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Help wanted ads offer models of various builds and looks for backstage photos. No charge for training. Crew seeks men and women, tall slim and stocky figures, age range unspecified. Location Seattle Washington.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1921
Page
3
Help wanted ads offer models of various builds and looks for backstage photos. No charge for training. Crew seeks men and women, tall slim and stocky figures, age range unspecified. Location Seattle Washington.
Michigan and Ohio archaeologists uncover slate copper and sandstone tablets in Wayne County near Detroit. The finds show Old Testament scenes with an unfamiliar script, claimed as proof of a white civilization in North America. Further exploration and translation efforts are planned, with debates on origin and migration.
A new telephonic device the laryngaphone is already in use in England. A disk placed at the speaker’s throat transmits sound by vocal cord vibrations. It promises use in noisy factories and workplaces.
A promotional notice promises liberal wages starting immediately and a share of profits from a business opportunity requiring a $1000 investment secured by a written contract. It claims $250000 in assets as supposed reliability and invites visits to the Seattle manager at 2282 Sixth Building corner Third and James Seattie Washington.
Readable items include legal notices, real estate and business for sale, used goods like furniture and hardware, and service ads. Entries mention Wall established law practice, a woodworking plant for sale, a hotel for sale, housekeepin g rooms for rent, and various professional services with addresses and contact numbers. The mixed items resemble a classified directory page.
J F P Brophy of Cleveland Automatic Machine outlines a plan to drill a 12 mile hole to access geothermal heat. A reinforced steel cable and 600 ton lifting system would handle high loads, with steam power generated at the source to produce electricity for distant use.
Congress approved the emergency tariff measure after House action on the conference report, sending it to President Harding who is expected to sign. The passage completes a step in the Republican revenue and tariff program, reversing Wilson’s veto last session. In Spain, toreros and picadors threatened strike over wages for mata dors.
The Stars campaign to place veterans gathers speed as eighteen men register with Adjutant Lindley of Rainier Noble post while 123 job calls are filled. A list of new employment seekers includes Paul Holt a carpenter. Jeo Koopman a shipping clerk and yardman. Tim McNamee a fireman or pipe fitter helper. and several others with roles from blacksmith to truck driver.
A new armor plate plant worth millions is touted as a key to Charleston West Virginia prosperity. Deputy Marshal Edwin R Tobey, visiting Seattle, pursued D. D. Meeks, sought for alleged postal fund theft. In Salt Lake Tobey turned John P. Wheeler, ex government agent, over to federal authorities on bribery charges.
Fleet guards patrol San Pedro streets today after a 1 am clash between merchant seamen groups. Five Queen crew members were badly beaten and two chief engineers were jailed as leaders while navy personnel face charges.
Emma C Bergdoll testified before the house committee on Grover Cleveland Bergdoll's escape, saying her defense has cost about 40000. Her account showed 12500 paid to D Clarence Gibboney of Philadelphia and 5000 to Harry Weinberger of New York, both attorneys for Grover.
The House voted 77 to 38 to insert a $200 000 appropriation in the deficiency bill enabling 700 prohibition agents suspended until July 1 to be replaced. The move came at the request of Representative Volstead to prevent a break down in enforcement of prohibition.
Paris witnesses the wedding of Mile. Anna Cartier, granddaughter of a jeweler, and M. Rene Revillon of the famed New York fur house. Guests wear jewels on hats dresses and shoes. Despite warm weather rich furs and dazzling jewel displays accompany gowns with paradise plumes and diamond buckles on patent shoes.
London lecture by Sir James Cantile explains that women scream at rats because they fear disease. He cites the First Book of Samuel and claims science has recently confirmed the link between rats and plague. He says women possess a godly instinct of abhorrence, while men are described as silly.
Houston May 23 Dan O Leary champion walker of the world touring South Texas says walking makes every woman beautiful at no cost Just walk A ten mile hike daily will raise beauty standards by a hundred percent He at eighty years old can cover 100 miles in 22 hours
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