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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

8

Flapper Lexicon Sparks Medical Debate In Editorial

An editorial note mocks a dictionary author who collapsed into a coma while defining Flapper. The text riffes on flapper stereotypes with mordant lines about Italian flappers and a financially strained couple facing costly divorces, reflecting era attitudes.

Evangeline Booth Residence Dedication Planned in Seattle

Commissioner Adam Gifford and Mr. Adam Gifford will officiate at 3 p m dedication of the Evangeline Booth young women's residence in Seattle. The home, in the former Fairfield hotel building at Sixth Ave and Madison St, provides lodging and comforts for girls from outside Seattle whose homes are not in the city. It was bought with 125000 raised during the war by Seattle Elks, who three months ago turned the fund over.

Adam Gifford Salvation Army Hawaii Evangeline Booth Pairfield Sixth Ave Madison Seattle Seattle Elka

Children mobilize for war on earwigs in Beattle gardens

A playful early 20th century style notice claims more than 40 000 school children prepare to attack earwigs harming Beattle’s flowers. A uniform drive will sweep front yards vacant lots and neglected property as the effort to defend gardens escalates.

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Salvation Army Leaders Arrive in Seattle from Spokane

Commissioner and Mrs. Gifford arrived in Seattle Tuesday from Spokane, signaling a regional Salvation Army visit or inspection.

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