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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
12
In Vienna the Saturday Night Bath is fading as private homes lack tubs and public baths are common. The bath price rose from four cents to two dollars, prompting the government to issue 100 000 free bath cards for adults and 300 000 for children to ensure the poor can bathe.
Washington Ved 4 The reindeer civilises Alaska lifting the Mekimon from hunter use to pastoral community life. W T Lopp Alaska school superintendent says 1200 reindeer in 1911 now about 125000 owned by natives with education in breeding. He claims 4 million reindeer possible and meat exports grew from 18750 pounds in 1911 to vast shipments in recent years.
Principal Bossbart of Columbia High School in South Orange warns students at the noon hour dances that shimmying hopping or cheeky dancing is forbidden and will be punished if the rule is not enforced.
New York reports Morris Polsky raised a tenant’s rent after the tenant testified she could not pay last month’s rent. Polsky collected money by passing the hat in court.
Cticago February 4 Mrs Ethel M George of Oak Park was granted a divorce from W D George broker on the grounds that he worried her so she lost 26 pounds in five months after their marriage.
Davenport Iowa February 4 192? Dr Goh Marewald elected on socialist ticket realigns from socialist party to pursue anti Bolshevik stance. He argues red must be paired with white and blue and condemns Lenin Trotzky as foreign influence. He vows Davenport will resist Bolshevism and socialism and criticizes their leaders as untrustworthy.
London Feb 4 A total of $33440 was realized by two days sale at the Grafton galleries of jewels and plate given at the Anglo Catholic congress for the benefit of foreign missions This amount added to money gifts brings the total to $200000.
New York reports the Danzig, the first ship flying the Polish flag, expected soon with hundreds of emigrants aboard and thousands awaiting passage to America.
Barewald, a physician with a large practice, won the mayoral race backed by strong financial and political support. Five allies were elected to the council establishing a clear majority, and early on the mayor clashed with the council as the open break developed.
An old newspaper ad touts a tonic laxative and germ destroyer claiming to cure colds and headaches. It warns to be sure to get the genuine product bearing the signature of W. Grove and notes a price of 30 cents.
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