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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
9
A family discusses thoughtful Christmas gifts for Marsy’s mother, suggesting practical options like a vacuum or clothes. They consider personal gifts and shared purchases to ease costs, noting the burden mothers bear and aiming for a worthwhile present. They reference a Rialto location between Madison and a nearby street.
A physician warns against using a single formula for every case, noting there are dozens of combinations and formulas for different elements. He cautions that choosing an unsuitable formula could cause infinite harm and urges readers to seek appropriate guidance.
A Seattle Star reader and another signs inspired reply to Miss T. Y. A male writer debates gentleness and courting norms urging modest dress, respectful talk, and attention to home life. He suggests 18 year old readers seek education and stable partners while addressing a coin question and gift inscription query.
The American Legion seeks Mike George Karpo born 1898 with army serial 2277009 who enlisted at Fort Lawton Feb 12 1918 and was wounded overseas. a government claim pending. Telegrams held for Mrs Slusser Mrs Hall Mrs Hatch Dr Deckman. requests for information on George Kieth and contact for Will Russell at Diller Hotel Seattle.
Mine Grey lists weekly office times Monday Wednesday Friday 1 to 2 pm and Tuesday Thursday 10 am to 6 pm callers may attend only during these hours to avoid disrupting her writing. She also answers letters on candy dipping learning options and divorce remarriage timing and clarifies that divorcees may remarry after final decree.
Sir Nelson Hartson, son of the Customs collector, and a deputy in the Corporation Counsel office, is slated for appointment as solicitor of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Carl W. Mapes, the current solicitor, has sent in his resignation to take effect December 1. Hartson heads the fraud section and has been recommended for the post.
LIVERPOOL. Des 14 Hen Loman, once a Winnipeg newsboy, arrives for two years of study at the Royal Academy of Muse. He is a gifted violinist selected by Senator Wealey L Jones. His rapid rise in the fraud section has impressed superiors in Washington. The solicitor of the bureau of internal revenue offers $6 000 a year. Hartson graduates from the University of Washington.
At Tacoma the Pacific Foreign Trade council adopted resolutions urging the 1926 National Foreign Trade council session be held in Seattle. O K Davin of New York, secretary of the national body, said the convention would probably be on the Pacific coast with Beattie as likely host. George N. Black of Portland proposed the measure and pledged his delegation's support as delegates from other coast cities favored Seattle.
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