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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
9
Seattle inventor C. H. Shipton and W. Tobst unveil a walking stick radio that doubles as a fishing rod with a detachable flashlight and aerial coil. The device serves as a receiving station and music source while fishing, though Shipton says it is a novelty not for sale and notes about 1,000 feet of insulated wire were used in its windings.
In Olympia on June 6 the bid by J. & Schotler of Riteville secured a contract to build ro and farm buildings for 15 more tracts on the White Bluff Hanford state soldier settlement, bringing total ready for occupation to 20 of 58 within the next few weeks. Centralia reports George Thompson M4 died by rifle at his home on Michigan road four miles west of town.
An old classically styled ad warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia blend that flushes and stimulates the kidneys, relieves back pain and urinary issues, and ends bladder irritation with daily use.
Dr. H. B. Bishop explains nasal catarrh in children as common and linked to measles and other illnesses. It starts with chilliness and headache, leads to a runny nose and breathing difficulty, worsens at night, and can spread to bronchial tubes. Avoid recurring colds by removing causes like overheated nurseries and stomach troubles.
The report emphasizes current styles using fabrics like nainsook, batiste, voile, and crepe. It notes mostly white garments with other pieces in fashionable colors and some with contrasting shades.
Police report Charles Caprice admitted intent to kill actress Bebe Daniels for 25 dollars. He was seized at her home and taken to a hospital amid the incident.
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