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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
8
Report from Panama states Joseph Lee Jayne condition aboard the U S S Mercy is not serious. He is listed as aboard the vessel at Panama with stable health.
Peter Adameavich of Herminie, Pennsylvania, tore 60 ten dollar bills in a Denver post office building. Police sent him to the county hospital for examination. All but one bill were pasted together. the notes and bills will be sent to Washington with an explanation.
Marie Rogers known as Boots is urged to testify against two men in the murder of Henry T. Pierce. Indictments name Rogers Treadway and Moss with aiding and Pierce’s death after a wrench blow in a downtown office. Trial set for early March with officials seeking Al Smith as the missing suspect.
A Seattle nurse narrates rapid improvement after three months of rest and suffering insomnia and heart palpitations. She credits Wonder Health Restorer with better sleep and weight gain within two weeks and urges others to consider it despite usual skepticism.
Police pursued Seattle relatives of a man calling himself C. W. Shelton who died at Tacoma General hospital after being struck by a car. He lived at 1742 Madison Street Seattle with a daughter Lillian, though investigators could not verify the address. In his pockets were a Seattle rent receipt dated February 1 signed Hill and a watch repair receipt from an Aberdeen jeweler. The man was about 60, short, slim, with blue-gray eyes and gray hair.
Advice promotes cocoanut oil shampoo as a safe, grease free option for hair care. It claims conventional soaps damage hair and touts Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentle, cleansing, affordable, and long lasting.
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