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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
7
Maude asks if an eighteen year old can find happiness with a forty five year old widower who has five children. The reply warns the girl's happiness may be overshadowed by the needs of the children and stresses maternal suitability before marriage.
Everett dispatch reports Deputy Taro facing manslaughter charges after the Christmas Eve shooting of Barney, a Great Northern brakeman, at a local dance event. The trial continued with evidence and testimony presented in court.
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports on Jack Dempsey’s Berlin welcome and a separate deadly incident at a dance where an officer named Taro killed Bergerson after a misunderstanding between two men.
Alfred T. White former United States customs service interpreter and Y. Ickench Japanese interpreter were bound over to the federal grand jury Monday by U S Commissioner A C Bowman on charges of falsifying alien income tax returns.
In Walla Walla Fay Broughton received a prison term starting with 18 months to 15 years after pleading guilty to stealing grain. The unescorted inmate began serving the sentence in the state pen.
Mrs. Freb Hansen of Kenosha testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her after childbirth and recommends it to women with similar troubles. The ad portrays the product as a long trusted women’s medicine, urging neighbors to try it.
I. Miller and Daniel Whitman leaders of the Brudent Y. M. C. A and Herbert Jetts president of the Associated Student Joly will address a Wednesday noon rally for the Seabeck conference of university men. The Washington delegation of about 100 will include members from Korea Japan China Russia and the Philippines. More earthquakes occur in Italy and Japan than in any other nations.
The text explains that exhaustion reduces disease resistance and that energy comes from foods like sugar and chocolate. It notes tight clothing impedes circulation and that certain fuels can boost bodily power, comparing energy use to an automobile engine and stressing steady endurance during activity.
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