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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
9
In Yarmouth England on October 7 a unique service at St George's church featured six Bevan sons. Rev Willa Bevan led, Rev Hubert Bevan preached, Guy Bevan played organ, Kenneth Bevan read lessons, Eric Bevan sang in the choir, and the youngest Bevan served as a congregant.
Fashion authorities report a trend in England where red dominates. Women will wear red dresses, hats, red leather handbags, red gloves, red shoes, and even red stockings, with matching accessories and red umbrellas selling at high prices.
A report notes the retirement of an aging parish minister and his departure from a longtime assignment. The piece mentions the couple Pierce and the so called wedding house where thousands have pledged vows to love and obey within a sensational framing.
Paris reports an improved method to capture fingerprints by X rays. Dr Henry Beclere coats finger tips with red lead to create X-ray opaque impressions, producing a photograph of the fingertip that promises greater accuracy than ink impressions.
Baron Eugene Fersen, nephew of Leo Tolstoi, visits Beattie to present a new living doctrine. He claims access to a life current that saved his fortunes from Bolshevik confiscation and enabled two hours sleep while serving as a hospital orderly during the war. Karen Fersen remains in Beattie through October 20 for a series of lectures.
Charlies P. Cowles of Rye deeded $5 000 to his friend Dean Worden of Conob Conn for rescuing Cowles from drowning at White Plains New York on October 7.
An old home remedy advertises Pinex as a powerful pine extract cough treatment. It claims rapid relief from chest cold symptoms within 24 hours, with instructions to mix 12% ounces of Pinex in a bottle of plain syrup or honey and notes its pleasant taste and claimed healing effects.
Half way Ore reports a hotel fire at Robinette Oregon Monday night. Five people dead and casualties from the blaze include a death of Mr. George G. White of Weiser Idaho.
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