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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
Suffering with hemorrhoids can find quick relief with Pyramid Pile Suppositories. The ad urges readers to visit any drug store for relief and a new lease of comfort, claiming no substitute matches its effectiveness. Send name and address to Pyramid Brag Mich. for a sample.
The Erickson 3 cent carfare bill would shift more than $5,000,000 in street car system costs onto homeowners this year. C. H. Shields led an organizational meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night. Worth McClure, Seattle Principals Association president, says cities across the Midwest and East face school crowding similar to Seattle after inspecting schools in other regions.
An old fashioned cough remedy touts 2% ounces of Pinex as a concentrated pine extract to ease throat and chest coughs. It advises mixing with plain granulated sugar syrup or honey and warns against imitations while promising satisfaction guarantees.
The article argues against a three year bonus certificate plan for ex soldiers, noting it requires taxation and could ruin credit. Comptroller Ormunger warns banks would refuse loans, freezing up to 1.5 billion in credit and driving up interest rates, harming farmers, laborers, builders, and manufacturers. It cautions the proposal as a political dodge with risky economic consequences.
Arthur Griffiths statement from Dail Eireann on March 16 declares the treaty with Great Britain grants Ireland real freedom on the eve of St Patrick's Day. The provisional government assumes control of all departments and an Irish army, ahead of elections to form the Irish Free State parliament. Ireland now governs itself and seeks to build welfare, acknowledging past terror and thanking the American people for support.
A. H. Lundin, head of the League Opposed to Supporting Public Utilities by General Taxation, denounces Erickson three cent carfare bill. He claims street car bonds, now at 70 cents on the dollar, would be worth 100 cents and yield $4.5 million in extra bond value to Stone & Webster, whose stake in the line is said to be protected under the proposal.
Ballard residents divide over changing Mallard’s name to Sunset at a Mallard Commercial Club meeting. Pro-change supporters say Sunset sounds more attractive and Ballard recalls the old town and its former reputation.
A report from the technical committee at the Washington conference recommends reserving wavelengths from 0 to 6,000 meters for radio telephone service with exceptions for certain telegraph wavelengths. It urges moving regulation of radio stations to the Department of Commerce to reduce interference chaos.
The Woodward theater presents The Marriage of William Ashe based on Mrs. Humphry Ward novel. Hazel Whitmore gains praise for Lady Kitty Bristol while Alexia B. Luce delivers a strong portrayal of William Ashe amid a staged, carefully directed production this season.
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