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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
2
Dr KH Bishor explains that ripe bananas digest well when fully ripe with brown specks. Green or unripe fruit can cause bowel upset in some, especially children. Ripe bananas absorb sugar efficiently, offering high food value but not enough protein for sole diet.
Anna Hose known as Cleveland’s champion bridesmaid registered nearly a thousand attendances in 1921 acting as witness at weddings. Miss Rowe, a stenographer, served about three times daily in a justice’s office across from her workplace. She boasted she would double the total next year.
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on March 20 the breach of promise case for 7600 dollars moves toward trial. Miss Marie Olstad alleges Rev A Huseby of Pelican Rapids Lutheran church pursued her, kissed her, and engagement lasted over a year. Huseby denies promising marriage or giving special attention.
Frances Hart aged 24 was pronounced dead by a physician but fifteen minutes later she sat up in bed and began convalescing in a Heckmondwyke hospital. The incident occurred on March 11 as local reports described the unexpected revival.
An old advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can revitalize worn garments and draperies with fade resistant color. It instructs buyers to choose Diamond Dyes and specify fabric type wool silk linen cotton or blends to avoid streaking fading or running.
A rural youth movement grows as Ocean County New Jersey forms the first farm radio club and others follow. The program urges reading on wireless basics and simple receivers, then expands to shortwave and more advanced methods as agricultural colleges show interest.
Harry A. Franck will present an illustrated lecture at the Masonic temple Friday at p.m. The event, titled Vagabonding Down the Andes, is arranged by the Seattle High School Teachers' league and Grade Teachers' club.
Worcester England March 31 Repairs on the Worcester cathedral organ will raise the instrument to worth 150000. The cathedral's first organ dating to 1613 cost 1960.
Gold Star Mothers and G A T members without tickets may obtain them at their post headquarters. On Friday, morning, tickets for the Coliseum meeting and Joffre luncheon are available at the Chamber of Commerce. Desiring attendees for the Coliseum event or luncheon may pick up tickets by consulting the Chamber.
London residents consume about 65 gallons of water per person each day. Amid unusual trends, makers turn sawdust and ashes into decorative candy boxes as a novelty craft.
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