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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1922

Page

7

Services for Paul Raymer Held Tuesday Afternoon

Funeral rites for Paul Raymer 20 who died Sunday in a Seattle hospital will be at 4 p m Tuesday. The services are from Bonney Watson Parlors in Greenbanks with connection to the sophomore at the University of Washington.

Paul Raymer Seattle Bonney- Watsoning Greenbanks The University Washington H. H. Gowen University of Washington Maccabees Club YM. H. A 17Th Ave BE. Union St

Lind Dry Land Experiment Station Farmers Day Planned

Washington State College Pullman announces for June 28 the Lind Dry Land Experiment Station farmers day. The program features tillage methods cereal and forage crop varieties and general dry land agriculture techniques with a luncheon and farm tour for all interested. Silk to Madagascar is noted as the cheapest clothing material.

Washington State College Pullman Lind Dry Land Experiment Station

Photographers Open 18th Pacific Northwest Convention

Photographers from Northwest states and British Columbia gather at Queen Anne hall for the 18th annual convention of the Photographers association of the Pacific Northwest. Four days feature an exhibit of 8,000 photographic samples from America and overseas with Paul Fung as lead speaker on Tuesday evening.

Northwest Brritieh Columbia Queen Anne Hall Photographers’ Association of the Pacific Northwest America Great Britain Germany Austria Ireland China Japan Paul Fung

Wayfarer Prices Drop Ahead of Pageant Season

Executive committee announces Wayfarer prices will fall about 30 percent this year making attendance cheaper than ever. Mayor Edwin J. Brown urged support at a Monday evening chorus at the First Methodist Church and pledged help to boost the show. Official registration and casting will begin this week.

Edwin J. Brown First Methodist Church

Informal Dinner Honors N F Upham of Real Estate Boards

An informal dinner to honor N. F. Upham of the National Association of Real Estate Boards was held Monday evening at the Masonic club rooms, Arcade building.

N. F. Upham The National Association of Real Estate Boards Masonic Club Arcade

Defers Move On Cabarets Amid City Council Debate

The Hotel Butler Co asked Monday for a renewal of its license. Council committees postponed action for one week to gauge the new mayor and police chief stance. Cabarets previously closed by Mayor Caldwell obtained a superior court restraining order.

Hotel Butler Co Ita Caldwell

Godley Explains Secrecy Methods in Radio Messages

Godley outlines two main approaches to secret radio communications. One uses a key distorted signal to render messages unreadable without a matching receiver. The other directs waves along a fixed path so only targeted stations receive the message, with a future blend of both methods easing interception fears.

Western Front

Five Hurt In Auto Wreck In City Night Crash

A Country club stage struck an auto at N Tirol street and Greenwood avenue Sunday night injuring five people. Drivers were George Pitman and G A McLeod. McLeod and his wife suffered injuries, their six year old son Jack escaped with minor cuts. Two sisters Nellie and Thea Twat sustained facial and body abrasions.

George Pitman Stewart G. A. McLeod Sycamore Ave Meleod Jack Nellie Thea Twat

Whitehaired friend shifts image in Clay Center tale

A Clay Center woman plans to head off gossip by explaining a friend’s aging appearance caused by her white hair since youth. When the visitor arrives, the friend’s hair is found jet black, complicating the ruse and highlighting social perceptions in a small town.

At Home Hair Removal Ad Promises Easy Results

An advertisement claims ugly hairy growths can be removed at home with a small package of delatone mixed into a paste with water to cover the area. Leave on skin for about two minutes, then wash off to vanish hair with no harm or inconvenience, urging buyers to purchase real delatone.

Deafness Hampers Modern Struggle for Existence

It notes the rising number of people becoming deaf and discusses the challenges this condition poses in the ongoing human struggle for survival. The text emphasizes the growing impact of hearing loss on society and individuals alike.

Unusual Talk on Home Brew Sparks Curiosity

In a brief exchange Ned questions a claim about ancient Chinese brewing. The dialogue touches on a humorous note about knowledge gaps in home brew history as reported by the New York Sun.

Ned New York Sun

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