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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
The Bist division plans an August 19 and 20 entertainment for veterans with dancing and reminiscences of wartime days. A miniature Nome street scene with gold rush miners will recreate the era, including realistic gambling dens and a hangar reminiscence with French villagers.
Practical emergency treatment rules for shocks heat stroke sunstroke and accidents. Steps include placing shock victims on back and sheltering, using blankets for warmth, cold cloths for heat illness, rewarming with safe stimulants, cooling with wet cloths, and basic splinting with newspapers boards or fabric. Includes cautions on not forcing broken bones and correct dressing with boric acid wash and ointment.
A reader letter describes a young wife with a much older husband facing strain from flirting and a desire to be seen as desirable by younger men. She laments lost youth, hopes for a handsome suitor, and fears leaving her child or losing wealth. The piece also includes brief medical, climate, and trivia notes.
Dexter 8. Kimball, president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and dean of the Cornell College of Engineering, visited his brother Dr. G. N. Kimball, a dentist in Beattie. Once a Seattle laborer, he saved enough to attend Stanford and rose to become a leading figure in engineering.
Harold Weeks, composer of Chong Hindustan and other works, will open a new Melody near Beattie modeled on the latest smart music stores of New York and Paris. He will host an open house for friends to celebrate the shop’s debut and Weeks personal rise to national reputation and fortune.
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