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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
7
A collection of mock letters from Chief Seattle to water departments captains clock owners and city leaders. The messages protest street fountains highway ads and smoking while urging action and caution. The items keep a period voice and lampoon civic life with named recipients.
The incoming mayor aims to restore smooth relations with the council, urging bygones to be set aside. Informal talks have occurred between Dr. Brown and council members as he plans to address friction between branches. Brown spent the weekend with George F. Kuswell, who observers say will become superintendent of public utilities.
A sermon at the Metropolitan Sunday night featured Dr. Orlando F. H. Miller challenging wives to avoid poisoning husbands. He urged love over vengeance and warned that neglecting forgiveness proves a small soul. The talk followed a confrontation with an orthodox thinker earlier.
Atlanta reports Cora Lou Vinson found guilty of murdering her husband Dr. W. D. Vinson on March 1. She must face the death penalty as no life imprisonment option was recommended, marking the second time a woman in the state faces execution.
The Scottish Rite Masons of California have bought the old Coliseum in San Francisco for 100000 dollars and plan a new temple seating 6000 with total cost estimated at 1000000 dollars.
M. H. Taylor, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, canvasses 18 East Side counties and predicts 20 to 23 party members will join the legislature in the next fall election.
Doctor Bishop argues for suburban living to improve children's health and freedom, noting the city’s drawbacks and the lure of fresh air. He emphasizes selecting dry sites, pure water, safe sewage, and sturdy, well-equipped homes with good heating and lighting.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard corns soft corns and corn between the toes. A tiny bottle costing a few cents supposedly removes corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.
The article explains that towns with sewers drain soggy land whereas those without cannot. It advises checking water sources when water is conducted through street mains. In well areas, protecting the water bearing strata from contamination is emphasized.
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