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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
7
William Turner, night watchman for Abrams Clothing, wrongly suspects a break in and ends up at Central Emergency hospital for treatment. The misidentification highlights dangers of assuming criminal activity without proof.
A study explores how social ties affect happiness among women, suggesting that smaller confidant networks may correlate with higher reported well being. Researchers note privacy comfort, reduced expectations, and simpler social dynamics as possible factors.
A humorous reminiscence describes Christmas night when John Barker and neighbors visit a family to discuss world affairs and build an elaborate toy elevated railway. The men redesign the toy on the floor, provoking the children’s cries and the wife’s protest, ending with a quick trip for root beer.
A shopper visits a store advertising OVERSTOCK bargains and low prices for SUIT NAT DRESS WAIST and more. The piece shows sympathetic talk and emphasis on turning excess stock into cash with deep discounts.
William Cooper Procter now leads the campaign for Gen Leonard Wood’s nomination. If Wood is nominated, Procter is expected to help sharpen the campaign and potential impact of Wilson administration policies.
Frances Maura Klingen Smith Astley was born amid a sea storm in the Mauretania's steerage. Cabin passengers donated 700 dollars and a Ford, Welch was raffied for 1901 dollars.
Cincinnati Enquirer reports a music store owner asked a technician to tune the bell on his cash register seeking a whimsical sound tweak. The odd request reflects playful local commerce culture and shopkeeper humor.
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