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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
11
Car listing describes a Ford 1920 model in excellent condition with nearly new tires and Maseler shock absorbers. Includes two like new items, strong guarantee offer, and a price around 920 dollars. Ambiguous wording and local shop references present.
Dr P S Haley announces photographs allegedly showing an etheric double forming a thumb after amputation. He frames the images as a biological phenomenon, not spiritualism, claiming the invisible pattern guides material tissue and could illuminate regeneration and heredity.
Real estate listing offering multiple tracts from 3 to 20 acres near Beattie Des Moines and Kiteap county. Prices from 25 dollars per acre with 5 dollar monthly payments or 50 down and 10 a month. Includes water piped to each tract, accessible by highways, with chicken houses and fruit trees on select properties. Listings from Goodwin Real Estate Co. and MacDonald Miller with contact details and in person viewing options.
Minnie Zilk sues Charlies Simon in Sangamon County Circuit Court seeking $3,000 for 23 years of domestic service. She claims only promises were paid, not wages. The Aug. 5 filing from Springfield, Illinois details the suit.
In Sheffield on August 5 a separation case was settled by a coin toss over weekly payments. The wife’s counsel won, ruling the husband must pay $10 weekly rather than $8.50. A stray line mentions a singing rhyme and a trio of rambunctious domino players observed by a local resident, with a motorcycle cop failing to locate the youths.
A special meeting of Seattle post office supervisory employees outlined plans to reduce operating expenses. The session was held Thursday night in Postmaster Edgar Battle's office.
A resident seeks an injunction to stop a neighbor's parrot accused of luring cats onto a porch. The deputy prosecutor admits incomplete knowledge of serving in junctions on poll parrots as the case unfolds amid local frictions.
New York Aug 5 two homeless men awoke on a park bench in City Hall Park near the Nathan Hale monument. They blamed each other for the disturbance. One officer and one ambulance responded with about 1 000 bystanders watching.
At Stondon on August 5 the National Rose Society exhibit displayed novel roses including a cardinal red that blends with pink, another vivid crimson rival, and an amateur-bred variety that would appear green if not for its light yellow tint.
Claimants against Rogers Brown & Co now under a receiver will be paid 10 percent of their Wills, receiver, and Frank & Bayley will receive attorney fees of 7500 dollars each.
Bernies Kane comments on Representative Johnson's anti smoking stance saying women admonish male habit. The piece notes a playful claim that a man with a clean smelling mouth is desirable and reflects social attitudes of the era.
London reports summer dresses inspired by flowers with white imitation blossoms in silk and suede styles. In a separate theft incident, burglars pried open the J H MacDermoth Inc cash register at 1637 st and escaped with a small amount of cash Thursday night.
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