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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
8
A storm wrecked timber in Clallam and Jefferson counties, threatening 000,000,000 feet and prompting rapid salvage. Officials estimate employment gains as loggers rush to the disaster scene with state forestry support and a governor’s party continuing toward the affected area.
Chicago officials report that beauty specialists are writing liquor prescriptions during Prohibition era enforcement. The article notes that booze and beauty intersect as officers uncover practices linking beauty services to liquor access.
Frost has affected Channel fish. Deal boatmen found frost bitten dead fish on the beach including congers cod whiting sprats and others. The frost damaged conger tongues and timber salvage plans are discussed in relation to forced logging and economic effects on prices and work.
Berlin reports Dresden town council approves issuing china coins from Melasen factories. They are expected to serve mainly as souvenirs rather than currency.
Ellen Terry 72 continues nightly performances in Everyman at a Hempstead theatre run by a highbrow company that stages plays not guaranteed to be financially successful.
Winchester Kentucky February 11 Old King a blooded foxhound owned by Frank Jones is on trial for murder He is alleged to have killed sheep The trial proceeds along regular lines with a prosecutor a defending attorney and several character witnesses
Thomas P. Revelle, principal speaker at the Young Men's Republican club luncheon at Wolf's cafeteria, urged the public not to expect too much from the incoming Republican administration. He said President elect Harding is only human.
Dr. A. L Goldwater of the Medical Review surveys national pace at work to see if a slow or fast tempo affects health. Results may guide business leaders on healthier working rhythms.
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