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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
9
Duncan describes a home test setup using a buzzer, battery, and detector to locate the sensitive beat point on a galena crystal. The method involves adjusting a fine wire, touching a spring contact to a brass tack, and listening for buzzer tones in headphones.
Treat pimples and dull energy by cleansing the blood bowels and liver with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. A gentle effective substitute for calomel, these vegetable tablets promise clearer skin, no bad taste, and better well being after a week of nightly use.
A three foot cake was cut at the home of Mrs. Henry Shelton at 2415 Ninth Ave W to honor Gideon Stoddard’s 81st birthday. Members of the Borrowed Time club attended the celebration.
Pacific Northwest diplomats depart Friday by the Olympian to Philadelphia for the national foreign trade convention. William Pigott, president of the Pacific Northwest Foreign Trade Council, will campaign for a national assemblage in the Northwest.
A United States Veterans Bureau report shows 822 disabled veterans from the district were admitted to hospitals in April. An additional 150 entered vocational training, 1,479 physical examinations were conducted, and 840 service members were hospitalized while 3,400 were in training.
A list of humorous coined terms with quirky definitions such as CRASITIN for crashing a party uninvited and DUMBLESS-like entries including a Cake-Eater and a Pease Hound character description. The items resemble playful social slang or mnemonic coinages from a historical page.
A direct mail offer promises a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever at the sender's expense. It claims effectiveness for long standing or recent cases, including hay fever, regardless of climate or occupation, and targets hopeless cases where other remedies failed. Readers are urged to mail a coupon and begin immediately with no cost and no postage.
An overheated stovepipe fire in Hoquiam blamed for a blaze that killed Miss Ira Manson, 70, and destroyed the home of T. H. Harrison at Mo Clips. Mrs Harrison, Mrs Emma Green and two children escaped, while Miss Manson perished after being unable to awaken.
In David City Nebraska a pilot Paul Green and mechanic Arthur Graves died when their aircraft broke apart in flight, plunging 1700 feet. The tragedy occurred as debris caused the wing to detach midair.
Ballard chapter elects A. P. Williams as worthy president for the coming year. Other officers include Henry Hanson as worthy vice president Otto G Kensel as worthy chaplain T J Heltsley as secretary E C Collier as treasurer A B E Olson as inner guard Edward Trombiey as outer guard and doctors W T Christensen W E McClain as aerie physicians with J L Pheasant as trustee. Spokane reports Irving Whitehouse, former brokerage head, convicted of misappropriating funds and sentenced to five to 15 years in state prison.
The Sun Dodger comic magazine at the University of Washington will continue for two more months before ending. The faculty publications committee ruled the magazine could not meet its financial obligations, and student managers argued for funding to finish the scholastic year. The ban was due to insufficient campus humor material to support the publication.
A physician warns thousands suffer from illnesses tied to iron deficiency and promotes Genuine Nuxated Iron as an organic iron supplement. He contrasts it with metallic iron and laxatives and assures refunds if trial fails. Prominent druggists endorse the product due to strong demand and reported results.
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