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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
7
A reader recounts relief from a long illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Essence. She credits the remedies with restoring strength, allowing full daily work and long walks, and notes prior illness confined her to bed for eight months.
In the Gospel Auditorium on Seventh Avenue at 5 p m Sunday evangelist J Sims begins a lecture series with Nature's loving proxy the watchful mother by Bulwer Lytton the opening address titled F 1ON AND THE BIBLE.
W Strang of Strang Troseer advertising agency argues in Everett that the telechronometer should expand access to telephones and reduce bills. He contrasts independent Puget Sound Telephone Co with Bell interests and claims fair, universal service would replace costly main lines and high per call rates.
The Seattle florists announced Saturday that prices will remain unchanged as Mothers Day approaches, pledging a square deal. The piece also discusses Everett’s telechronometer system, noting saved costs for 75 percent of subscribers in April and potential for 2,000 additional telephones, while addressing installation fees and public welfare concerns.
A reader asks if a widower in love with a married woman may correspond with her. Cynthia Grey notes the ethics are clear, warning that those who flirt with fire risk burning themselves. Also hints at tariff questions and flood debates.
Beattie chapter of the American Institute of Banking defeated Portland chapter in a Friday night debate in Seattle Clearing House association rooms. Seattle team members were Allan P. Hull Caspar W. Clarke and Wendal C. Phillipe representing First National Bank and Union National Bank. Portland team members were Frank Reach William C. Fostvedt and J. B. Jonen.
The Beattie Star Washington bureau reports a list of readers whose letters were returned due to insufficient or incorrect addresses. Names include Carl Brower Route 1 Box 280 Mdwall Wash Mra Fenney 2124 Lester Ave Seattle Mina Mary Mitchell 1118 47th W Beattie and others in Seattle Beattie and nearby towns.
The excerpt asks who wrote the lines and where they appear. It cites a stanza beginning Eternal Spirit of the chainless Mind and attributes it to Lord Byron in On the Castle of Chilton, prompting clarification of author and source location.
The notice lists services delivered Sunday at 3 p.m. by Rev. J Ralph Magee of the First Methodist Episcopal church with further dates May 14 2 and 24. The quote about mothers and children emphasizes communal education.
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