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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
15
Mrs J L McGuire of 512 Denny Way praises Dr Loughney's Human Oven and corrective eating as marvelous after recovery from rheumatism and weight gain. She notes many others benefit, urges publication, and lists office details at 405 Olive St Seattle with hours and contact.
C Norton of Tacoma was chosen president of the Washington State Pharmaceutical Association for the coming year at the annual election in Bagley Hall on the University of Washington campus. Other officers include A W of Seattle secretary F D of Tacoma treasurer and G Guy Seattle with G E Brown Spokane and Harry Elwood Ellensburg as executive members. Members concluded the convention with a picnic at Fortuna.
Jack Dempsey described the wife he wants as a practical home maker who can wear gingham and silks, smile pleasantly, and cook. He denied secret marriage rumors with a Hollywood actress and urged the world to see him seeking a homely, contented partner focused on domestic happiness.
German socialists press for full rights for children born out of wedlock and protection for mothers. They seek post office rule changes that would keep unmarried expectant mothers from being discharged. The effort was blocked by married women employees.
Joe Lurber recalls William H. Surber Seattle’s first chief in 1866 and his frugal era. Surber, born 1834 in Indiana, walked from St. Joseph to join the city’s growth, enforcing fines and enduring escapes from jail. He later settled in Laurelhurst, still active in farming and awaiting three more presidents.
Highlands Highland park relies on crack right pitcher Char ley Hardin to win the Class B title in The Star junior league. Hardin struck out 17 in a 8-hit win over Georgetown as Highlanders face Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs at Lincoln park Sunday. Eckart meets Georgetown earlier with both games at 1 pm and 3 pm.
The Star reports the city appropriated 10000 for a Fremont library site but notes Fremont men’s association raised 7000 of the sum. E B Sutton, then secretary of the Fremont men’s association, telephoned the correction. Paris fashion note cites debate over ankle length skirts.
Everett notes Hubert A. Middaugh a 65 year old lumberman dies following an operation. The Associated Timber worker was hospitalized after surgery and passed away.
A terse note notes that a passerby faces proscription for daily diatribes. The brief mentions general ban and enforcement but provides few concrete details.
Pierre Daisy, a French aviator, feared bugs yet faced an earwig in his cockpit. He climbed to 15 000 feet and, after the insect allegedly chuckled at him, hurled it overboard in pursuit of a world record earwig drop.
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