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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
9
Mrs Ewa Raxra of 310 East Street Lebanon testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her long standing women’s troubles and stomach issues enabling her to work again. She endorses the medicine to others with consent to use her testimonial.
A wedding couple faces financial strain after a honeymoon mishap. The groom recalls car trouble and wardrobe damage while friends discuss affordable, staged repairs. A local ad promotes Cherry's on Second Avenue offering installment help for outfits.
Japanese group Jiyugekidan will present three plays in Meany hall on Friday evening August 4 under A U W and Glenn Hughes. The troupe known for Japanese and European drama will stage The Madman on the Roof The Puthhers Return and Cain translated by T Iwanski. This marks the third drama event in the Summer Quarter at the university following As You Like It and The Importance of Being Earnest.
When the Veterans of Forten hold their gathering in Beattie from August 16 to 19, two senior baseball figures plan to attend the convention. Tem Cat, T. L. Hueton, a half owner of the New York Americans, and Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, the supreme arbiter of baseball, have signified their intention to attend.
A vintage note invites couples aboard the Ship Penneylvania for a Saturday night deck dance from 9 to midnight. Invitations are engraved and the ship’s crew will ferry passengers to and from shore. The crew is rehearsing songs for the event.
The Rappa veee, a supply ship capable of provisioning the entire Pacific fleet, arrived at the harbor Wednesday and anchored off the foot of Jackson Street. The former German merchant vessel carries a crew of 400 men and is noted for its provisioning capacity.
An academic note explains timber line concepts, noting how elevation, temperature, and moisture constrain tree growth. It cites tropical Andes around 16 000 feet, Northern Montana near 9 500 feet, and Arctic regions where timber ends at sea level, with limited seasons and winds impacting seed germination.
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