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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1922
Page
9
A Philadelphia man describes Tanisc as the best investment of his life, stating it helped him lose stomach trouble, gain energy, weight, and better sleep. He credits a Seattle clinic for his improved health and vigor after years of weakness.
The Metropolitan theater showcases a touring comic revue titled Bringing Up Jiggs in Wall Street with Maggie, Dinty Moore, and Clarence Mahoney in a bustling musical comedy format. Opened Sunday, runs through Wednesday with an announced matinee on Wednesday, packed with jokes and pen and ink cartoon cameos.
A health survey using policies from a major insurance company shows Keefer Well and Canada-wide figures. The 1921 death rate 8.46 per 1000 live births marks a 13.7 percent drop from 1925 and a 1/3 decline over 11 years, with tuberculosis deaths halved and overall life expectancy improving as health work continues.
In Hoston Massachusetts a MIT student Otto Sareed end his life with cyanide after aiding his lover Pauline Clark to drink the same poison. Papers cite a completed history of the case and alleged death potion. In Chehalis a large Chehalis Elka homecoming initiation nears with over 100 candidates and a lodge membership target near 1,900.
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home solution to dye fabrics. It claims the product can revitalize worn skirts wallets coats stockings and draperies with guaranteed non fading non streaking results.
PREMON, Neb, March 20. A 14 year old boy, George Behreu ter, was electrocuted after a barn light bulb on a cord from the house to the barn broke and sent exposed wiring into wet clothing. The incident occurred when Flo slipped and fell causing the bulb to break and the boy to receive a fatal shock.
Adolph M. Waters, 60, of Angue, California, fell from a roof while working and was killed by high voltage wires. Memorial services were held for 49 Seattle Area Fraternal Order of Eagles members who died this year at Pages' Hall.
A home remedy blends juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint lemon bleach lotion. It softens and whitens rough or chapped hands, described as superior to glycerine and rose water and used by stage beauties for a rosy complexion.
Glenn Hughes lauds Nazimova in the new film version of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House at the Winter Garten. Nazimova delivers a masterful silent performance, with Alan Hale as Torvald Heimer noted as a close second. The critic praises fidelity to the play, the acting, and the emotional depth achieved without dialogue.
Mrs. Lavingston B. Stedman 64, longtime Beattie resident and wife of a prominent attorney, died Sunday night at Beattie General Hospital. She leaves her husband and three sons Lewis, Daniel, and Livingston Jr. of Seattle, plus three sisters and one brother in the East. The item notes a Broadway play reference and a census figure of 17,895,646 Catholics in the United States.
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