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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
9
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy for children. It claims the product cleanses the stomach and bowels, relieves sour bile and griping, and is easy for mothers to administer. It warns to refuse imitation and to follow printed directions for babies and all ages.
Harry Kahne billed as The Incomparable Mentalist performs at the Moore this week. He claims pow ers to read newspapers, write upside down, and compute city populations instantly. Kahne credits his father for his abilities and recalls early arithmetic brilliance in Providence.
1022 Winona, a pedestrian, was severely cut about the face and head after being struck by an auto driven by FL W. Burke, R. F. D. 6, Box 231. A second minor injury occurred when Shite, 6, was slightly hurt as he was hit by an auto driven by G. A. Collman, 110 Third Ave. N. W., at Sixth Ave. and Jackson St. on Monday.
Owen Iartett, a painter hired to decorate Jack Dempsey's Hollywood headquarters, files a Superior Court suit for 5000 dollars claiming he was beaten by a member of the champion's staff. Defendants named include Dempsey, Joseph M. Dempsey, and "Teddy" Slayes.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dye solution. It claims the dye won’t streak, spot, fade, or run, and guides buyers to specify fabric type wool wool or wool mix linen cotton or mixed. It also promises rich colors for skirts coats and draperies with easy directions.
A Washington Retail Furniture men’s convention is scheduled for Thursday and Friday at the Washington Annex. The program provides practical business lectures in morning and afternoon sessions and banquets in the evenings. H A Behrenfeld of Standard Furniture Co will preside.
Washington reports indicate a House military bill containing over 1.4 million dollars for a new Alaska cable and a tariff bill regulating the fish trade between British Columbia and the United States are seen as nearly certain by J J Underwood, Seattle Chamber of Commerce representative. Frank Waterhouse, chamber president, received communications Tuesday voicing convictions on these measures.
The city building department records February permits totaling 611635 dollars for new construction and repairs. This surpassed the 1921 monthly record by 32719 dollars, with year to date value around 2500000 dollars. Architects forecast 1972 will see hundreds of new homes, as more than 115 residences were granted during the month totaling 224445 dollars.
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