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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
14
A treasury department table notes that a U.S. dollar note stays in circulation about 2.03 years while a silver coin circulates for a significantly shorter period. The report contrasts cash durability with metal coin longevity, underscoring monetary durability.
An advertisement by L. W. Bower M D explains backache and head symptoms as caused by kidney disorder and uric acid buildup. It promotes anti uric acid tablets and a trial package offer from Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York with a 10 cent trial.
Hundreds of sheep have died on grazing farms along the Merionethshire coast. Reports say one farm lost about 100 sheep as authorities from the beard of agriculture investigate the outbreak.
Mrs J A Campbell of Calloway planted a single pumpkin seed in late June and last month harvested 17 pumpkins from the vine grown from that one seed in Pineville Kentucky.
Seattle is close to raising 90000 toward a 150000 goal to aid starving European children. Seattle business leaders and the salmon industry contribute heavily with a 16000 shipment from Washington packers and a 6500 single donation. Burnett expects further large gifts from midnight Coliseum show and suburban matinees as city groups and clubs boost taking at the National Bank of Commerce.
A local mother praises Cherry's shop for affordable family apparel bought in installments. She notes durable suits for three boys and coordinated school and play outfits, plus men's wear for the father, all offered near Second Ave between Madison and Spring at 207 Rialto Building.
Springfield report describes Mrs. Madge Milligan-Simmons weighing her husband Julian D. Simmons against about $500 000 in value after a 1913 will split and re marriage contingency The government places life insurance at 10000 for soldiers but court estimates the estate sacrifice at five hundred thousand dollars as the couple honeymoon in the east Simmons is VP and GM of a major wholesale house and the marriage links two businesses to the large estate
The record notes brass and bronze foundries were in operation in Korea at the start of the Christian era, indicating early metalworking activity and craft these industries.
In London on January 28 a police court summons was served in the air. Two aviators performing lying exhibitions dropped a wreath on the cenotaph in memory of war heroes and were arrested. Inspector Adien flew a police plane to overtake them and issued the summons. The aviators complied with stunts for the officer instead of resisting.
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