fit.
In April at Tily pond Baugua, Stee phen Autt while fishing through ice lost his bait and tied red flannel to the hook. His contraption attracted a five pound mackeral, thrilling the other fishermen.
Walter Yeley was arrested for whistling on the street after a woman complained he whistled Lob White. The court discharged Yeley, ruling he could whistle what he pleased.
The advertisement promotes Tanlac as a purely ethical medicine with ten ingredients. It cites Britannica and Potter’s Therapeutics as authorities and claims improved digestion, appetite, and general tonicity. It asserts wide use across the United States and Canada and claims leading sales in its class.
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