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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1920
Page
9
The notice advertises unusual credit terms for holiday buying and year end home furnishings. It offers $10 worth of furnishings for $2 cash and $2 weekly payments, and $125 worth for $12.50 cash and $2.25 weekly payments.
President Wilson, at Washington, works on his final message to the 66th Congress due December 6. He may address tax revisions and measures to lower living costs, with possible reference to the treaty and league covenant. The speech is to be read aloud by clerks on December 7 if delivered.
Public health guidance stresses that ventilation depends on temperature humidity and air movement. Keep room temperature around 65 F with humidity 56 to 55 percent and ensure continuous air flow. Open air is tonic, and TB movement showcases the benefits of open-air living for both sick and well.
Report from London states a cigar making machine can produce 650 cigarettes per minute with rapid feeding of tobacco and paper. An amusing aside notes a dialogue about money and schooling, ending with a reflection on wealth and leisure.
Officer Davis and I stake out a couple in a parked car on a boulevard and force them to separate after a loud show of affection. We patrol through Woodland Park, catching more couples and guiding them home as the night deepens.
In Enumclaw Washington on Saturday night Republicans burned an effigy of Robert Bridges defeated governor candidate after a banquet honoring Matt Starwich King County sheriff elect. A parade followed with a straw Bridges and a crestfallen donkey in tow.
Dr Frederick Falk of Seattle files claim against the estate of Mrs Olga Falk alleging the community property valued at $11 663 15 was concealed by his deceased wife before the divorce.
A Toledo report recalls a political confrontation where a federal judge responded to a rival with a biting quip about money and character. The exchange hints at enduring tensions between wealth, reputation, and political conflict in the era.
A Seattle mechanical engineer and his wife credit Tanlac with curing long standing rheumatism stomach trouble dizziness and headaches. He reports weight gain improved appetite and restful sleep after taking Tanlac marketed by Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle.
The back fence brigade plans to raise 65 000 from 66 000 Seattle Red Cross members with delinquent dues between November 11 and 25. The group, meeting at the Jumble Shop, seeks 100 women for office work and endorsements for its motto We operate pain leanly.
Several witnesses for the defense against Betty Brainerd alleging kidnapping of Baby Bobby Stagg were interviewed over the weekend by Pierce County Prosecutor William D. Askren, King County Deputy Prosecutor John A. Prater, and Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich.
At a Tuesday meeting final instructions will be issued and supplies given out. Volunteers are urged to phone their names to Red Cross headquarters. The drive begins Armistice day November 11 with Roll-Call Chairwoman Mrs. Wm. H. Utter requesting every capable woman attend the meeting.
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