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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
13
The article notes Yellowstone National Park's golden anniversary and recounts Jim Bridger the famed trapper. It presents anecdotal "historic lies" and highlights Bridger's yarns about geysers, his camp echo experiences, and his claim the Yellowstone creek and bridge changed size after three weeks.
The piece recalls Jim Bridger's role in Yellowstone lore with tales of geysers and boiling springs that drew trappers and explorers. It notes 1869 expeditions near what became Yellowstone and official credit in 1872, framing the area as a grand, attractively immense national park poised to open to tourists on June 15.
Paris dispatch reports Leon Marcelle seized in a fit after a bank robbery to have recovered securities worth 50000 dollars. Mau Perron of Lyons allegedly involved in the case with the first machine.
Mrs. J. W. E. of 2717 Sprague St., Spokane, says Tanlac cured years of pain and illness. She describes muscular tism, poor appetite, gas causing heart distress, sleepless nights, bladder and kidney issues, constipation, and fretfulness. After taking Tanlac she claims to feel well and have gained fifteen pounds. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
An Ex Governor physician at 1327 Third Ave offers gland treatments for various diseases and weaknesses. Free consultations are advertised, inviting readers to call and discuss potential benefits.
The Star features new submissions from amateur artists. D Charles Woodridge of Bremerton presents the top entry, John Edwards of Kirkland submits the second, Alf Restad a Franklin High student from 5209 Mayflower Street sends the third, and F G S from 1320 North 41st Street provides the bottom cartoon.
Dr R H Bishop warns campers about water safety to prevent typhoid outbreaks. He urges filtering or boiling water from distant springs, cooling it in a cold stream, and storing it in a sealed jug. He stresses keeping springs clean and burying waste to protect sources.
Walter J. Lunn of Auburn a longtime state representative for the 40th district since 1915 announced his bid to succeed Howard Taylor of Eagle Gorge as state senator.
Substandard pure thread stockings offered in multiple colors with bulk pricing. Firsts priced at 2.00 a pair or 2.25 a pair for large lots, Money Day special at 1.29 a pair. Lisle stockings with seams $0.90 and silk lisle lace styles at 0.60 a pair. First Floor Parat.
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