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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
10
An ex-government physician at 1327 Third Ave offers free consultation on glandular causes of fatigue. The ad states exhaustion of internal secretions, especially those driving dynamic energy, underpins weakness and energy distribution.
In a note of hardship, a stormy wind scatters a shopper's glasses, breaking them into many pieces. The sender recounts the damage and urges a quick fix, suggesting a local shop on Second Avenue offering credit and installments to buy a suit or hat despite the loss.
Sheriff Matt Starwich located Briv lic after a diver surfaced the plate from the car. Briviic said the machine was stolen March 16. Thieves reportedly stripped the auto and drove it into the Sound.
Washington May 4 The Boulder dam project looms larger than common, with powerful forces aiming to block government owned utilities in the Southwest. The boom in the Colorado desert has transformed it into a wealth producing region, while debates over public vs private control of the dam and canal rage on amid a major political fight.
Spokane on May 3 reports a freak of fate identified St. Louisa Mike Donnelly currently held in Colorado Springs. Police sent a fingerprinted card to Sacramento by mistake, revealing Donnelly as the fourth man wanted for the Poulsbo and Sequim bank robberies. Suspects George Grant, Ernest Browning, and Jimmy McNulty linked. over $35,000 stolen.
Two of the six girls who recently escaped from the Grand Mound school were picked up by police in Aberdeen and returned to the school on Monday.
Fort Myers Florida May 8 1929 Mrs Henry Ford says her husband will not seek the presidency and she would rather live peacefully at Dearborn than be White House mistress She praises his character but insists he is too busy and deserves rest Mrs Ford also notes she does not seek publicity and hints at strong family autonomy amid Ford’s fortune reliance and public life
Cleveland notes psychologist Elsie Lincoln Benedict says color affects mood and efficiency. She urges using yellow for optimism or plenty of green and blue for restful rooms. red orange and yellow for bright spaces to influence husband behavior at home.
Mrs E Kathleen Ayres of San Francisco drove a four cylinder coupe 724.1 miles from San Francisco to Portland in 22 hours 43 minutes with Claude McGee as one companion. They left the ferry building at 1 02 Monday afternoon and arrived at 11 46 yesterday morning. The previous record was 25 hours 61 minutes.
Corporation counsel Walter F. Meier urged the city council to act now to end earth slides on Jackson Street. He noted the city has already paid substantial sums for private property damage and called for remedy of the condition or condemnation of the injured land.
SPOKANE May 3 Judging from returns from 26 of 123 precincts a 6 cent carfare will replace the 5 cent fare in Spokane. The vote stood 2 248 for and 820 against.
Edwin J. Dingle of Shanghai told the China club that Seattle overlooks the need to develop Orient commerce. He argued Seattle near the Orient could become the Coast’s largest port, handling most Orient exports and supplying the continent.
Edward Carrigan, 19, and Robert Merrill pleaded guilty to robbing pay phone boxes before Justice C. C. Dalton. Carrigan will serve six months in the Michigan state penitentiary at his own request, while Merrill receives six months in the local hospital. Carrigan’s sentence was suspended on the condition he depart for Michigan by May 16, where his brother allegedly serves as warden.
A Korean murderer who killed Mrs Snyder, a tourist, on March 28 escaped from the Japanese consular jail in Shanghai on May 3. He overpowered a guard, cut through steel bars, and fled while awaiting transport to Nagasaki for trial.
Madison Wisconsin May 3 Mr and Mrs Robert Johannot university of Wisconsin students were expelled for secretly eloping and marrying but were ordered reinstated today by the faculty who said the act did not impair their student status Winnipeg Canada is noted as the world’s largest cash grain market.
New York reports John Ma tenor departs with his wife and the ocean liner Aquitania for a holiday in Ireland. The trip is described as a leisure voyage with no stated events or performances accompanying the departure.
An old advertisement touts two Tymsol seven tablets in hot water to stop stabbing neuritis pain. It declares Tymlmol tablets heal nerves and restore health, with a $1 price, available at druggists and the Tyemol Mfg. Chemists in San Francisco.
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