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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
24
Dallas reporter notes a basket left on Mrs. M. J. Leonard’s doorstep for unwanted babies. Over a week, she has received five newborns including a 10 pound boy. Leonard says she does not know their origins and does not wish to know.
A subsidence on North End roadway is blamed on rats that tunneled through a defective drain. They scraped a cavity in adjacent sand, and over time the road surface gave way.
In the year, about 1 500 000 tons of etedl were used in the manufacture and repair of automobiles and motor trucks. The figure highlights heavy reliance on this material across automotive production and service.
Mrs Leonard plans to continue leaving a compassionate basket on the doorstep to aid stray animals. She believes the animals will be cared for and find good homes where they are appreciated.
Berlin report states Oberdorf police magistrate in Upper Bavaria issued a public edict prohibiting women from appearing in public wearing trousers knickerbockers or breeches except when engaging in Alpine sports authorities aim to curb masculine attire in the resort center
March 4 report from Bobton describes a new claustrophobic sneeze remedy for Wellesley college girls. Founders hall to install a corysa clonet an airtight enclosure with eucalyptus oil and formaldehyde vapors for disinfection.
Paris report notes 200 towns in Arras area rebuilt after heavy shelling. Population climbs from 26 000 to 41 590 in Arras and from 15 000 to 25 000 in Bethune while Lens shows 9 000 of 31 800 prewar residents. Milk shortage remains a major need as cow herds drop from 41 000 to under 8 000. General health and sanitation are reported normal across the district.
New York March 4 opponents of the blue laws have formed the Liberty League of America to restore enjoyment of life. Louis Bennett, a founder, says the organization welcomes anyone who will work seriously to uphold their rights.
Richard Thick died from grief over the death of his wife Sarah last week in London. Both were described as over 0 years old in reports from March 4.
An advertisement warns against harsh soaps and alkali in shampoos. It recommends Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, with one to two teaspoons of Mulified to cleanse and rinse dust and oil. The product is described as cheap, effective for the whole family, and available at pharmacies.
A testifying young woman extols Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a magic fix for dull complexions. The ad claims rapid improvement, invisible after use, and benefits for wrinkles freckles and rough skin on face hands or arms. It urges buyers to try the product at drug and department stores.
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