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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
3
Five thousand women in Southend England signed a formal protest against plans to construct a new racetrack. The demonstration highlights organized female opposition to the project and follows local discussions on the facility’s impact.
The Economy Upstairs Furniture store opened Monday at 605 Pike st with the slogan Buy Furniture Upstairs and Bank the Difference. A. J. Finegold serves as manager.
County Auditor D B Ferguson argues his budget of 129 660 is 20 000 less than 1920 and will yield a surplus to the county treasurer. He notes in 1921 he returned 111 98 to the treasury and cut the budget by 10 000, claiming no deficit since 1914. He responds to Democratic charges that election boards are Republican packed, saying Democrats find efforts to place Democrats on boards after careful checks.
A reader asks Cynthia Grey how to handle suspected financial deception by a husband and whether to investigate affairs. Grey urges practical steps, warns divorce as a last resort, and notes the marriage as a business partnership with mutual fairness.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a delightful tonic to stop hair loss by cleansing the scalp of dandruff and tightening pores. It claims the product strengthens weak hair, is not greasy, and urges readers to buy at drugstores immediately.
The Red Cross Visiting Nurses in cooperation with the city health department run monthly maternity clinics across Seattle to give expectant mothers local access to medical advice and proper diet. Four clinics operate in Georgetown, Deaconess settlement, Ballard, and Spokane Street with a doctor and registered nurse in attendance.
There is no clinic on Fridays but many requests for another are noted. If workload grows, a new clinic could open soon. Patients are urged to pay a minimum for care when possible, yet no one is refused treatment due to inability to pay.
In a streetcar conversation a husband approves his wife’s choice at Cherry's, a shop above the Pig'n Whistle at 1015 End Ave. They discuss viewing the dress at night, paying on credit with a six month plan, and making a down payment before monthly installments.
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