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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
6
Alvah H. McCreary of Philadelphia recounts two years of stomach trouble and indigestion improved by Tanlac. He urges others to try the remedy and notes Bartell's Drug Store in Beattie as a local seller.
Dr. S L Joshi dean of the department English literature at Paroda Bombay India was to speak at a Chamber luncheon at noon on New Forces in Old India. He is noted as the first to be graduated from a college and a university in the class of 185.
Guildford England April 21 Misa Ethel M Dell known as the shyest novelist is engaged to marry Col Savage Dell never gave interviews or photos and her engagement was confirmed in a local report
Modern dress and beauty services create a youthful look for women of all ages. The ad urges preventive care and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps when backaches and blues appear or at ages forty five to fifty. It highlights personal letters from readers endorsing the product.
Mary Elida Porter thanks friends for the flood of sunshine and entertainment into her life after illness. She notes the effect as opening a vast new vista and mentions the music of space and the phrase the Music of the Spheres. Welfare Sunshine and Helping Hand committees urge cooperation to bring cheer to shut ins, with no publicity desired.
A cheerful appeal asks readers to send bright letters or cards to several named individuals in Massachusetts New York California and Kingston among others. It thanks King County Hospital staff for their kindness after a fire and invites friends of West Seattle Sunshine to a radio party next Wednesday at 2 PM.
Poetic lines describe a laugh as fast sunshine that cheers crowds and strengthens courage. The verse links laughter to youthful life, shared joy, and communal vitality, portraying humor as a motor that spurs smiles and lifts spirits in daily scenes.
Miss Vera Dayton Qook will of Mrs. Jesale Lawrence preside at a Monday recital at the YWCA Apm. A collection for the Shutin fund of the Sunshine guild will be taken. The program blends music and readings including That Old Sweetheart of Mine and The Prayer Perfect among others.
Col Braden, manager of the Wilkes theater, hosted a party for 14 shut-in guests Wednesday evening. The event, described as inspiring, allowed attendees to enjoy roses and shared time with theater staff. Dorothy Carol Ellis among those noted.
Miss Long and Miss Hannah Evens were carried to the bedside of Mixes Mary Hac kina on Easter. A large party of friends assembled to hear the Easter radio program.
Monday evening at the W. C. A. a recital by Mrs. Jessie Lawrence Hagerman presents James Whitcomb Riley readings. A love offering supports the Sunshine Guild shut-in fund. Also a card party at Panama cafeteria on Third Ave funds the Sunshine Guild.
The Sunday School children of the Christian Alliance church entertained Albert Studaman with songs on Faster. Radio fund for shut ins grows with Hazen J. Titus J. H. Carter Stanley Griffiths Wilment H. Lilly and Ed contributing.
City of Seattle voters face a May 2 1922 election on multiple charter amendments. Proposals include changes to tax levy powers for city departments and board of public works, and new provisions creating a transportation department and street railway oversight. Also proposed are revisions to animal control ordinances enlisting the King County Humane Society to manage impounded dogs and cats with licensing and fee provisions.
The West Seattle Congregational church invites participation to form a Sunshine guild aiding shut-ins. Organizers Mrs Jennie Beatt and Mrs J Arr praise 72g 6 Tittle Miles Shamberger, now aided by Palm Beach wheelchair and happy through support.
Wilbert Beattie and volunteers asked to drive their cars for West Seattle Congregational Church radio party this Wednesday. Call Capitol 2267. Shutins Mary Porter and blind KF Parker to receive radio sets this week. County hospital to get loud speaker. about 200 aged or infirm shutins to benefit. B W Hall Typewriter Co supplies Claud P Ewing a typewriter to write his own stories and stay occupied. he is crippled from infantile paralysis.
In Hove England on April 21 Mrs William Batten slipped while cleaning a rain water tank and drowned in ten inches of water.
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