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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
12
Patients fill the well equipped offices and the roasting ovens run steadily. Those avoiding Dr Ney’s Sanitarium may visit Dr Loughney at the Seattle offices between 10 am and 5 pm daily. Note a statement of chronic invalid in Thursday’s issue February 17.
The city council introduced an ordinance to appropriate 5000 dollars for a survey for a sea wall on Railroad avenue from Madison to Pike and seeks a 180 foot harbor width. The 1921 budget includes 100000 dollars for the project and the legislature may extend the harbor line.
The article profiles Aristide Briand, France's premier and key negotiator for heavy reparations from Germany. It notes his rise from humble origins, his seventh term as prime minister, and his reputation as a fiery orator who wins legislative battles.
Hackensack New Jersey reports winter mosquitoes found in a shallow well and hatched in the mosquito extermination office. Officials note the unusual January breeding, with elders saying they never saw winter swarms in upland areas.
Herbert L. Brown and his wife Lillian, long married, were separated after a new car purchase led to a decree of separation. Mrs. Brown testified she found another woman's hat and bathing suit in the family car.
Advertisement urges readers to bring home Boldt's French pastry, highlighting available treats for purchase.
Berkeley, Feb 15. The Coast range mountains shift northward causing earth strain. Mount Tamalpais rebounded 6.6 feet after moving 10 feet north between 1854 and 1906, with a further hop during the San Francisco quake, per Prof A C Lawson of the University of California.
London Fen 15 Miss Gladys Cooper has the most remarkable part in her career in Maeterlinck s new play The Betrothal at the Gaiety theatre She is on the stage about two hours before she says a line in a remarkable silent display
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