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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
13
Dr Loughney promotes a dry air based “human bake oven” treatment claiming rapid relief for heart action and many conditions from gout to neurathy and musculoskeletal issues. He describes a comfortable, clean method, with baths not exceeding 105 degrees F and asserts cooperation from eminent physicians and ongoing treatment in his clinic.
Miss Winona will discuss into Flowers of Mount Rainier at the Seattle ral society meeting Thursday evening in the Chamber of Assembly Room. The event, planned for January 13, was postponed to January 19.
Dr Loughney relocates to the Crazy Building at Fifth and UnionRooms 310 311 312 313 offering examination services from 9 a m to 6 p m Sundays 9 to 12 with competent nursing staff and a public telephone Main 6242 advertising free literature and references and inviting patients to seek a careful exam of their case
Citizens will vote February 17 on a $20,000 bond issue to acquire the water system owned by the Washington Pipe and Foundry Company. The measure seeks to improve water supply and municipal infrastructure.
Oregon officials form the Oregon Narcotic Control association to combat the drug menace. Delegates from federal, state, county, and city levels advocate international action, urge deportation amendments, and seek a conference of neighboring states to coordinate patrols and prevent cross state sanctuary for dealers and addicts. President Harding is urged to back an international drug conference.
Progressive Business club appoints committees on Wednesday. Members include Raymond L. Gardner Dr W H Hagen W A Wilkins Melvin W Casemore program committee Dr Robert M Roberts Harry C Knoff music Ray Garrett membership committee chair Hamilton Higway and W Frederick publicity.
Adeline Corey daughter of a wealthy steel maker and Norris B E Henderson a society figure secretly wed in a Philadelphia ceremony. The marriage links prominent local families amid high society chatter.
C Attle and his wife converse about Newberry while he yawns and notes a spring fever mood. The dialogue hints at Benatoreleet Newberry rumors as Mrs Attic questions the topic and he responds with a prolonged stretch.
Fragmentary talk mocks Newberry in Michigan senate race and hints at campaign fund spending. Characters dispute integrity and imply favored candidates, while a late night porch scene closes with winding a fishpole.
The American Legion selects leaders for a statewide drive to raise 260000 dollars for the Centralia memorial. Frank C. Jackson directs the campaign, J. W. Spangler of Seattle National Bank serves as treasurer, C. D. Cunningham state Legion commander chairs the executive committee, and Lieutenant Governor W. J. Coyle is vice chairman.
After Fred A. Adams resigns as supervisor of the Columbia Basin project effective March 1, Dan A. Heatt, director of conservation and development, will assume control. Adams accepts a secretary post with the National Parks Highway Association. If Goethals studies the project, funds will run out. the Spokane office closes and Evan Goodner moves to Olympia as reclamation chief organizer.
An advertising blurb claims over a million users in the US and UK find immediate and lasting relief from indigestion with Pape's Diapepsin. It touts quick digestion help, no sour stomach, belching, gas, or heaviness, and urges readers to buy a sixty cent case from their druggist.
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