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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
13
Fragmentary notice indicates a drug company offering a 28 cent price across infant, child, and adult items at all drug stores in Spokane or nearby markets. The brief reference notes distribution by Drug Co and a periodical ad source.
The former Fort Jackson hoard vessel was converted into the Warren O. Grimm Post clubhouse of the American Legion at Kirkland. Dedication occurred Sunday afternoon as thousands gathered along Lake Washington to watch the ceremony and boats fill the water. Mayors A. B. Newell and Hugh M. Caldwell joined Commander J. R. Reese Mayor elect J. H. Weston and other officials in attendance.
George H. Stevenson a four time party leader politician and lobbyist has announced his bid for U S Senator He will challenge Miles Poindexter whom he backed in prior campaigns The notice mentions Dr Edmunds Fraser and pricing at Paterson's Main 1174 with a brief ad copy style.
A blend of psychological musings on heartbreak and a miscellany of trivia. Cynthia Grey laments obsession in marriage and urges honest self-scrutiny, then shifts to political notes on Ireland and Egypt, Maine pulp mills, Taft aides, and curious inventions.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes assimple to use for reviving worn garments and draperies. It claims no streaking or running and advises buyers to note fabric type while the package includes clear dyeing instructions.
A telegram announces that Alice Fradiey and her husband will visit on Saturday. Emily urges a quick house tidy, while the mother considers a new suit costing 39.50 at Cherry's on Second Ave with down payment and monthly terms.
Extension guidance from Pullman advises families to plan a garden with a formal budget. It recommends per person servings of vegetables and fruit, including leafy greens and tomatoes, and eggs for children every other day. It also suggests limiting canning to half the needs, using stored or market fruit and vegetables, and favoring dried fruits.
Three hundred percent rise in school pride follows 600 pupils at Gatewood School organizing to guard a blue speckled egg and three newly hatched robins. Students assigned shifts from each of 16 rooms to watch the nest and ensure safety while quietly observing the birds.
Fred B. Wagner, president of the commission house G M H Wagner & Sons in Chicago, was killed when struck by an automobile. The accident occurred as he was crossing a street, and authorities are investigating the crash.
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