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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1922
Page
7
Jeanie Mahoney of New York says her mother’s bath routine uses a tub of water with soap and a child, adding a pup if the child cries. The note questions the existence of tin bath tubs in New York as the household seeks to bathe twice daily.
A set of Chief Seattle letters rails against a police range ammo ban, questions a senator’s innocence, urges a Washington state history course in schools, and mocks National Thrift Week. He promotes self funded practice, pride in Oregon state legacy, and time for enjoying life despite weeks of observances.
Julius Paylon a 49 year old ex-saloon porter retires in Cincinnati with half a million dollars. An immigrant who arrived in New York with ten dollars he worked as a porter in a saloon and built a restaurant chain through hard work. He sold his business to four brothers who had once worked as his waiters.
Stewart Clark charged with a suit for the manufacture of liquor under federal laws was bound over under 500 dollars for a hearing before the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner TL W McClelland.
An old advertisement urges taking Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It notes the genuine product bears EWrove’s signature and warns to ensure you get Bromo. Also mentions Moody Boldt’s large loaves priced at 10 cents.
A short classified line notes a man struggling to feed his wife, reflecting financial hardship and domestic strain. The brief item suggests personal struggle within a household requiring aid or sympathy from readers.
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