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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

23

Teeth Neglect Ends In Loss As Dentists Unite

Dr Parker promotes the E R Parker System where multiple dentists share knowledge to combat tooth decay. The pitch stresses free examinations to detect decay and disease, urging people to learn their dental health before irreversible loss occurs.

Remarkable 69 day sleep ends with wish to go home

New York woman Dora Mintz fell into a prolonged sleep after flu on October 6 and awoke December 8. Doctors say she spoke on Christmas Day and expressed a desire to return to her children, marking one of the most unusual medical recoveries on record.

New York Mother Love Mra Dora Mints Mra. Mintz Mra. Mints Willard Parker Hospital

Con Men Serve Jail Time In Vanishing Bride Case

Ernest Wilson and Fred Curwood ex naval men began 20 days in county jail for their roles in the vanishing bride scheme. I G Foote, the deserted groom, was targeted after learning his wife had left him. They tried to extort 500 dollars, later dropping to 200, with Curwood posing as a detective and Wilson as a general helper. both were arrested as the deal closed.

Ernest Wilson Fred Curwood G. Foote Otia W. Brinker Wilson Curwood Goeneraheime Hoth

Tom Deering to Speak to Seattle Democrats Saturday

Tom Deering executive secretary for Seattle Community Service and representative for Community Service Inc will address the King County Democratic Club at Meves cafeteria at noon on Building Morale Thru Community Service Deering organized the war camp community service for Grays Harbor during the war The new organization replaces the war camp service and its national offices in New York and Washington DC have raised 2 000 000 to aid communities formerly served by the war camp group

Tom Deering Community Service of Seattle The Community Service, Inc King County Democratic Club Meves Morale Thru Community Service Deering

Tea billed as whisky leads to police station stay

In Kansas City on January 9, Hubert Cooper tried to sell Lieut. Albert Keyes a pint of tea for 4.50 dollars claiming it was bonded whisky. Keyes, in overalls from motor work, learned Cooper's plan after recognizing their past work in harvests near Great Bend.

Kansas City Albert Keyes Hubert Cooper Keyes Cooper Great Bend Kan

Youth Breaks Into Jail During Home Hunt

Steve Allen a 16 year old with no home or friends in town attempted to steal a car near Second Ave and Columbia in Seattle. When the driver objected Allen was taken to the station. He said he came from Ida ho and sought a home. Juvenile court officials are investigating.

Steve Allen Steve Second Ave Columbia F. Cedargreen Allen Cedargreen Idaho Seattle

Painter and owner spar over chicken paint death case

In Charlotte on January 9 William Moody painter decorated a house for Simon Tucker. Tucker claims chickens ate the baseboard paint and died, seeking payment for the birds. Moody threatens suit for paint and time if repainting is needed, drawing attention from neighbors and the painters union.

Charlotte N. C William Moody Simon Tucker Tucker Moody Painters’ Union

Fine Nippy Ozone on Tap Saturday

Weather forecast calls for a frosty start with a nippy snap continuing into Saturday. Friday night and Saturday are expected to be fair and breezy with temperatures under freezing in the early hours.

Exemption Granted From City License Tax Term

Exempted from payment of the city occupational or license tax for a period of one year from October 1.

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Parker Pounder BP. BR. Parker System DR. Parker Robert Shanklin E. R. Parker Madison St Seattle, Wash J. W. Maxwell H. Witherspoon J. H. Plordel W. L. Suiter Gtant H. G. Hotchkiss R. L. Gentry A. F. Anderson J. H. Bloedel Albert Daud F. T. Fischer F. H. Jackson C. L. Morris Olof Olson W. C. Prater A. J. Rhodes David Whitcomb Clifford Wiley Herbert Witherspoon U. S&s Liberty Loan U. S. Treasury Cates Federal Reserve National City Bank Marion AL Facots N. BL Demos Union Tailors London Pershing London Tailors Union Store Cherry Street A. Stark Ty Dieti Tampa By the Stars and Stripes Service Fla Elliott F.c.ginnever Wash College of Dentistry Fourth Ave Bank Irving Frances Drager Queen Anne High School Kravanagh Union Madison Bank of California National Association of San Francisco
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