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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
9
In a field interview, Mrs Landes discusses tackling city issues with courtesy, accessibility, and informed action. She outlines plans to remain in her office, seek advice, oppose mudslinging, and focus on housing to prevent Seattle from becoming a slum city while promoting women’s perspectives in city government.
The Arena hosted a concert by Frita Krelaier drawing over 6,000 attendees. Manager W. B. Mc Curdy noted the arena seats 6700, yet about 200 extra accommodated and 162 people stood due to crowd size.
In San Francisco a tabby baby boy missing from the ferry building for three days was reunited with his parents Leo Woodside and his wife at police headquarters. They had left him there believing someone would provide a home and neighbors later ensured the infant received milk.
The Passover celebration begins Wednesday night marking the deliverance of the Jews from Egyptian bondage. The festival, one of the Hebrew year’s most important, centers on freedom and remembrance.
The Star invites readers to help locate missing relatives or friends. The French consulate seeks Sigismund Wittich a butcher possibly in Seattle. Josephine Huser, Alsace native, formerly of Seattle, is sought by relatives. Notify the French consulate, 3219 Pioneer Bldg Seattle. Mrs Mary McLod reports William King staying at her home for up to two months with important mail for him.
North Ravenna Transportation association executive committee releases a report opposing the fare ordinance attack and praising Oliver T. Erickson. The group plans a meeting at Ravenna schoolhouse Friday at 8 p.m. with Erickson and council candidate Professor F. Hayden to discuss the issue.
Pyramid Pile Suppositories promise relief from itching inflammation and pressure, enabling rest. The ad claims broad U S and Canada availability at 60 cents a box and offers a free trial by sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
An old scientist praises dancing as a top exercise and suggests fox trotting as especially beneficial. A conversation urges Dorothy to learn dancing, noting the cost of dresses at Cherry's store on Rialto Ridge, Sec ond Ave between Madison and Spring, with easy monthly payments.
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