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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
12
A large shipment of American Cut Glass offered at 1.49. The assortment includes Handled Nappies Comports Sugars and Creamers Syrup Jugs Handled Flower Baskets Cruets and other items. Rich cuttings and attractive designs highlighted by the low price.
General Marcellus B. Ludlow recounts a tale of a diamond once the eye of Kali goddess, stolen by Thugs in India and recovered by him in a dramatic New York interview. Men in masks pursue underlined by urban danger as readers witness a deadly legend in brash, old New York style.
The war department opens U S Motion Picture Service offices in Seattle to supply all army posts in the district. Similar offices have been established in nine other large cities nationwide.
Judge Fred G. Bale former juvenile court judge of Columbia South Carolina spoke to the Sunday club of the YMCA urging greater attention to the welfare of boys and girls. He emphasized community responsibility and state support for youth services and reform programs.
A brief list references full size items shown in black and color. The text notes savings and a satisfactory approach to solving a single gift problem. It emphasizes practical presentation and clear visuals for comparison.
New York report details that in a Bronx county divorce appeal Leila Gelbman named her mother Sarah Silver as co respondent. Gelbman, wife of Morris Gelbman since 1909 and mother of their eight year old son, argues the bond of husband and mother would justify a divorce. Her brother Irving Silver testified against his mother.
Memphis police report a new drug bootlegging trend with officers on alert for suspects and illegal distribution in the city as December reports detail ongoing enforcement efforts.
A hesitant learner asks what is hard about skating and the instructor answers that fear is the toughest part to overcome. The exchange highlights the common obstacle new skaters face when balancing and gaining confidence on the rink.
A variety of men who show zeal for religion quickly grow apathetic when asked to contribute to a church paint fund, revealing a gap between enthusiasm and generosity as parish needs arise.
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