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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

15

National contest seeks best backs to prevent spinal deformity

The National Association for the Prevention of Spinal Curvature in Boston offers 1000 for the best woman’s back and 500 for the best child’s back, judged by licensed osteopathic doctors. The contest runs to May 25, 1921, prioritizing anatomical perfection over beauty to study spinal health and future deformities.

Boston National Association For the Prevention North America New England Ganna Jewel Carmen Peggy Dolan Nichols

Meadowbrook Span Formally Dedicated Bridge

Meadowbrook Bridge spanning the Snoqualmie River was formally dedicated Wednesday. County officials and delegates from Seattle North Bend and surrounding towns attended the ceremony hosted by the Snoqualmie Com Club.

Meadowbrook Snoqualmie River Waas Seattle North Bend Snoqualmie

Two Boys Held on Bandit Charge in County Jail

Everett report says Anton Perid en, 16, and John Ness Jr., 15, are in the county jail after holding up Teller Jenson of Silvana Saturday night. Jenson identified them as two of three who fired at him after he refused to pay $5.

Everett Anton Pear Iden John Ness, Jr Jenson Silvana

Royalists Win as Lisbon Revolt Overthrows Government

Madrid reports the Portuguese government has been overthrown by a monarchist revolt with a new cabinet planned led by Maria Celho. Dispatches from Lisbon note no bloodshed as the government resigns and a ministry is formed.

Madrid London Libson Maria Celho

Passes on Trail of Lone Train Robber

Armed passes scour the mountain passes near Moose Jaw Saskatchewan for signs of a lone bandit who held up Canadian Pacific train No. 4 on Tuesday escaping with several thousand dollars in currency.

Russia Isn’t Black as Painted

Mrs Ada French visiting her mother after seven years abroad says conditions in Russia are not as bad as painted. She visited Russia in the early World War I period as an organizer of the Russian American Products Co.

Russia Ada French D. C. Brownell

Kelso Mies Carrie Crawford Dies From Runaway Injuries

Carrie Crawford of Columbia Heights dies from injuries received in a runaway incident. The death is reported from Kelso with details indicating the accident occurred while the horse and carriage were in motion.

Kelso Mies Carrie Crawford Columbia Heights

Largest watercress farm located near Paris

The world’s largest watercress farm is situated at Enghorn near Paris, marking a notable agricultural landmark in the French region.

Enghorn Paris

Wife Won’t Pay Alimony Ruling Endorses Equal Rights Claim

MINNEAPOLIS Minn Oct 20 A divorce suit ends with a court ruling that women do not have to pay alimony. Benjamin Lish claimed joint property profits were not shared after his wife Minnie Lish bought the property with her money. Lish, who had a paralytic stroke two years ago, alleged cruelty but the judge sided with the wife on alimony.

J. A. Montgomery Benjamin Lish Minnie Lish Lish

Pyramid Pile Relief Promises Free Trial Suppositories

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile relief products claiming to ease pain and distress from piles. It promotes a free trial offer for suppositories and urges readers to request sample assistance immediately.

Reputable Hotels Won’t Be Shut Up

Washington reports that reputable hotels will not be closed by the government if bootlegging is uncov­ered among employees unless it is shown that management deliberately connives in the business. Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair issued the statement amid Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announcing hotel closures for law violations and instructing field agents to pursue hotel offenses.

Washington Internal Revenue Blair Prohibtion Haynes

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