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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
13
An old advertisement urges mothers to use the genuine California Fig Syrup for children of all ages. It claims a teaspoonful will thoroughly clean the bowels within hours, with a fruity taste that children enjoy. It warns against imitation products and directs readers to ask their druggist for the real syrup.
Alaska Attorney General John Rustgard criticizes the Jones Act claiming it bars Alaskans from using Canadian rail routes for merchandise shipping and cripples the local fish industry.
Judge Everett Smith says stronger father son ties could cut crime. Banquets and dinners in Seattle churches and community houses were held Tuesday with more scheduled for Wednesday.
At a Tuesday meeting the City Federation of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union elected officers for the year. Emma Morrison was named president, Sadie Frasier vice president, Henrietta Hill recording secretary, Mary De Foe corresponding secretary, and Mae Welch treasurer.
In dense fog at Dempsey crossing on the Vaget Sound and Baker River logging track near Burlington a Great Northern passenger train collided head on with a logging train Monday. None of the passenger coaches derailed. Crew members were slightly injured and the locomotive suffered severe damage.
In commemorating Washington men who died in service, American elm trees will be planted on the lower end of the university campus on Armistice Day. Services begin at noon with Professor Edmond S. Meany officiating.
Fifteen men were rescued and one fireman was slightly injured when a fire partly destroyed the Y M C A building on Highland Avenue in Somerville Massachusetts early today. Damage is estimated at 100000 dollars.
In a Moore theater interview Vera Gordon discusses playing mothers on stage and screen. She recalls acting roles up to Humoresque and the public’s preference for happy endings, noting her earnings and the director’s support to keep the planned ending.
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