Baron Sees Century-Long Life Through Natural Law
Baron Frugence Fersen, Moscow originator of the triune harmonial system, predicts humans may live a thousand years if they follow nature’s laws. He claims life extends until one desires to die, with the body remaining strong and youthlike by harmony with nature. He cites his 80-year-old mother and plans public lectures in Vancouver and at the Masonic temple.
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Baron Frugence Fersen
Moscow
Russia
New Washington
Baroness Fersen
Tol
Berth
Vancouver
Masonic Temple
Baron Eugene Fersen
Woman dies at First Baptist Church in Tacoma
Mrs. Rosanna Tozer, 23 year prayer for her husband culminates as she collapses during the noon service at First Baptist Church Tacoma Hemorrhage of the brain is given as the cause. Albert Tozer her husband and a church deacon was present when she fell.
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Tacoma
First Baptist Church
Rosanna Tozer
Albert Tozer
Women Warned Against New Steps in Paris Letter
Cardinal Dubois of Paris urges Christian women and girls to avoid modern dances noting many dances are exotic in name and origin. He says conscience forbids participation under any pretext and urges modest behavior in public.
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Paris
Fen
Cardinal Dubois
Boys Trained in School of Crime
New York police arrested 19 year old Thomas Cusinino on narcotics charges alleging he trained school boys to act as salesmen and lookouts and paid commissions on sales. Everett WA brakemen W C Amilin and G E Kelly faced charges of stealing auto tires from Great Northern freight cars.
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New York
Thomas Cusinino
Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Teases Liver Impurity Relief
A vintage ad riff on Edwards Olive Tablets promotes cleansing of the liver and bowels. The copy emphasizes olive color pills priced 15 and 30 cents, aiming to boost digestion and circulation with a simple remedy.
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Edwards
Justice of the Peace Takes Under Advisement Manslaughter Case
Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton adjourned the case of Lester Schwald to Thursday after a preliminary hearing. Schwald, driver of an automobile, faced manslaughter charges for the death of Stuart K. Pray Jr. on Maple Leaf Place January 5, 1921.
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Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
Lester Schwald
Schwald
Inid
Stuart K. Pray, Jr
Maple Leaf Place
Japanese Priests Use Wine In Rites Amid Prohibition
In Honolulu on February 4 the prohibition commissioner ordered Japanese priests to use wine instead of sake in religious rites to comply with the prohibition ban, easing racial tensions. The Salvation Army now operates in 43 foreign countries.
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Honolulu
T. HL
U. S
The
Salvation Army
Bear Hunt With Ancient Arms Planned In Greylock Reserve
The report describes a plan to hunt a large black bear that has killed many sheep in Greylock mountain reservation. Due to a state law banning firearms on the reservation, hunters will use bows arrows swords and armor as a revival of old warfare methods.
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Greylock Mountain
Ice famine hits Iceland as shipments begged to save herring
A unique ice famine grips Iceland as Reykjavik cables Norway for rapid ice shipments to avert ruin of the herring harvest. The shortage stems from a mild winter and local supply scarcity.
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Iceland
Cablegrama
Reykjavik
Norway
Cobb and Johnson Support New Haven Club Stockholders
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers and Walter Johnson of the Senators are reported as $5,000 stockholders in the New Haven club of the Eastern League. Cobb will use the club as a farm for the Tigers, with Chief Bender managing. The team was a major money maker last season.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Walter Johnson
Senators
New Haven
New Wireless Call Signals Medical Aid at Sea
New radio call "K. D. BE" will be used by ships at sea to indicate a serious medical need and request expert advice. Medical officers will be kept near the Navy Department radio to diagnose and prescribe remotely when contacts are made.
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New York
K. D. BE
Navy Department
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Olive
Wetelo Kelitow
Elliott
4Th Ave
Bank For Savings
London
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Madras
Hirsch-Wickwire
Seattle
Social Welfare League
Crampton
G. & M. Winsted, Medlicott and Hanes
Flannelette
Cassimere
Tailored Ready CO
Pike Street
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