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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
6
A fragment from a small town page highlights a sunny Elderbloom Time clubs picnic weather permitting with Mayor J Brown and Miss Ruth Linrud among performers. It also lists shut ins visited, a home care request for Judy, a $40 clothing fund and hospital social events.
A long bedridden case from 1828 N. 28th shows a dramatic recovery through prayer. Witnesses recall the prior dire condition and now report the young woman walking in as healed, offering hope in faith through Christ. Also notes a Sunshine Guild birthday gathering for Miss Mabel Long with Miss Hannah J. Evens as guest of honor and readings by Mrs. Edith Shelton.
A psychic performer named Pan predicts destinies for several women at a Thursday matinee for women only at 2 p.m. Across the week he has drawn full houses for both afternoon and evening shows and will remain through Saturday.
A stray newspaper fragment mentions a trip to the grocer for a package of something to restore vitality and pep. It advises asking a physician before use and lacks clear product details or credible authority.
The article reports Mrs Mary Hunt mother of fourteen, who forged a will leaving her brother's estate to her. She confessed after becoming conscience stricken. The court sentenced her to two days imprisonment in Norwich England.
A fragmented notice outlines a crowded show with about ten thousand people and tickets priced at ten units each. The readable fragments suggest confusion over admission and entry details.
Irene Hayes of New York prints shop in Park Avenue offers expert advice on the language of flowers. She explains violet meanings for apologies and romance and suggests color and flower choices for different social contexts from courting to etiquette at home and on festive occasions.
After long outdoor strain readers are urged to apply a mix of saxolite and witch hazel to the face for two to three minutes. The ad claims wrinkles vanish and fatigue fades, leaving the user looking brighter and younger with no harm from the ingredients.
L C Joneph district manager for the United States veterans' bureau appealed to Seattle businessmen to secure jobs for disabled war veterans. He said over 900 veterans have completed vocational training and 3200 more in this district are in training. The drive aims to place all graduates in paying positions during Employment week starting next Monday.
The reparations commission ordered M. De Manclere and Sir John Bradbury to Berlin to obtain more information from the German government about its request for a moratorium. Manclere heads the guarantees commission and Bradbury is the English rep of the reparations body.
A three week revival will be held at Kirkland State Park under the Kirkland Church of the Nazarene with evangelist G W Bebbett as the principal speaker. Services run from Friday evening with morning afternoon and evening programs daily and meals provided on the grounds. An augmented choir will lead special musical programs reflecting old time camp meeting features.
C W Maier of Los Angeles special representative of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers charged Thursday night that Poindexter authored the anti strike measure aimed at railroad labor.
A garbled listing shows multiple addresses and managers for markets and grocers across Seattle districts such as Allard, University, Fremont, Queen Anne Hill, North End, Eastlake, North Broadway, West Seattle, and Renton Hills. Includes names like J Coleman Mer, G C Bekland ar, and managers D F Hafer and others, plus entries for Everett Port Angeles Kent Auburn and Kirkland markets.
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