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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
12
A terse report notes that Frantes FE Willard states only one woman has a statue in the Capitol or any government building in Washington. The remark underscores gender disparities in public commemorations and prompts renewed discussion on representation.
In an early morning dream Priscilla observes Leonora on a mountain bungalow scene as Mario departs. Priscilla seeks help from Dr. Fosdick through hypnosis, confronting Leonora dead or alive, while a confrontation with Mr. Chilvere hints at danger and a New York backstory for Priscilla.
Mrs Emma Rigge of Saginaw Michigan describes how thin blood left her cold and weak with poor appetite and numb hands. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her strength returned and she no longer suffers dizziness or melancholy. The pills are advertised to enrich blood and strengthen nerves with a booklet available from Williams Medicine Co.
Outing night gowns in white and striped colors priced at 1.50 to 1.95 with sizes 15 16 and 17. Petticoats in plain white and striped colors priced at 1.60 and 1.05. Knit skirts in warm winter styles offered in multiple prices from 1.50 to 5.50.
Berlin reports a civilian woman surrendered ten machine guns and 180 pistols and revolvers to police for destruction. She received premiums totaling 3750 dollars.
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a trusted remedy for piles. It asserts widespread recognition, urging readers to “take no substitute” and noting availability in nearly every drug store in the United States and Canada.
London on October 26 reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George cannot keep his dog for three months. The St Bernard, recently bought in Switzerland, has been placed in authorized quarantine under the importation of dogs orders.
Columbus officials draft a city ordinance to forbid stunt flying by post office mail planes over the city. The move aims to curb any unprofessional aerial acts while in Columbus airspace. Nearby, a note mentions powdered shark hide being used for cutting diamonds, reflecting a sharp news aside.
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