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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
24
In Kansas City on February 6 Adolph Johnson declared he was master of the house as his two daughters and two sons held him down while their mother spanked him. The judge heard the case and Johnson quipped about being taught what he already knows. The remark adds a comic note to a domestic dispute reported in the court record.
A reprinted home remedy claims Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar can relieve catarrh and head noises, improving Eustachian tube inflammation. It urges sufferers to use a tablespoonful four times daily, promising quick relief and easier breathing.
Alfred Bettman of Cincinnati, authority on constitutional law, opposes the sedition bill then in Congress. He argues it is unconstitutional and beyond federal power, threatening civil liberties and dangerously expanding federal reach. Bettman plans to testify against advancing the measure, aligning with a Boston judge’s critique of overblown “red activities.”
Lincoln police raided a residence in Juplata and found a still with copper kettles sugar raisins apricots gasoline stove and supplies used to manufacture an alcoholic mixture with over 2.75 percent content. Clarence Suland was present and authorities seized the equipment.
London air service plans a wireless telephone station with a 1500 mile range atop the new air ministry building. Passengers on London Paris flights could call any London subscriber directly once the system is completed.
The Rev. A. L. Snow of East St. Louis resigns as pastor of the Landowne Christian Church after fourteen years to take a traveling salesman job at nearly double his former preacher’s salary.
London February 6. Arthur E. Lightowler a Bradford city council member killed himself following a note urging self destruction. The report cites a friend who died by own action nine years earlier as an influence.
Leeds report shows Mr. and Mrs. William J. Osborne seeking a decree of dissolution of their marriage after multiple separations and remarriages. The article chronicles their history including prior divorce in 1907 remarriage in 191% and final remarriage in 1938 as they pursue legal termination.
Smart winter coats in plain colors mixtures and plushes offered for clearance at 39.50, originally marked to 65.00. Available in navy tan green and black in various styles. Third Floor coats.
Fifty pieces from regular stock in black brown navy purple and taupe. Figures scrolls plain and fancy meshes. Regular 50 to 85 cents. special price three for 50 cents for Bonnie B and Fitwell Slip-on Veils in all shades and meshes. Wells First Floor.
Quality luggage offers from Lugaage Fifth Floor with black cowhide bags leather lined and reinforced corners. Prices reduced from 18.00 to 13.95, and large black enamel suitcases with trays and pockets offered at 8.50 each.
New arrivals feature dimities plain and pin stripe linens with dainty detailing. Semi-tailored and mannish pieces offer convertible collars soft turn-back cuffs and pleated fronts. Pique trims and pearl buttons embellish lawn frill models. Blouses on third floor.
New stamped goods of many and delightful kinds and styles are offered. An instructor who understands all kinds of needlework is ready to provide assistance. Open every afternoon from 12:00 to 5:00 in the Art Section on the Fourth Floor.
New Nations announces a shipment of Corticelli silk thread in spring shades on 50 yard spools for 10 cents each. Also offers Omo Brassieres with shields and net sleeves to maintain shape for wear with slip-on sweaters at 1 dollar 50 cents per pair.
The Glove Section on the first floor advertises washable gloves with spring demand noted. Women’s leatherette slip-on gloves in brown and made sell for 1.50 per pair. Eight-button chamoisette gloves in white and champagne fetch 1.75 per pair.
Attractive new satin and taffeta dresses priced at 45 dollars feature three quarter and short sleeves, lace trimmed and embroidered waists, ruffled tier skirts, patent leather belts and cord colors in taupe, navy, Copenhagen black. Available in fourth floor department.
Special Price Basement adds new Spring garments daily with prices well below regular. Tomorrow's special sales include select apparel items.
Attractive waists of good quality georgette and crepe offered for quick clearance. Dozens of styles with embroidery tucks frills and buttons. Colors flesh rose white mass. Sizes 36 to 42. High-grade waists priced far below regular wholesale cost.
Petticoats of all silk jersey with ribbon trimmed accordion pleated flounces and silk taffeta varieties. Silk taffeta and messaline satin pieces in solid and two toned effects, some with deep or embroidered flounces. Colors include navy taupe Patsy green Copenhagen royal purple Magenta rose tan Pekin blue brown black.
An advertisement claims S. S. S. clears eruptions and eczema by purifying blood. It promotes a vegetable tonic, says fifty years of use proves its effectiveness, and urges readers to obtain it from local druggists or write for medical advice from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
A compact notice contrasts printers measuring their earnings with tailors sizing up customers. The piece highlights craft trades assessing input and output, reflecting shop floor arithmetic and pricing sensibilities.
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