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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
13
Emily Price sues her husband A D Price in superior court alleging he left home and that his match with Hartes B Adams’s spouse caused the breakup. She seeks to defame his character and claims a $25,000 value tied to the alleged affair and separation.
C Attle vows his outburst was sparked by repeated laundry losses and torn clothes. The Laundry Owners Association pressed for names of offended laundries, while T Paer and his partner recount past troubles with machines and cheap ad drives. The piece notes a delegation probing faults and one rival shop claiming flawless service.
Oregon University wins the debate championship after defeating Stanford and Washington. The final tri state series saw Oregon beat Stanford in Eugene and later Washington defeat Stanford in Palo Alto before Oregon secured the title.
A quoted exchange shows laundry owners urging better service and urging readers to report faults. They claim reporters misrepresented issues and promise action by detailing contact via a Seattle building address and phone line for public complaints and oversight.
Vital statistics section records births with numerous names and addresses. The long list includes residents on Ninth Avenue Alger and Phinney Avenue, plus others at Sixth Avenue, Fifth Avenue, and various streets such as Dearborn, Spruce, and Union. Entries present infant genders, family names, and home locations in a dense on-page notice.
A new cleaning method brings whiter brighter teeth to millions. Smiles shine where they once hid and a free test invites people to try the 80 Pepsodent dental era. The ad urges adoption by many and emphasizes safer, cleaner results.
A fragmented OCR style list shows numerous names and partial addresses including Beattie and Beattle families, Seattle and New York regions, and various ages. The snippet appears as a directory or community roll with scattered spellings and incomplete entries.
A bold offer promises a no cost method to control asthma and hay fever. It targets long standing or recent cases regardless of climate or occupation and urges immediate mail-in action with a coupon, noting no payment or postage required.
J F Dent of Kennewick Washington reports complete relief from sciatic rheumatism after a February 15 to March 4 course at the Moorite Mineral Institute in Seattle. The ad touts the guarantee of money back if relief is not achieved and promises remedies for varicose veins stomach ulcers goiter blood poisons and other ailments.
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