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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
7
George J. Clark a 35 year old lineman fell from a high pole at Blewett Pass on Monday. He sustained a broken leg and was taken to Wenatchee for treatment after losing consciousness while at work.
A promotional ad outlines a simple treatment for bladder irritation caused by uric acid. It recommends Jad Salts, made from grape juice and lithia, mixed in water with a tablespoon daily for two to three weeks to neutralize urine acidity and reduce burning and frequent urination.
C r Mann manager of the Hotel Owyhee Boise Idaho endorses Beattie's plan to finance a 3 000 000 hotel. He says Seattle needs a great hotel and Beattie would gain beyond local investors. The plan calls for selling 7 percent bonds to the investing public, not a gifts drive.
In Topeka Kansas teachers may dance in school buildings if they choose. The action followed the state superintendent L Wooster refusing to renew a teacher’s certificate after a dance incident. The report also notes Rev S C Dickinson of Colorado Springs describing weekly church sermons on a blackboard.
Five people were injured when a touring auto driven by Jack Perry went over a high embankment between Bothell and Silver Lake late Monday night. The group, including Mr and Mrs EB Christofferson and their baby, were thrown from the vehicle as it rolled over. Perry suffered severe cuts and shock, while Patrick Doherty, 60, lost his right ear and sustained multiple injuries. Authorities began an investigation Tuesday.
Salem reports Gov. Ben W. Olcott dismissed Dr. Rn. G. Ellsworth of Pendleton from the state board of chiropractic examiners for being an acknowledged Ku Klux Klan member. Dr. Bb. T. Brown of The Dalles was appointed to fill the vacancy. C. E. Gates of Medford had already been removed from the state fair board for alleged Klan membership.
The records note two pedestrians injured by autos. John J. Lane, 4216 Linden Ave, received a deep head cut and body bruises after a Monday collision at Duwamish Ave and Argo crossing. Dominic Breese, 27, 863 Rainier Ave, suffered a broken leg and severe injuries after a Sunday night crash at Rainier Ave and Dearborn St. driver C B Morris, 28, of Lenora St, was jailed for drunk driving, posted $200 bond, and was released. Miners in arsenic mines are urged to take precautions against poisoning.
A city light plant plans to sell surplus hydroelectric power at far below the off peak industrial rate. Summer flows on Cedar River create a 6.4 million kilowatt surplus, with an introduced bill urging firms not state to participate in the power sale program.
More than 150 girls gathered on Monday for the Campfire Girls camp on Vashon Island as the first grand council prepares to open the season this Tuesday evening around a blazing heap of beech wood at Camp Mealth.
The council decides that vendors selling fireworks in downtown Alatrict during the 16 days before July 4 must pay the $25 daily license fee, rejecting temporary merchant pleas. Council also refers the matter of extending free rides on Pacific fleet lines to the Utilities and Finance committees.
A pair of eperrows and their nest of young consume about 1000 insects each week to sustain growth and development, highlighting the demanding dietary needs of growing birds.
A husband proposes a Mount Rainier weekend getaway with friends. He urges his wife to buy a new dress and hat on credit at Cherry's, arguing a house payment is due soon and they can finish payments monthly. The ad-style dialogue highlights a domestic dilemma and credit shopping.
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