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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
5
A St Louis reader testifies to relief from back pain nervous fatigue and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy enabled her to return to work and recommends it to friends. Letter from Luca Lucan.
Marion Taylor of Min City Oregon asks Acting Mayor Hesketh to help find a suitable widow for him. He claims three years of service, a good job, and references, noting Seattle has many good young widows and suggesting they would accept a good man.
Julius Walker, colored, was sentenced Friday by Federal Judge Jeremiah Ne terer to five years in the federal penitentiary on McNeil Island. He was alleged head of an Everett dope ring and had two prior narcotic convictions in Tacoma with a fourth charge pending before the federal grand jury.
No bids were submitted Friday to the board of public works on the Ninth Ave regrade and Walker's addition sanitary fill project. The plan includes removing earth from Beacon Hill's north end into the Ude Mats district.
A Seattle Star column presents a wife’s tale of marital jealousy and forgiveness, discussing love, loyalty, and a husband’s possible return. The piece weaves in myths such as Achilles and questions about law, family duty, and reconciliation, with brief reader inquiries on virtue and knowledge.
The Aphing club hosts its first large annual event Sunday evening at Christensen's hall with a lavish program. Notable participants include Misses Rowse Gold, Mary Pinch, Pruline Wilson, and Sylvia Bernhard, as entertainment interlude. Jeffery Kay leads the entertainment committee.
A readable fragment presents quiz questions and notes on medical ethics English prose origins and classical myth. It asks who fathered English prose Roger Ascham and explains Icarus myth variant and a church designation query.
President Henry Lamentio states that about 70 to 75 dollars a month is sufficient to keep any student in the university. The university is conducting an investigation and the business manager provided preliminary figures from the study.
Thomas J. Hulse county superintendent announces the next state teachers examinations will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday March 2 4 in the civil services rooms Arctic building beginning each morning at 8 oclock.
The readable portion states that the first of the mentioned items arrived and the total expenses ran well above the stated amount. This implies higher costs than anticipated, reflecting budgeting concerns in the document.
County Health Officer George T. Spanning announces a Panther Lake District 202 school has closed due to insanitary conditions and contaminated supply. Trustees were given fees to clean up the school but failed to act.
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