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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
2
Spokane authorities ask Superior Judge A. W. Frater of Seattle to preside during the seating of a grand jury investigating alleged vice conditions in the Spokane public schools. Judge Frater expects to return to Seattle on Wednesday.
Brown of the Seattle plant and Troy W Cox of Albers Bros addressed the executive committees of the Chamber of Commerce Northwest Products Bureau on Thursday.
Letters and donations pulse through Sunshine Guild campaigns urging gifts to supply radio sets for shut ins. Readers show generosity with names, bake goods, and requests for equipment as April events and drives unfold.
Despite rough patches and slick spots the climber pushes toward the peak dubbed The Kaynees Loop. The ascent demands grit and careful footing with Callie on his heels as his reward and view from the summit.
Mrs J L Scott saw our story about Miles Bramberger and mailed a check to buy him a used chair. Miles has never walked and his mother is poor. At 12 he is growing too heavy for her. a chair would be a great blessing. If you have a chair for sale call Capital 2267.
Eleven reels of the million dollar film Foolish Wives are on display at Nemick's Long Shop in Pike, guarded by two marines loaned to manager Cutts of the Columbia theater. Captain Martin from the local recruiting station oversees the screening where many Marine Corps members participated in the production.
An advertisement warns that deaths from goiter poisoning rise due to inattention and urges immediate OZ-MO poultices for goiter. It promotes a pamphlet from Clark OZ-MO Co at 4403 45th Ave W Beattie Washington offering the remedy and notes fines for noncompliance.
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