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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
10
Funeral services for Darold V Lobb 10 who was killed Tuesday when struck by a baseball will be held at 4 p m at the West Seat Ue Undertaking Co. He was a pupil at Jefferson school and is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs L B Lobb of 4972 W Hudson ct a sister and two brothers.
The Seattle Star invites readers to solve a daily puzzle series. this is the eighth of 24 images. Entries must be sent to the History Puzzle Editor in Seattle, Wash. A $5 prize awaits the best set of answers with five $1 prizes for runner ups.
Glacier Park Mont June 29 One Eyed Smith last of the Old West desperadoes died with his boots on before a sheriff posse. They rode to take him back to Montana state prison to finish a sentence. He met them at his cabin and opened fire, a deputy shot him dead.
In a divorce filing, Fero Dou aches accuses Bernard Speed of mistreating her after remarrying him in 1920. She had divorced him previously, then reconciled, and now cites life together with their two children.
The ad touts Moone's Emerald O as a powerful skin remedy that dries eczema eruptions in days and helps scales drop off. It claims use for barber's itch, salt rheum, redness, and other skin troubles, with additional notes on piles goiters abscesses and ulcers healing quickly.
James F. Allen of Rochester New York says years of study led to a prescription that dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles and expels them from the body. He offers Allenrhu through druggists promising a full refund if the first pint does not reveal complete recovery.
City and county officials will be asked to join forces to improve Lake Washington and Lake Union if the city council adopts the public safety committee’s recommendation. Health Commissioner Read urged cooperation and placing septic tanks at sewer outlets and forcing houseboats to connect to sewers. The joint commission may order the three year program.
Readers may request a list of Turkish and Syrian dishes by writing to The Washington Bureau of the Seattle Star at 1322 New York Ave Washington DC. The notice invites suggestions for recipes and dishes.
The Lobes, a 9000 ton steamer, completed a nonstop voyage of 6527 nautical miles in 25 days, keeping the engines running throughout the journey.
An ad promotes calonite powder as a safe method to dissolve blackheads. It advises sprinkling two ounces on a hot wet sponge and rubbing over the skin a few seconds, then washing away observed debris. It claims squeezing worsens pores while calonite dissolves all particles leaving skin natural.
A period advertisement promises a free trial of a method to control asthma and hay fever. It targets all ages and climates, claiming rapid relief from wheezing and difficult breathing, and asks readers to mail a coupon with no payment or postage. The tone is urgent and inclusive, emphasizing suitability for hopeless cases after other treatments failed.
An advertisement announces Candied Laxative Wafers available for infants children or adults at drug stores or by mail from Joyner Drug Co Spokane. The notice is a compact classified style promotion with pricing listed.
Rainier Noble post of the American Legion will host a dance at Lesehi park Friday night for about 300 overseas nurses attending the nurses' national convention. Invitations were sent to Miss Elsie Janis and Her Gang and to 40 junior officers at Bremerton.
Sophie Harper, 17, was granted a divorce from John Harper Wednesday by Superior Judge C. H. Carey. Harper filed suit against his wife but after testimony the judge issued the decree to the girl. The report adds that in U S personal crisis statistics the day most acts of self destruction are committed is Monday.
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