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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
15
Mrs Landry of Donaldson La reports relief from monthly pains and general weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She credits the remedies with restoring health and recommends them to other women. Advertisment appears in the column.
A vintage advert explains using Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a gentler wash. It warns soaps and harsh shampoos strip alkali, dry hair, and suggests mixing two to three teaspoons in warm water to lather, cleanse scalp, remove dirt, flakes, and oil, and leave hair bright and manageable.
The writer questions census figures claiming one horse per family in the U S and chats with Seattle horseman Joe Lewis of Sullivan Riding Academy. He notes horses are widespread on farms and ranches, used for hauling, and gaining interest among working people for saddle riding.
The Vital Statistics Births section lists Seattle residents and guardians with names and addresses detailing newborns and guardians. Entries include La Grand, Wallace, Takleyeh Teenie, Johnson Yonarles, Phair Shames Rupert, John G, Bailey Victor W, Claude Clifton, Anderson Arthur W, Perovithh Christopher, Stewa Bon, Bowman Lloyd, Zemel Jack, Hudson A C, and Roy A Jr with various street addresses.
In this lively segment local riders, mainly stenographers and office workers, enjoy evening trots through Interlaken boulevard and near the university. The interview attributes a social revival to horses, noting owners ride for exercise and affection, despite rising car use.
Stephen I Miller of the University of Washington School of Business told the council budget committee on Wednesday that retail prices hit a low earlier this year and now show an upward trend.
About 300 American Legion members from Seattle are expected at the fourth annual state Legion convention in Wenatchee from August 31 to September 2. Mrs Anna Van Skike, 63, marked her birthday by swimming three miles.
Le Roy Cayze, 33, of the Duwamish hotel, was reported near death after his motor truck crashed through the side of the Stuck river bridge near Sumner Wednesday afternoon. He suffered a broken neck after the vehicle went off the bridge when the steering gear jammed and he fell into the mud. Cayze is at Puyallup Valley hospital.
Donald LeRoy Hill son of O F Hill dies at Rimrock from consuming unripe wild berries. The dam worker’s death is reported with brief details of cause and place.
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