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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1922

Page

4

New plan of cash values advanced by Steinmetz

Dr Charles P Steinmetz advocates a price index backed money unit instead of gold. He envisions automatic adjustments to wages if the index rises or falls, arguing a flexible standard would align money with living costs and reduce dependence on gold. He cautions on need for exact index data and a central regulator.

Edward M. Thierry NEA Service Schenectady N. Y Charles P. Steinmetz Steinmetz Henry Fora Thomas A. Edison Breinmetz

Mexican consul Valenzuela in Seattle promises new trade stimulus

Jose A. Valenzuela appointed as Mexican consul succeeds I. M. Campos and arrives from Norfolk Virginia. He sets up headquarters at the 801 Arctic building to promote trade between Seattle and Mexico.

Seattle Mexico Jose A. Valenzuela I. M. Campos Valenzuela Norfolk Arctic Building

Aged Can Now Be Flappers at 62

Los Angeles July 29 Edna Wallace Hopper, age 62, claims women can look and feel young into their fifties and sixties. The actress tours the country urging sensible vanity, sharing beauty tips and a personal example of cosmetic surgery to “reverse wrinkles.” She advocates oil for the body, cold baths, powder and rouge, light meals, no pillow, and daily exercise.

Jack Jungmeyer Los Angeles Edna Wallace Hopper Miss Hopper

Miss 18 Beaus Weigh Choices as Mother Prefers One

The column presents a young woman of eighteen with two suitors. One is described as a large jolly fellow, the other as a handsome idealized blonde. The mother favors the burly partner while peers urge accepting the blonde. Advice: love must drive the choice, or neither may be worth marriage. A suggestion to send both suitors away to decide who she would hate to lose.

Cynthia Grey Adonis Mies Mias Grey Seattle Star

Keep Well Bathers Warned On Beach Health Risks

Public health guidance cautions bathers about infection from polluted water at beaches and swimming holes. Lowered resistance and prolonged soaking can spread bronchitis, skin infections, and eye or ear issues. Practical tips include avoiding swallowing water, not swallowing it, not submerging water in the nose, andUsing vaseline in ears and nostrils.

Hele

Beattle Star Offers Linen and Silver Care Info

Star readers may obtain guidance on caring for table linen and silver by writing to The Beattle Star Washington bureau at 1322 New York Ave Washington DC and including two cents for postage.

Star Beattle Star Washington New York Ave Washington, D. C

Apple Shippers Elect Officers for Coming Year

W. F. Morf of Chicago to lead the International Apple Shippers association for the next year after the convention at the New Washington hotel. Currie named vice president and George W. Davison of New Orleans becomes treasurer with regional executive committees formed from Chicago Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Yakima and other members. Next year’s meeting site will be decided later.

To. W. F. Morf Chicago International Apple Shippers’ Association Morf New Washington Hotel A. Tt. Currie George W. Davison New Orleans W. L. Wagner J. J. Cantellini Cincinnati W. J. Hearty Boston T. Butterworth Philadelphia B. &. Bameon Yakima

Seward Prophecy To Be Chiseled On Local Park Statue

Seventy years after William H. Seward spoke of the Pacific and world events a Seattle movement seeks to carve his prophetic sentence into the Seward statue in Volunteer Park. The push aims to honor the Alaska purchase negotiator and his forecast of future sea power and global influence.

Suez Canal Mediterranean Red Sea Panama Canal Panama Colon Carribbean Sea Bay of Panama Pacific Ocean Manchester Canal Baatham Liverpool Manchester Kiel Canal Holenau Baltic Huunabuttel Elbe Cape Cod Canal Cape Cod Bustard’s Bay Barnstable Bay Sandwich Maas Seward William H. Seward Alaska Purchase Senate Seattle Volunteer Park

Plan Funeral for Mrs. Henry W. Blake

Funeral services for Mrs. Henry W. Fake, 61, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at her home 14 Spring Street. She died Friday. Mrs Blake was active in church work. She is survived by her husband, two daughters and a son. Interment in Evergreen Park Cemetery.

Henry W. Fake Spring St Mra Blake Evergreen Park Cemetery

Funeral Services for Woman Artist Dudley

Funeral services were held Saturday at the Butterworth mortuary for Mrs. Fila Dudley artist and sculptress who died Friday at her home 6496 44th Ave W Shete survived by her husband Sidney V Dudley.

Butterworth Mortuary Fila Dudley 44Th Ave

Births Reported by Seattle Men in Vital Statistics

Vital Statistics notes births in Seattle households listing names and addresses such as Denglas V, 4T1L University View Pl, girl. Nichols Constantine, 2641 44th Ave W, girl. Wille Henry FE, 824 N 26th St, boy. Engst William John, 202 Dexter Ave, boy. many others. Also lists divorces granted and deaths including Ann Jane Blake 64, John Cyr age unknown, Matella Vox 75, Annie Hoffman 68, and others.

Seattle Denglas Fr V University View Toy Scoeph 34Th Ave Nichols Constantine 44Th Ave Nahan Victor Alder A Behar KE. Spruce Y. Reams F. P Jefferson Et Scheuerman John Fred Richmond Hilghlanda Nagetone Masao 27Th Ave Y. Wille Henry FE Galbraith Wallach 37Th Ave. W Lee John T McMorris Harold 40Th Ave Seleeere Samuel Arthur N. 43Rd Doherty William Ernest 17Th Ave Engst William John Dexter Ave Manegens, Buhe EB. Pike Blake Ann Jane Cyr John Vox Matella Hoffman Annie Lindquist Red Wood Kivira

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