American youth hints at desire for English bette
An American 24 years old told a London newspaper he would like an English better. The paper received 600 replies and then stopped re addressing the letters.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
20
An American 24 years old told a London newspaper he would like an English better. The paper received 600 replies and then stopped re addressing the letters.
An old advertisement claims taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours clears a severe cold and grippe misery. The first dose supposedly opens congested nostrils and improves air passage.
David Warfield arrives at the Metropolitan for six days in The Auctioneer a revival of the heart interest character play long a favorite. Warfield says revivals please audiences and profit more than some new problem plays and notes actors cling to the roles audiences love. He observes public preference shapes a theater’s choices and resists risky new ventures.
Portland reports Master George Pfadenhauer an upholsterer who calls himself a divine healer has been admitted to Balem asylum after Dr Josephi declares him insane. He claims to cast out demons and promote healing, having spent $65 on a printed book sold at $1 each with limited sales. He objected to cell 13 in county jail.
In Dallas Texas a group calling themselves the orange stick battalion of Texas protests a proposed licensing exam for manicurists. They warn they will defend their craft against any board deemed to test their qualifications. The dispute centers on a legislator planning a bill to examine and license all manicurists in the state.
John A. Gellatly, a Chelan native and former member of the last state legislature, is in Seattle conferring with acquaintances as he runs for governor.
Servants at mansions in Mayfair held a fancy dress ball last week and borrowed their employers cars for transportation. The Duchess of Marlborough reportedly drove one party of guests.
Lieut. Col. Walter B. Beals, recently overseas veteran, told the Young Men's Republican club on Thursday that under Pershing the American doughboy won the admiration of the world.
Frank Waring of Suquamish Washington credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of indigestion pain fatigue and rheumatic pains. He reports improved appetite weight gain better digestion and sleep plus relief from headaches and back pain. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
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