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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
5
London April 1 report notes a large gold nugget unearthed at Trunkey in New South Wales. The specimen weighs over 14 ounces and is valued around 3509 dollars.
Gen Charles G Dawes is viewed as likely to organize a coordinated ministry overseeing the army and navy. He rejected a cabinet post but may aid in reorganization, urged by both military and civilian leaders, with General Pershing and President Harding backing businesslike government reform.
The notice announces a new steak venture at Roldt'a Advertisement. It highlights menu focus on premium cuts, dining ambience, and opening details for patrons seeking bold flavors and classic cuts.
Fairfax Oklahoma April 1 One hundred hens two hogs one beef and 40 pies formed part of a tribal meal served by William Pletcher, a wealthy Onage widow, for her husband and two daughters killed in an automobile accident.
London reports that the Oliver Twist location at George's Workhouse will be converted into a furniture warehouse. A famous boiler from the story will join the Southwark museum collection. The 1926 toy sales generated about 80 million dollars for U S toy makers.
A late 19th century style note reports that one automobile in every 24 is owned and operated by a woman, a statistic titled by “eta lletical bugs” from the latest passenger automobile registration returns.
In Paris the cars of the famous Ferris wheel are repurposed as temporary housing. The unusual plan converts ride compartments into shelter spaces, addressing housing needs while preserving the landmark’s iconic silhouette.
Houston police chief Gordon Murphy proposes a school for traffic law violators. Pupils would be auto drivers who attend night classes and, if they break laws, face police court proceedings.
A French craftsman completed nine self-watering jardinières designed for flower displays. Each piece supports plant life with an integrated water reservoir, enabling steady moisture for blooms without daily care.
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