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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
5
A Vermont reader touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming it restored strength and eased weakness after weeks of being unable to walk. The testimonial cites Mrs. Guimann and emphasizes relief for nervous run-down conditions in women.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and bronchial troubles with a 30 day cure promise and a free copy of guarantee material. The notice cites testimonials from Mrs F A Racine Wisconsin and mentions Dr Andras Keeh Kansas City Missouri and Foley’s reliability.
A historical advertisement claims Dr Van Vleck’s Absorption Treatment provides relief for itching and piles. It offers a free postal trial and a one dollar request if satisfied, with a simple home method claimed effective in mild to severe cases and no cost to try at first. The copy urges readers to mail without sending money upfront.
Port Angeles Choral Society plans its annual concert on January 25. A new nutrition class for underweight children under 10 starts in Port Angeles this week. Chelan County Law and Order League remains active investigating community welfare. California seed potatoes barred unless inspected before shipment. Wenatchee challenges Chelan County to prove prosperity with 6100 motor vehicle licenses last year. Snohomish Everett interurban service status uncertain after floods. Harney school students to receive hot soup at lunch. Olympia Wireless Club of 26 members hosts concerts and relays dispatches from San Francisco. Mason County rainfall higher than average. No hunting license needed if you already hold one. judge cites ruling.
Dublin reports Richard Croker proud of settling his 30 year feud with his sons after a history of court battles over alleged sums tied to railroad shares. Born in 1841 in Ireland, Croker led Tammany Hall in New York before returning to Ireland in 1907.
A reader recounts a flirtatious New Year party where a girl dallied with another guest and a driver, prompting anger and disappointment. Cynthia Grey advises that the affair was trivial, urging the writer to move on and cherish better judgment.
Everett W. F. Healy a garage employee was acquitted by a jury on charges of unlawful possession of liquor.
Chicago January 1 Tarquino Mae worl director of the orchestra for the Chicago Opera com was held by Peirce in connection with the death of a girl who gave the name of Carola Buechler. He left a note to Joseph Carieon Rockford TH urging the conductor to keep his oath suggesting she died by her own action. Mageari says he met the girl only twice when she asked for money.
A Chinese inquiry to the University of Washington publisher highlights calendar changes from old style to new style and explains effects on dates for George Washington and other events. The letter also touches on Canada’s French and British control from 1608 to 1769 and notes the shift to British rule after 1760.
Readers seeking proper methods to refinish natural wood furniture are invited to write to Sears Washington bureau at 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D C, enclosing a 1 cent stamp for reply.
A new instrument invented in London linked to Maudsley Hospital tests true love. The device records fear happiness affection and indicates if love is real or feigned.
Sheriff reports a gas launch explosion near Dig Harbor killed two aboard the 50 foot vessel valued at $15,000. Owner Andrew Gulich and a crew member were tied to the vessel and the investigation centers on the beach at Vashon Island.
STOKANE Jan 7 Senator Miles Poindexter on his way back to Washington after a week spent in the Coonat region following departure here Thursday.
Beattie schoolboys, under supervision of the Seatte Yacht Club, will construct miniature yachts 40 to 70 inches long in a leased 120 by 60 foot boathouse. Instruction begins Saturday with designs and models distributed, and up to 50 boats to be built. Frederick & Newton advertise plans, with a prize cup for the best craft. Quent Williams, Ted Geary and John Graham lead the project. first race set for May 1.
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