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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1921
Page
5
President Harding announced a limit on public audiences after three weeks of open house for job hunters. He will receive visitors only on three days each week by appointment to allow time for work and his ongoing national affairs.
John Hi Perry publisher of the Post Intelligencer announces lease of the entire new building at Fourth Ave and Union to H. E. Heffernan. Preparations for mowing the old building are under way, with work extending over several weeks as the move progresses.
Charles Paddock, famed sprinter, says his last race will be at the national A A U championships in Pasadena. He plans to retire from racing after eight years and turn to literature.
An advertisement highlights Boldt s as the destination for good apple pie. It emphasizes a bakery or cafe offering pies and related treats, inviting readers to visit for fresh baked goods. The note is brief with a local commerce tone.
Two girls chat about new outfits and compliments while sharing secrets about borrowing clothes. They mention Cherry's on Second Ave between Madison and Spring, with credit terms at the Rialto building near the Pig and Whistle.
Dr. Loughney of 405 Olive Street Seattle promotes super heated air as a treatment to remove germs and reverse aging. He bakes dozens of Seattle society figures at 350 to 500 degrees in a tunnel oven, claiming fifteen years can be shaved from many lives. Oldaker was reportedly heated at 500 degrees while a dough loaf browned in 40 minutes. The process uses feather beds, gradual heat, and ventilation. Supporters say patients feel relief and restfulness, while critics doubt the method.
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