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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
10
SKYKOMISH. With the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Co and the Nippen Lumber Co resuming operations business prospects here are improving. The Miller River bridge is being repaired by Bruce Brown Construction Co.
An advertisement extols a self made cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup. It promises relief within 24 hours for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and asthma by mixing 24 ounces of Pinex with a pint of syrup, suggesting alternatives like molasses or honey. The pitch urges buying Pinex from Wayne Indiana and avoiding imitators.
Henry Asendorf, 34, of the Louisa apartments, was found with a bleeding face and brain concussion, reportedly struck by a hit and run or vehicle. He wandered from his home Saturday night and remained in a coma until found by a Standard Oil station attendant Monday afternoon.
The county public safety committee, led by Chairman Philip Tindall, will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a proposed ordinance removing the ban on hospitals within 800 feet of a public park or boulevard.
Prohibition enforcement agents led by Col. Nutt of the U S Treasury narcotic division travel to Cuba today to trace illicit booze shipments. Six secret agents, planning further trips to West Indian islands, aim to cut off liquor flowing to the United States from the Caribbean.
Mayor Caldwell and city councilmen were expected to attend a public rehearsal of the American Legion band at 1616 Third Ave on Tuesday evening.
Ira D. Lundy fires a public letter at the Seattle Washington Union League advisory council challenging its endorsement of Walter Meier for Beattie mayor. He asks for a list of affiliated organizations, questions costs, and seeks open meetings to present his own candidacy, dated March 27, 1932 and signed TRA D. Lundy.
In Everett on March 28 Japanese and American intermarriages were blocked as Snohomish County Auditor P. T. Lee refused a license to a prospective Japanese groom and an American bride, declaring no licenses would be issued.
Authorities hunt three Indians in connection with the murder of George Erhart a 55 year old man found dead in his shop at the Country club two miles east of White Swan. Bullet marks and signs of a fierce struggle were found at the scene.
Mrs. Jonathan Dodfrey, a 21 year old wife of J. Dodfrey the 73 year old Bridgeport millionaire, left their home saying she must divorce him for happiness.
Radio receiving and broadcasting sets are to be installed in the dining room ballroom and social hall of the coastwise liner Ruth Alexander. The project is directed by Er W Horsman supervisor of the purser's department at the Admiral line.
At 1103 First Ave Elliott 6156 Burpee's 1922 and 1921 varieties are available in stock. The ad promises the latest introductions in flowers and sweet pea novelties and offers gardening help.
Charles T. Danworth said the city can ban ads that list a price like 2.46 for pants and then run out of stock. The Better Business Bureau calls such advertising fraudulent and seeks a city ordinance to prohibit the practice.
A high authority states that cold water is a valuable stimulant, underscoring its perceived health and energizing benefits. The claim positions cold water as a practical aid in daily routines and physical resilience.
Mrs. E. H. Boots shares a home remedy to darken gray or faded hair. The plan combines bay rum glycerine Barbo Compound and is claimed to soften and gloss gray hair without coloring the scalp and without rubbing off. The item reads as a testimonial that makes the hair look twenty years younger.
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