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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
8
The Ladies' Musical club authorized a committee to approach the Seattle Chamber of Commerce about building a large civic hall. Proposed for city property to avoid taxes, the project aims to create a major convention city draw and attract eastern artists to the West.
The Seattle Star invites women to submit essays of up to 100 words for the Greatest Moment contest. Prizes of 20 and 19 dollars await the top two entries to be announced November 4, with published authors receiving two Palace Hip theater passes. The current essay recounts a 17 year old meeting a first sweetheart and 18 years of marriage.
A Victorian era advertisement extols Lydia E. B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women's ailments. It claims widespread effects with neighbors as witnesses and urges readers to try the remedy based on neighborly testimony.
Wallace Reid shines in The Ghost Breaker at Liberty with Lila Lee and Walter Hiern. Katherine MacDonald stars Susanne Danbury at Coliseum in Three and Husbands. Bebe Daniels headlines Pink Goda at Strand with James Kirkwood. Golf inspires Terry Lemon film at Blue Mouse. Columbia features Under Two Flags with Priscilla Dean directed by Tod Browning.
Wallace Reid headlines Outside the Law with Oulda’s tale written by Edward T Lowe Jr and Elliott Clawson. The Trap stars Lon Chaney as Gaspard the trapper, seeking vengeance after his mine and love are stolen. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ends its Colonial run Wednesday. Extra! Extra! at Winter Garden features Johnnie Walker as a youthful reporter in a newspaper life drama. In the Name of the Law stars Ralph Lewin as Patrolman Pat O’Hara, with danger and traffic control scenes filmed on Market Street.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound claiming rapid cure for a cold or grippe. It promises no side effects and urges purchase for quick relief within hours, noting inexpensive price and guaranteed results.
An unusual science fiction note advertising a future tale by Mr. Welles. It teases a vivid future, a Seventh Dimension journey, and a German term for the realm. The item positions it as one of Hearst International’s three novels for November.
Michael Collins of Ireland argued against celebrating victory and urged a sober approach to government. W Ackerman, the sole American in the conflict, was cited as a key observer. See Hearst’s International for November.
Ted Howland and Phil Berg headline the Seattle debut of Stop, Luke and Listen at the Olympic starting today. The duo drive the bill with a full supporting cast and constant laughs. Elsie Brosche stars as the leading woman with musical numbers from current publishers.
Charles Kruse former president of the International Brotherhood of Hoboes sues the organization for 146 weeks of pay totaling 1460 dollars claiming he was to receive 10 dollars a week and that his salary has not been paid despite repeated demands.
Mrs Smith recounts her son James loss of a bicycle at school and the relief when it was returned. The dialog highlights a plan to buy a new suit at Cherry’s, 1015 Second Ave, 2nd floor Rialto Ridge, over Pig’n Whistle, noting credit extended to responsible buyers.
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