Seattle Box Co Expands to 55000 Square Feet Under Cover
With the completion of the addition the Seattle Box Co will have 55000 square feet of floor space under cover.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1922
Page
14
With the completion of the addition the Seattle Box Co will have 55000 square feet of floor space under cover.
G Dill will debut as senator elect in Seattle with a Thursday night reception and dinner at the Masonic club open to all for $1. Tickets available at Dill headquarters and local businesses. Organizers include Robert P Oldham and a slate of committee chairs with music, decorations and ticket roles. Dill will also address the Washington League of Women Voters in Tacoma the next day with other University of Washington speakers.
In New Orleans Mrs. James Stetson used a rolling pin to overpower a thief found in her home. The incident underscores the rolling pin as a practical defense tool. The report contrasts another case in EPSOM England where a man was fined for stealing sweet pens.
Mrs Park at Gramercy uses a knack for locating cash in her husband’s pockets and assessing the amount to take, a habit noted by the New York Sun.
A composite old newspaper item presents a Dear Miss Grey advice letter about appearance and relationships, including a cautionary tale of jealous partners and a reader asking about social manners, plus miscellaneous Q&A on cementing leaded art lights and authentic Civil War era star counts.
Henry Wilson of Mineral Washington, a well known miner and prospector, says Tanlac rebuilt his strength and appetite after two years of stomach trouble, gas, catarrh headaches and nervous insomnia. He reports better sleep, weight gain, and overall health. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
A 1920s ad touts tablet gland therapy as a non surgical alternative to gland surgery. It claims gland extracts in pill form restore normal gland activity and describes Glandogen as a concentrated tonic from healthy animal glands. Bartell Drug Stores promotes the product.
A two story brick building at 718-715 Third Ave collapsed Sunday afternoon, wrecking a bank excavation and damaging pool tables and furnishings. No one was inside and the site is deemed dangerously weakened by water seepage, risking demolition.
An advertisement claims Adlerika cleanses the intestinal tract and relieves stomach trouble enabling normal meals and marriage plans. It cites supposed medical endorsements and urges readers to try the product after a natural movement, noting varied physician support.
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