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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
3
Classified plea for female workers including asbestos related positions. Notes low wage offers, home locations, and opportunities with multiple ads. Mentions contracts, patent coverage, and a national bureau contact. Includes miscellaneous job offers in sales, detective work, and general labor across various cities.
A collage of old advertisements and notices from Seattle including items for sale furniture and appliances, clothing, household goods, horses and autos, and rental plans. Listings mention locations such as Sixth Ave and Pike M, with prices and contact lines like Queen Anne 1388 and Capitol 689.
Seattle shop ads list discounted prices for Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, Chalmers and Dodge autos. Several trades and trade-ins offered. dealers emphasize inspections, repairs, and favorable terms. Location and contact details appear for multiple dealers including Pike Street and Queen Anne addresses.
Multiple real estate offers fill listings in Queen Anne Ballard and Ballard- Beacon areas. Homes include 4 to 6 room bungalows with large lots, basements, and garages. prices range around 9 13 thousand dollars with easy terms and small down payments. Brokers advertise proximity to car lines, schools, and city services as key selling points.
Several real estate notices list Des Moines acreage from 1 to 5 acres with tile drainage, cleared plots, and berry land near paved roads. Terms offered include cash down payments and easy installments. Other listings include waterfront and dairy land near Olympia and Rockport with various improvements and prices.
Seattle Star directory lists attorneys at law TP Wall Establishment 1687 with free consultations, 215 Burke Building and 905 Second Ave. Includes patent firms Gorin, Reynolds, Marbon Fenwick Lawrence with addresses and phone numbers, plus services in accounting, medicine, piano tuning, and rug cleaning.
March 19 Chicago notes Judge Sabath of the superior court attributes most divorce court filings to the sulking wife rather than the talkative spouse. He states men crave attention and react to being ignored, while quiet wives trigger pride and sulking. Births outpace deaths nationwide by 12.1 percent. New York City records a fire roughly every 21 minutes.
Owing to falling receipts from a heavy seat tax in Nice, all theatres moving picture houses and entertainment venues have decided to reduce staff or slash salaries by up to 60 percent.
Yetermen at a Huntington gas filling station refused to move during a holdup, saying they were scared to death and might accidentally shoot. The robbers escaped with 36 dollars.
Mary Zundak, hidden by her parents after infantile paralysis, lives in Joliet basement with brain damage. Dr. Max Thorak transplanted a monkey gland into her neck two months ago to restore function, but progress is limited and mental outlook remains unchanged. Dr. Sigmund Krumbolz says normal mentality is unlikely.
Chicago report cites Dr. M F Reesohi of Colorado State College who tested aged adults at home. Findings show older men sometimes wiser, women outperforming men, with ages ranging from 55 to 93.
Miami March 18. H L Lambert oil man Lamberton W Va and R A Neville coal man Connersville Pa visit to gather long distance flying facts. They plan to start a commercial airline between Pittsburg and New Orleans along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
London report states Satibel McAuley left over $600000 to his widow and daughters directing $100000 for perpetuating the memory of his son Captain Francis W. McAuley who fell in France.
A springtime mood settles over the zoological gardens as creatures, including a vulture, exhibit behavior suggesting courtship and mate interest. The article notes the new season and animal activity across the enclosure.
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