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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
8
A humorous anecdote recounts Andrew Carnegie at a Civic Federation meeting when a hat check coin fell from his pocket. He crawled under a table to retrieve it, then found a dime and an extra quarter, declaring it better to be born lucky than rich.
In a bold offer the firm promotes regular dentistry at half usual prices for Class A work claiming no quality loss. Bridgework with porcelain facings, gold backs and crowns listed at five dollars per tooth, plus five dollar gold and porcelain crowns and fillings. Flexible plates offered at twenty five dollars and rubber plates at fifteen dollars with a strong guarantee and decades of experience cited.
A car driven by Keddie Judking four times rolled Sunday night on the Eighth Ave hill between University and Seneca injuring two and causing minor injuries to several others. Mrs. Judking and Dorothy Carpenter were hurt internally. Mrs. Judking is in City Hospital.
California Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana together own more than half of the nation’s standing timber. This regional share highlights the concentration of forest resources across the Pacific Northwest and inland West.
English actress Miss Connie Edies says internal grand treatment, not surgery, revived youth and vigor. She resumes stage dancing, hair darkens, and society notes excitement. Advertises Glandogen gland tonic from Bartell drug stores in Seattle as the treatment source.
Advert says S S S Beef brings millions of red blood cells to fight eczema and skin eruptions. It asserts blood purification and body building effects, touts vegetable ingredients, and cites a Newark Ohio testimonial praising eczema relief. Sold at drug stores in two sizes.
The Strand shows The 614 Homestead with Theodore Roberta as Uncle Josh and George Fawcett as Eph Holbrook among a noted cast. James Cruse directs a wholesome, humorous drama set in the Old Homestead. Also reviewed are films My Wild Irish Rose at Blue Mouse and Skin Deep at Liberty with its claim that crime leaves a facial mark.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for a sore back. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers penetrates within three minutes, eliminating pain, with the genuine Rowles name on each package and druggists selling it.
At the Strand theater Happy Jack the Rover shines in The Old Homestead starring T. Roy Barnes. The production brings a rustic comedy to the screen with barnyard humor and rural charm.
Hair breadth escapes and a unique comedy touch highlight this week’s Coliseum screen run of East In Weat, First National with Constance Talmadge as Ming Toy. Peacock Alley starring Mae Murray at the Colonial is praised for its plot and lavish settings as a Paris dancer marries an American businessman.
A delegation of women from Mrs May Avery Wilkins headquarters asked Chief Severyn about whether William A Shields was intoxicated the night of Sept 20 when his car crash at the Great Northern dock occurred. The chief said the matter is closed and referred them to the city physician. The physician testified the night of the accident suggested intoxication, but court later found Shields not guilty.
The Olympic theater finishes its current abbreviated musical comedy and picture program this weekend. Ted Howland and a company of principals and choristers have presented a tabloid form of entertainment blending stage and screen for several weeks. Starting tomorrow the Howland company will present The Goose Hangs High.
Claire Scanlan of St Paul proclaims herself the world’s only official sheriffette after being named by Sheriff John Wagener. She wears a star to symbolize the role and cares for women prisoners.
Washington Oct 30 There are trying days ahead for color blind mail clerks Newest fall shades in postage stamps announced by Postmaster General range from cigaret blue to bond olive and back to battleship gray Changes also have been made in the designs Here is the new lineup of designs and colors for stamps with many named figures and places including Franklin Washington Lincoln Martha Washington Roosevelt Garfield McKinley Jefferson Monroe Haynes Cleveland Indian Head Statue of Liberty Yosemite Falls Niagara Falls Buffalo Arlington Memorial Lincoln Memorial United States Capitol and more The latest issue is the 5 cent Roosevelt stamp issued on October 27 birthday of the former president
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and allegedly eliminates hard corns soft corns and corn between the toes along with calluses without soreness or irritation.
A fragmented item from Oyster Bay New York mentions a president related event at a family bene and near post offices. The readable text is incomplete but situates the note in Oyster Bay with postal context.
The Automobile club of Western Washington will discuss advertising to attract tourists and scenic drives through Puget Sound country. Topics include Seattle traffic and the value of scenic routes at the weekly luncheon set for Tuesday noon at the Washington Annex.
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