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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
11
A Santa Claus Land children’s piece recounts a playful visit with toy scenes and a chimney visit fear, describing windup fire engines, milk cart bears, a toy train derailment, and a teaser of future gifts while noting Santa’s Christmas voyage.
The ninth annual Washington Newspaper Institute will be held at the University. The program sets aside January 16 for trade journal editors January 12 and 13 for daily editors and January 14 and 15 for weekly editors.
Vancouver reports Lim On a Chinese aviator bought a Vancouver built convertible sea or land plane. The craft, shipped to Shanghai on the Empress of Asia, will be used for research work. Lim On plans to buy more machines from the same builders soon.
The junior girls vodvil at the University of Washington Meany Hall on January 29 will showcase novelty acts comedy skits dancing and patter. Organized by student performers the program aims to entertain with a varied lighthearted lineup.
reports from Marion and New York claim Senator Knox offered Charles F Hughes the secretary of state post under Harding. Hughes denies the rumors as irresponsible and says he has no conference with Knox. Washington sources say Hughes is a serious candidate despite his lucrative law practice. A separate item notes a Tacoma jury vindicating Dr N N Keller, superintendent of the Steilacoom state insane hospital.
A farmer claims 23 chickens produced 19 eggs daily during winter with a simple feeding plan. He says after starting in January the hens lay steadily, boosting revenue and health. The program promises a one month trial with a money back offer if results aren’t achieved.
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