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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1920

Page

12

Governor Hart Calls Action on Soldier Bonus and State Finance

Washington Governor Louis F. Hart urges immediate action on a World War II style soldier bonus and warns of rising per capita government costs. He proposes funding via a voter approved bonus and outlines higher education funding needs along with suffrage context while calling for economy and tax reform at the upcoming special session.

Olympia Congress Louis F. Hart Senate House Washington House of Representatives State University State College

Pedestrians Hit by Autos This Year

Martha Hergert, daughter of Dr and Mrs F W Hergert, was bruised when an auto driven by Finkelstein struck her at 15th Ave N and E Alphast. Edward Forbes, clerk at Frank Waterhouse & Co, remained in City Hospital with a fractured arm after being struck by an auto driven by Roy Dalabo while trying to catch a street car at Second Ave and Madison.

Harley James Cowan Lafayette Ave 12Th Ave Charles «T Martha Hergert F. W. Hergert 20Th Ave. N 8. Finkelstein 16Th Ave. N 15Th Ave. N E. Alphast Edward Forbes Frank Waterhouse & Co City Hospital Roy Dalabo Kilbourne Et Second Ave Madison

Delaware Legislature Considers Federal Suffrage Amendment

Delaware lawmakers meet in Dover to decide ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment as a joint caucus set to fix the voting day. The school code is to be debated first with suffrage opponents promising a trade to secure support. Observers fear a long, doubtful fight with no clear majority for ratification in the Delaware General Assembly.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Neverall House Senate Smith of Washington Congress United States of America City of Washington Dover Del Townsend Delaware

Jazz Prophet Says Jazz Causes Blizzard Weather

Auburn New York March 22 Michael Delaney Moravia's weather prophet for 69 years claims too much jazz causes blizzards. He predicted last fall one of the hardest winters on record noting that the upper air currents were heavier than normal.

Ael Delaney Moravia

Double Beauty of Your Hair Danderine Ad Claim

An advertisement promotes Danderine as a hair treatment that quickly thickens, softens, and adds shine. It promises to remove dust dirt and oil, refresh the scalp, reduce dandruff and shedding, and promote longer thicker hair with a simple nightly application.

Mississippi man records large brood from multiple marriages

John R. Taylor of Crystal Springs Mississippi has fathered 31 children from two prior marriages and a recent union with a widow bearing four children. The note contrasts courtship with later family life as he approaches sixty.

John R. Taylor Crystal Springs Miss

Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under money refund guarantee by all druggists.

Weathered proverb linked to social events and storms

The text notes that many social gatherings with bands and orchestras this winter contribute to a heavy humid air and storm clouds. It cites an old proverb that picnic and thunder showers are often found together.

Man Seeks Work Finds No Time for Anything Else

A man seeking employment states he has no free time for anything beyond finding work. He notes long hours and a pressing need to secure steady income. His message reflects the urgency of job seekers during tough economic periods.

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