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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
9
A plea emphasizes the instinct to care for babies and children. It warns against using unproven home remedies and urges seeking professional medical help during illness. The message appeals to readers to safeguard infants and rely on physicians for treatment.
In the New York Sun exchange Ted asks about amateur gardening lessons and Ned quips that the idea of reaping what is sown may be unreliable.
An old fashioned ad extols California Fig Syrup to relieve colic and diarrhoea in infants without narcotics. It claims half a teaspoon clears souring food and gas, promising peaceful relief and regular bowels, urging mothers to insist on the genuine product with clear bottle directions.
Washington June 24 Indicated Col. Rowan retired bearer of the world famous message to Garcia will receive a government reward. Senator Shortridge California and Secretary Weeks supported the move though no medal of honor or distinguished service cross can be awarded for noncombat meritorious service. The army board of awards holds the decision and the secretary hopes for resolution.
Fearing a lynching attempt, Claude Labbee who shot Arthur Wright Monday was moved from the hospital to the county jail under heavy guard with no warning. The report also notes the Senate and House agreement on 25 new federal judgeships and mentions the Bering Sea walrus and narwal as a source of ivory.
Radio authority explains that shadows from buildings hills forests and even clouds can block or weaken signals. Tests on a moving train show varying effects, while an Atlantic coast survey locates shadowed points for possible new ship-to-shore stations.
Darrel W. Lobb, 10, died at a West Seattle park after a batted ball struck him in the head. He succumbed instantly to a skull fracture while watching a game Tuesday. Son of L. B. Lobb, the tragedy highlighted dangers at local youth baseball events.
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