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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
2
Mexican government reports several hundred nationals returning from the United States since January, most from Toledo and Detroit, as native-country repatriation picks up.
Dublin reports Eamon de Valera has received several U S vaudeville offers with high salaries but prefers to remain in Ireland. The ex‑leader shows no intention of leaving rereaded fame for stage work.
A ball shattered the window of Ellen Makepeace seven, injuring her left eye. The Birmingham case notes her father suing for 1000 dollars.
London reports an epidemic of pillion riding with flappers on motor cycles. Newspapers nationwide protest this joy riding citing hours of danger as girls cling to riders and a string of fatal crashes since May. Over 100 killed in these incidents.
Nottingham report notes a mother freed after forcing a child’s fingers to a hot poker while a woman who starved her dog received a ten dollar fine. The remark contrasts penalties for cruelty to children and animals in England.
The passage argues that grand headlines equalize society by showing royal and laboring families alike. It asserts marriage announcements bridge class divides and reflect shared human hopes. It condemns lingering class prejudice while urging inclusive, affirming views in public life.
Walter Kamback a 12 year old farmer boy killed a monster gray wolf while riding to round up cattle. Carrying a large club as a weapon he dismounted searched for a tool and struck the wolf twice. The first blow dazed, the second killed the animal.
The document states all members of the Woman's Party staff are feminine under Mrs. O. H. Belmont's stipulations when she donated the party headquarters in Washington D.C. The exhibit features Julia Obear among the staff.
Chicago, Nov 3. Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck, candidate for congressman at large from Illinois, declares women will stay in politics but will not form a rival to men. She argues politics is a man's game, cites costs of campaigning, and says she would not run again without strong organizational support.
A likely old advertisement touts Hyomei as fast relief for catarrh and colds using eucalyptus-based formula. It claims two minutes to clear the head, relief of coughing and breathing ease both awake and asleep, with a money back guarantee if not cured in a day or a week. Includes inhaler and bottle recital.
An advertisement touts ECZEMINE as a modern remedy for eczema and skin diseases. It claims the lotion penetrates to the sores, kills germs, and stops itching instantly, contrasting with greasy salves of the past. Sold by Swift's Bartell's and other druggists for 1.00, or by Joyner Drug Co., Spokane, Wash.
The sailing ship Sovereign of the Seas achieved the fastest single day voyage on record with 437 miles. The journey ran from New York to San Francisco.
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