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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
15
Fat that shows soon disappears promises relief from hindrance to activity and pleasure. The ad touts Imola Prescription tablets sold at one dollar a case, claiming easy ordering from Ce, 4612 Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest will be staged at Meany Hall on campus Friday July 21 directed by Glenn Hughes. Janice Watt leads as Gwendolyn Fairfax with Gladys Deer as Cecily Cardew and Doris Callow as Lady Bracknell.
Three men Harry Dion of 154 Washington Street a soft drink parlor proprietor and brothers M Mickelson and A Mickelson were arrested Thursday on booze charges in the death of Henry Perry a Camp Lewis soldier whose brother said he died Monday night apparently from wood alcohol poisoning police investigate after his brother's complaint.
An advertisement stresses to buy only Bayer branded aspirin with Bayer package and tablets. It promotes twelve tablet boxes for a few cents and druggists also offer 24 and 100 tablet bottles. The copy notes aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
A reader puzzle from The Seattle Star invites participation in a 24 image series printed daily. The 20th card hints at historical American topics. readers guess the related events. Cash prizes reward accuracy, with a $5 top prize and five $1 runner ups.
Washington July 14 The settlement of the claim by G. M. Standifer Construction of Seattle against the United States Shipping Board was announced by Chairman Lasker. The total settlement totals 998,416.25 after an earlier on account payment of 600,000 in May 1921. The Standifer claims arose from wartime ship construction and the agreement ends a long dispute.
The American pronghorn antelope faces extinction due to human threats despite a known signaling system. Once roaming from Saskatchewan to Mexico, it now survives only in small wild populations and enclosures. Researchers warn that urgent, decisive action is needed to prevent further losses and a life behind fences.
The piece recalls Daniel Webster's wit amid a 1922 tire surge, noting 1918 to 1920 as the prelude to a booming market. It highlights doubled Royal Card tire sales in early 1922 versus 1921, signaling a public shift toward quantity and discounts as a measure of value.
Western Washington fires were reported dying out by Warden G C Joy of the Washington Fire association. No new fires reached the association, though some smoldering spots flared briefly and troubled firefighters.
An unidentified man was struck by Fred B Bates auto at Fourth Ave and Jackson St on Monday. Fred H Adams reports his auto damaged a city worker at Second Ave and Union St on Tuesday. the worker was not harmed.
A man suffered bruises and cuts when struck by an automobile driven by J. H. Maloney of 1612% Sixth Ave with C. W. Sherman of 603 Federal Ave as a passenger. He was taken to the city hospital on Tuesday.
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