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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
13
New York reports a Berlin scientist Dr Franz Kopsch claims to have found the origin of cancer. He says the disease is transmitted from a larva of the earth carried by angle worm discovered while frog experiments. Dr H A Haubold in New York directs follow up trials seeking a practical cancer prevention method.
The report lists two pedestrians struck by cars. Gerrude Vandermark, 62 Gerrude Vandermark, 524 Senecast, was hit at Fourth Ave and Union St by R. A. Hovey of 29 Corties Ave, suffering injuries to the body. Donald Weisnar, 10, was struck at 10th Ave W and Wheeler St by C. J. Fritz of 622 West Halladay St, with injuries noted.
The Campfire Guardians start an eight session evening training course Mondays at 7 30 with two hour blocks. Contact Campfire headquarters Elliott 9208 to enroll. Special folk dancing classes for Campfire girls run Tuesdays 4 to 5 30 at Collins playfield. A Sealth rally is set for Plymouth Congregational church Nov 12 at 2 pm inviting all Camp Sealth girls and friends. Photos of the camp will be shown and girls with camp pictures are asked to bring them in. The Campfire year plan will be outlined at the meeting.
Arthur Hackett American tenor will headline the University of Washington Women's League season at Meany Hall on Monday October 31. League funds support a need-based loan program for female students up to 200 dollars for two years. Tickets available at Sherman Clay Friedlander’s Piper Taft Hopper Kelly Rogers A U W office with exchange options after October 26.
A reader letter disputes a October 20 article about an alleged suicide attempt. The writer insists he is capable in all business and asks the paper to publish this denial. He signs as Herbert Eames and includes a postscript requesting publication.
The article lists club roles for several groups. Officers include president Margaret Kemp and secretary Sarah Sheppard among others. Activities cover Halloween parties plays and reorganizations at Lochewo Campfire.
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