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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
7
Letters extol the Wayfarer religious pageant as miraculous and uplifting. Sunshine era readers thank management for the drama and share experiences of Mrs. Dowell and others visiting Port Townsend. Mrs. Lindahl reports auto theft disrupting a Seattle homecoming plan, asking for vigilant police alerts.
An old advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with orchard white in a bottle to bleach freckles and blemishes. It claims daily facial application will leave skin clear, soft, and rosy white, using a few cents worth of drugstore supplies.
Readers are asked to raise 50 for a poor diind boy who walked into a grease filled hole and ruined his clothes. The Nazareth Academy of Music graduate with a fine baritone voice seeks proper clothing to resume his musical career after reverses depleted his treasury.
Sunshine ladies visited the County hospital Tuesday with ice cream cake and candy for patients. Three young performers Dorothea Wilson Grace Blank and Ida Myers sang in wards. Attendees included Mrs F Van Olstyne Mrs Denman Mrs Feehter Mrs C Peterson Mrs T Johnson Mrs FE Taylor Mrs N Wade Mrs Edith Shelton Mrs L C Whorf Mrs M L Merrill Mrs Ayers and Mrs Lang. Daisy Dowell of Port Townsend called Cheerful Daisy enjoyed a Wayfarer shut in party and praised Beattie’s attention and the production of The Wayfarer.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple addresses including Pastlake 201 Baatlake Ave and Renton Hill 1320 Pike St with names such as F A Wilcox Mer and J Marquardt Mer. Additional lines mention Lesch Park District 1891 Yealer Way and West Sheattle and West Alaska with Dodd and Hafer, but the text is incomplete.
A note recalls a driver failing to notify about a load of shutina left at home. Gratitude pours in for Noland Jennings and others who supported a radio fund. The column also mourns Mrs. Clara Lula Coteman, a devoted mother of nine, whose patience and kindness left a lasting memory.
Riam at San Bernardino seeks treatment after twenty years confined to a wheelchair. The speaker urges seriousness in any assumed obligation, warning that those who take on duties must honor them and fulfill their promises. Several tehutins were left at home awaiting.
Thousands of mendicants from across Italy arrive in Genoa for the international conference. They expect a rich harvest from diplomats and attaches attending the gathering.
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