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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
19
The earliest lottery with authentic record was held in Bruges in 1446. This historical note marks the first documented instance of a lottery event in Europe, illustrating early public gambling practices and civic fund raising.
In Berlin a visitor reports that Russian youths idolize Herbert Hoover, likening him to Santa Claus as aid from the American Relief Administration feeds hungry children. The scene shows Hoover’s image in many homes and a nationwide devotion amid postwar hardship.
Berlin report states Emily Techirschky seeks a rehearing after divorcing her army colonel husband who labeled her too radical for an officer’s wife. The case highlights tensions over gender roles in military families during wartime.
Police showed pictures of the murder knife at local theaters in Reading to aid identification. The weapon shown on the screen aimed to help witnesses recognize the instrument used in the fatal attack on Mrs. Sarah Blake.
London November 9 Mia s Dorothy Wrenn aged 17 who won the prize for piano playing at the musical festival says her accomplishments are due only to persistent work and any other girl could do as much.
An advertisement touts Pinex as the best home remedy for severe coughs and bronchial issues. It instructs mixing 2% ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey, claiming fast 24 hour relief and relief of throat inflammation, with a guarantee and refund. The product is from Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
In Athena on November 9 Mme. Christopher Poulakis woke to smoke from a fire, rousing her husband and five children as the Persian cat aroused her. The family escaped moments before the walls collapsed.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Bendix sues her former husband for breach of promise alleging he vowed to remarry after their divorce. The action follows a failed marriage and is filed in London with details of the love pledge and anticipated reconciliation.
In Jerusalem on November 9 a boating party on the river Jordan lost sixteen members when three boats capsized. The incident prompted searches for survivors and raised concerns over river safety and weather conditions.
London reports Thomas H. Geare left a $50,000 death bequest to Marlborough College to fund efforts to keep the campus clean and improve facilities.
French vineyards faced heavier damage from late spring frosts than expected. The wine output is expected to be considerably lower than last year as a result of the frost impact on Bordeaux and other regions.
Eng. Nov. 9. James Platt posted ads in Henry Wilsons name to lure farmers into a plan of vengeance. Fifty men responded. An investigation followed and Platt was fined.
Percy J. Atkins was found guilty of murdering his wife and burying her body in a hole he dug to plant an apple tree in Derry England. The trial concluded with Atkins convicted on the murder charge.
Baptists of this community have formed a business organization with definite financial obligations to promote the cause of their churches. Yuma, Ariz., has only 8.18 inches of annual rainfall, the lowest recorded at any United States government weather station.
Vladimir Lvov, procurator of the Holy Synod, returns to Moscow after five years away and says life under the Bolshevik regime is now more open and equal. He notes happier streets, more children at play, and a hopeful mood among the people in contrast to czarist times. Lvov speaks of possible Russo American ties and mentions American connections.
Liza Myrtisham sued after a laundry mishap and was awarded 2 dollars for ruined underwear. The judge noted silk undergarments shouldn’t be sent to steam laundries and the settlement drew the complainant’s remark about the small amount. The article also touches on wine making preceding other details.
Grimsby England November. Thomas Holmes an 80 year old wealthy retired engineer advertises for a fourth wife after his third wife died two years ago. He has received over many applications ranging from 17 to 65 years old.
In Cairo a woman disguised as a man has been arrested as a member of the aransina gang active here and shooting Europeans, authorities report.
In Manchester, Henry Shoreham told the county court his conscience urged him to pay a debt, while his wife disagreed. The court ruled in favor of Conscience, upholding the self described ethical stance in the dispute.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers offering instant tingling heat to relieve rheumatism. It claims three minutes to warmth the sore area and improved blood flow, suitable for lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck, with a warning to buy the genuine Rowles branded package.
Cleveland area audiences are invited to hear Professor Hawk in the Masonic Club Room Arcade Building on Thursday and Friday evenings. He presents Character Analysis and a course preview with topics on health life and business and a session on complexion. The lecture is free though a collection is planned at the Waldorf Hotel after the event.
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