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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
9
Cured by a home method, Mrs Hurst of 605 EF. at Bloomington NL offers to share the information free to any rheumatism sufferer who mails name and address. She stresses there is nothing to sell and urges prompt writing to receive the valuable guidance.
Miracle proposes filing a complaint against Seattle Lighting Company rates with the state department of public works. The city council's franchise and finance committees will meet Friday. Some members favor immediate passage while others want full department of public utilities investigation first.
Washington state dominates entries at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland. Legia Pleterije Prospect, touted as world champion milk cow, from Carnation Farms near Seattle, drew crowds with a 44-quart daily yield. Washington teams from Hollywood Farm Holsteins, Day & Rothrock Shorthorns, C. P. Dosland Jerseys, and Yakima entrants figure prominently as judging proceeds and awards are announced. State college students from Washington State College placed fifth in the stock judging event. KE A Stuart of Carnation Farms was elected to a leadership post.
Dr. William Hiram Foulkes, general secretary of the Presbyterian New Era movement, has returned after several months abroad in the Orient serving foreign interests. He undertook duties tied to church reform efforts and met with allied associations during the period away.
City Health Officer Dr. H M Headle proposes an ordinance to fine or imprison store owners who permit dogs in their shops. Council shows favor as Dr Read calls dogs a menace to health.
Lesion, the man who served Abraham Lincoln, contrasts with Anderson Boyd who was Davis’ coachman at Beauvoir Miss. He longs for the old days and recalls whipping and putting blacks in their place. A faded print of Davis is his prized possession.
Guidance from a period source on colds grip or influenza prevention advises taking a laxative and incorporating quinine tablets. Ensure you obtain the correct bromine preparation and follow box directions for the senative warning.
Plainsville’s Lake County hears of a second degree murder case against Frank Lerman of Cleveland. The community recalls the Lipenstick discovery after a well was cleaned at Paine’s Hollow, where a watch with a ruby charm tied Lipenstick to the body found in July, fueling the legend and the trial.
A skewed fragment notes committees reported unfavorably on Mayor Brown’s appointment as head of street operations, while references to income from real and personal property appear. Institutional names are garbled, but the item centers on municipal appointments and property matters.
Dawson Y T November 8 steps were being taken to rebuild a row of business houses at Beyond and Kingets destroyed by fire last Saturday with an estimated loss of 150000. The upper stories of the Portland Clock seemed to be the scene of the start of the flames. The rise is partly covered by Insurance.
Selections from the opera Martha were performed at a meeting of the One Hundred Per Cent club. The American Light Opera Company members presented the songs as they prepare to perform at the Metropolitan Theater.
Olive John son known as Broadways tiniest vaudeville star shines at the Palace Hip this week. With a film career spanning eight years and over 100 pictures, she recalls work with Haymond Hitchcock in 1921 and mentions offers from Ziegfeld for Follies of 1923. She aims to polish languages and contortions before more stage work, cites Rae Samuels as inspiration, and notes her parents’ performance ties including her mother Catherine Johnson.
A damaged classified fragment from a 16 hens pamphlet touts 14 eggs daily per hen and mocks rivals while urging readers to try a product by mail. The ad, attributed to Don Sung and Dorrell Dapany of 26 Columbia Bldg Indianapolis, markets a $0.60 mail order claim with unspecified “for egg laying” benefits and seeks a share of readers’ costs with no risk.
James H. Allen of Rochester New York says years of suffering from rheumatism ended when he devised Allenrhu a remedy aimed at dissolving uric acid deposits in joints and muscles He promotes it as a sure cure and offers a money back guarantee if the first pint fails to restore health to users through newspaper promotion by Tuggiste and Al Sanguistsan are named as suppliers
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable sleep aid free of sickness after use. It claims the tablets prevent bad breath pimples liver issues and constipation by combining olive color oil and a vegetable formula. The copy urges taking one or two nightly for a week and notes prices 18 cents and 800.
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