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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

4

Dr Loughney's Human Bake Oven Receives Patient Praise

A Seattle resident 84 describes dramatic recovery from rheumatism asthma and stomach troubles after Dr Loughney's diet and bake oven treatments. He reports renewed mobility independence and strength including gardening cooking and walking to Ballard Station. He endorses the service and notes offices at Fifth and Union in Moore building with hours and contact details.

Seattle Dr. Leughney 14Th Ave N. W Ballard Station Ballard Ballard Staties

India’s 2 public safety item Man causes fatal harm

Calicut reports Kunna Ghasem, a Mullah rebel, admitting to a fatal public safety incident. The piece notes prior defeats by the “two-public safety item” men and references Lyddite as a hazardous material, with unclear ties to an English town.

Calicut Kunna Ghasem America

American Shot by Bulgarian Keeper

An American, Henry L. Fearing of San Francisco, was shot by a Bulgarian shopkeeper in Nish after a dispute over a bill. The incident occurred as he claimed to be an American visiting the town in Sofia district.

Sofia Henry L. Fearing San Francisco Nish

Prosperity Winter predicted by nation’s top businessmen

A 1932 UPI report cites ten leading industry chiefs predicting a prosperous winter and spring. Packing, textiles, hotels, clothing, shoes, autos, and furniture expect higher employment, stable or lower prices, and improved demand. Some cautions include possible overexpansion and transport bottlenecks for farmers.

United Press Wien Charlies M. Schwab United Preas Labor Department Washington Furnture American Farm Bureau Charles EB. Herrick Institute of American Meat Packers A. J. Garside Merchants’ National Bank of Boston Garside Mille FM. Statler Statler Hotel Samuel Weill Stein Bloch Company, Clothiers

Sweet Baby Loses Hubby in Northern Indicated Abduction

Nashville beauty Mrs. Jean Morrie Lightman de Eecke reports her husband Allen de Ecke of San Francisco disappeared after a trip to Klkhart Indiana. She says a telegram addressed to her as Sweetie instead of Babe suggests foul play and says she gave him vault keys before he left.

Chicago Hweetie Babe Jean Morrie Lightman de Eecke Nashville Allen de Ecke San Francisco Mra. de Wicke Klkhart Ind Allen Mra. de Becke Hubby

Dan Sutherland Elected in Alaska Congress Race

Alaska results show Republican Dan Sutherland defeating Democrat FE J White for delegate to Congress by a large margin. Early returns indicate Republican leads also in state legislative races across the state.

Dan Sutherland Alaska Juneau Congress FE. J. White

Lee Tittle of Yakima Dies After Political Disappointment

Despondent over failing to secure the Republican nomination for U S senator, H Lee Tittle of Yakima took poison yesterday and died in his hotel room at the Donnelly hotel.

Yakima United States H. Lee Tittle Donnelly Hotel

U. S. Game Warden Sawyer Heads Western Washington Tour

George A. Sawyer chief U S game warden spent two weeks in Western Washington interviewing sportamen and will speak at the Seattle Sportamen's Association meeting on November 15 in Seattle.

George A. Sawyer U. S Seattle Sportamen Washington Sportamen’s Association

Beertown in Pittsburg Faces Tightening Prohibition Enforcement

Pittsburg inties Beertown area on Graeme Street could quiet as John Exnicios, prohibition chief, returns. He will probe routes to old saloons that supply five per cent beer amid raids on trucks delivering alleged liquor. Locals say initiation and cheap prices keep crowds flocking to the four saloons and upstairs dining rooms.

Pittsburg Graeme St John Exnicios Exnicios Pittsborg el Paso Texas Haynes Pixniciog Pennsylvania Beertown Prohibition

Auto Truck Co Proposes City Garbage Collection Deal

Auto Truck corporation offers to handle city garbage collection with three trucks and crews at a daily price or to supply all equipment at a set cost on a bid basis. City council to consider the proposal Monday, claiming projected annual savings of about 100000 dollars.

Auto Truck Company

Mrs. Carrie Frost Dies at Hwediah Hospital

Funeral arrangements were under way for Mrs. Carrie Frost 3% who died Wednesday at Hwediah hospital. She was the wife of Reginald T. Wroset Beattie photographer and resided at 1624 Terry Ave. The body lay at Booth funeral parlors.

Carrie Frost Hwediah Hospital Frost Wa Reginald T. Wroset Beattie Nved Terry Ave Booth Funeral

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