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New arrivals of this character show an exceptional display across natural ivory frosted and birch bark finishes. All are priced attractively to ensure a rapid sale.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
8
New arrivals of this character show an exceptional display across natural ivory frosted and birch bark finishes. All are priced attractively to ensure a rapid sale.
In selecting your New Range get the best with the Quick Meal and perfect satisfaction. Your old store taken in exchange with a liberal allowance.
James Stephen, longtime Seattle school architect and Taxpayers' Informa member, charges the Girls Parental School at Brighton cost 126428 and serves 25 pupils. He critiques Roosevelt High's cost versus Franklin High and argues grade schools need relief first.
The Lloyd C. arrived from Puget Sound with alcohol above legal limits and is docked at Fishermen's Wharf. Captain James Hewston and four crew members were jailed after being arrested on smuggling charges. their federal court appearance is expected today.
In Emporia Kansas during a hotel fire at the Whitely two escape attempts ended with a dramatic leap. Wrestler Jack Fisher fell nearly three stories when his rope burned in two. Ed Warner his manager leaped from the third story onto Fisher's back. Both escaped unharmed. Three persons are reported missing in the blaze.
City aims to cut Seattle death records after 2019 tallied 201 deaths a 6 percent rise. Safety Week begins April 4 as committees seek public cooperation to raise awareness of dangers and reduce fatalities. PULLMAN Washington State College to graduate 280 students.
Cheasty's haberdashery announces a formal opening at its corner Second Ave and Seneca St store from 7 to 9 PM Monday. The venture, costing over 460000, aims to be the Coast's finest men’s furnishing shop, marking Cheasty's as Seattle's oldest such establishment since 1888.
High coal prices are forecast after local dealers say Washington coal mines will not reopen due to a wage dispute. The shutdown is expected to tighten supply and push prices higher across markets.
Chicago March 21. State investigators probe the Armour and Co grain elevator explosion in South Chicago that killed two and possibly four others. Two bodies recovered. four more believed buried under debris. The blast, caused by spontaneous combustion, shattered windows within 60 miles. losses estimated at 1 million dollars.
Light Chief J. D. Rossa says the city recovered more than $5,000 from stolen electricity. Moonshine theft targeted a large portion of the pilfered power, illustrating ongoing theft concerns.
Mrs. Maggie Inglis of 1302 South Tacoma Ave reports dramatic health gains after taking Tanlac, saying she regained appetite, slept well, gained twelve pounds, and feels no pain. She cites relief from stomach pain, nervousness, headaches, dizziness, and rheumatic symptoms, noting continued improvement after eight bottles. Tanlac marketed by Bartell Drug Stores and Brooks & Son.
A newspaper ad promotes Adlerika as an intestinal antiseptic and system cleanser to prevent appendicitis by eliminating harmful germs and colon bacilli. It claims relief for constipation and stomach issues, cites physician endorsements, and lists Seattle druggists selling Adlerika.
Adjt. Gen. C. I. Martin of Kansas who has been urged by 35 governors for the militia bureau head position held a brief conference with President Harding. Secretary of War Weeks has not reached a decision on his appointment.
Hampton Iowa March 21 physicians report no change in the condition of William “Pussyfoot” Johnson famed reform crusader who has been ill there for the last week with acute laryngitis and bronchitis.
Palm Sunday marked the start of Holy Week with special church services. Arrangements for Good Friday Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday have been made across Christian congregations.
Senator Miles Poindexter backs Spokane detective Thomas Mitchell for state prohibition director, aiming to replace resigning Donald A. McDonald who steps down by April 1.
Sportsmen asked to avoid opprobrium of being called game hogs by delaying fishing until April 1 after a legislative slip opened the game fish season technically.
A chiropody authority says a few drops of Outgro applied around an ingrown toenail reduce inflammation and pain and help the skin above the nail turn outward by morning. Outgro is described as a harmless antiseptic used by chiropodists, available to the public in small bottles from drug stores.
Ernest Anderson laborer died Monday morning at 609 Yesterday. The body was taken to the morgue after a period of illness.
Advert says Blood Iron Phosphate tablets from Owl Drug Co. help thin people gain solid flesh and vitality. It claims iron phosphate boosts nervous energy and builds red blood. Money-back offer if not 100 percent better after three weeks.
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