Thaw Affects Markets and Daily Routines Across Week
Fragments indicate morning thaw impacts baths and private markets while a cold market scene persists. The sparse text mentions a schedule and a p250 reference with weekday timing and day setup.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
3
Fragments indicate morning thaw impacts baths and private markets while a cold market scene persists. The sparse text mentions a schedule and a p250 reference with weekday timing and day setup.
Texans recall the 1836 victory led by Sam Houston that earned independence from Mexico after the Alamo and Goliad massacres. The article notes San Jacinto's decisive triumph and Texas becoming a free republic, while Mexico did not observe the day.
Ingeri Olson, daughter of Otto Olson of 3911 Fourth Avenue N.E., was struck by an unidentified cyclist near her home yesterday afternoon. She suffered non serious injuries and the rider escaped.
A discussion on selling methods in piano trade argues for the contest or modern advertising approach over old pricey tactics. The piece cites The Musical Courier Extra on certificates and knockers, claims contests lower costs and boost public value, and invites readers to visit Eilers Music House for demonstrations and a sale.
Odds and Ends From Everywhere notes Lieut David Dixon Porter promoted to commander despite an order to surrender Powhatan. He insisted on serving under Lincoln and proceeding to Pensacola amid rough seas. Also items from Berkeley Indianapolis Trenton Montreal Washington Chicago Saint Louis.
Tokyo press blasts the honors given to Premier Katsura Count Komura and War Minister Terauchi. It is said the cabinet members are unworthy of the titles and the appointments may signal the cabinet’s early retirement.
PaSt April 22 report quotes Prof A L Melander advising farmers to intoxicate cut worms with stale beer to lure them. The worms will become drunk but not killed by beer, unless the beer is mixed with bran mash poisoned by Paris green to finish the pests.
The Portrait of a Young Ecclesiastic by Velasquez is purchased by Henry B. Huntington of Los Angeles for 150000. Earlier a Velasquez portrait of King Philip IV reportedly sold to Henry C. Frick of Pittsburgh for over 26000.
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