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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
9
North Adams Massachusetts July 25 A modern Damon and Pythias tale unfolded as Harold W Weilgert a New York city bank clerk was arrested for hitting an automobile in Greenfield and failing to report the accident A companion refused to leave Weilgert and was jailed in the same cell with him
Prof J F C Rock, Austrian-born botanist from the College of Hawaii, reports constant shadowing by Japanese detectives since arriving for research. He says the treatment forces him to cut his trip and return to the South Seas, adding that his Vienna University background may provoke the police interest.
A simple home remedy blends the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a cheap freckle sunburn and tan lotion. Trusted as harmless, the mix promises clear, soft skin by massaging onto the face neck arms and hands daily.
Lady Norman uses a motor scooter gifted by Sir Henry Norman to travel rapidly around London. The 200 pound device with a 1 hp engine runs on petrol and lets her attend social engagements without attendants, weighing 120 lbs and imported from America.
In Ossining New York the latest report shows costs climbing for executions at Sing Sing. Executioner Hulbert now receives $100 per execution up from $50. Former executioner Davis holds the record for the largest daily take, earning $1500 in twelve hours.
Montenegro faces a crisis as it nears a new Yugoslav union while internal factions debate monarchy federalism and union with Serbia. American Jugo Slavs assist from Cattaro fostering stable reconstruction under the Red Cross amid heightened tensions with Italy.
London report states two Reigate singers Mr. G Marshal and Mr. H Ayling have combined ages of 170 years. Marshal has served 40 years without missing a service and Ayling, aged 80 in the same cottage, has been a chorister for 60 years.
London July 25 chlorine gas supplied by the government is being used by the West Suffolk agricultural committee to gas rats and rabbits on farms. The operations have been successful in ridding farms of these pests.
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