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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
4
Fatty Arbuckle shows signs of strain as the trial opens. He has thinned, pale, and tighter features, a restrained smile, and a somber, determined gaze. Patty Arbuckle sits apart, unperturbed, following his attorneys and dressing conservatively in a poised, cautious manner.
Miss Marie A. Molineux told the New England Women's Press association in Boston that laces began to mend worn fabrics and hide holes rather than decorate. She noted laces appeared in Italy in the 12th century and early laces were not washable. white laces are a more modern development.
Fr A Mitchell who went five miles high in an airplane then attacked pilot Lieut Bulman will recover and vows never to fly again. In a separate case Lou Chesni was convicted of assault in the third degree and fined $100 by Justice C C Dalton.
In the San Francisco lobby, Minta Durfee expresses fear yet confidence that Roscoe Arbuckle will receive a fair trial for Virginia Rapper's death. She recalls meeting him in 1908, describes him as a hopeful, playful man, and says the trial could vindicate him and restore his reputation. The piece notes a show bill including The Figurehead starring Eugene O'Brien.
Restoratives failing to revive 14 year old Florence Purdy after a minor operation at Ipswich hospital. Surgeons massaged the heart. it responded briefly but finally failed and the girl was dead.
An old advertisement explains that skin eruptions are caused by waste products in the blood and promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier. It claims the remedy cleanses the system, strengthens health, and offers free literature and medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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