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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1922
Page
7
Councilman Phil Tindall told the University Commercial Club that business leaders lack full support for the Japanese exclusion movement. He warned many still do not grasp the menace until it hits their pockets, noting labor led earlier efforts and small merchants face competition while others profit.
Fear and emotional stress are linked to goiter development and progression. Medical supervision plus rest, gentle routines, and a iodine rich diet are advised, with light meals and careful digestion to support thyroid health.
A historical ad-like piece asserts uric acid excess causes rheumatism and related symptoms. It promotes a patent medicine “retimalion Compound” claimed to dissolve uric acid, restore kidney function, and relieve pain by removing the cause rather than masking symptoms. The advertisement cites doctors’ experience and guarantees dramatic improvement after one bottle.
A historical look traces Miles Poindexter from early progressive voting to later reactionary stances. The Seattle general strike of 1919 is tied to his shift, with noted votes on labor, minimum wage, and anti strike legislation, leaving questions about motive and timing.
Emanuel Rays, crew member aboard the Victory, arrived at South Boston from Chatham with a watch chain and charm found inside a cod he caught. The chain and charm were intact and showed little water exposure, sparking rumors they came from a coastwise steamer or fishing vessel that lost them overboard.
A reflections on magazine cover trends cited from a 1873 Wilkie Collins work and a Boston Transcript critique. The piece laments repetitive illustrated beauty standards and the persistent same-faced female imagery across publications.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew attendees from Seattle gather in Tacoma for the annual national convention. Officers reelected include Edward Ronsall as president and George H. Randall as assistant general secretary. Next year’s meeting will be international, marking the 40th anniversary in Chicago with talks by Rt. Rev. P.F. Roma and student Johnny Fred on Arctic missions.
Lafayette Ind Sept 2 Chas S Bane has spent his entire career with the Monon railroad starting as a car cleaner in 1869 and rising to engineer forty five years ago. He has piloted the same Lafayette to Chicago train since 1890 and has never had a serious accident. He shows no plans to retire and expects many more years of railroad work.
London Sept 2. A secret watch kept on her husband during frequent Paris visits led Lady Maude du Cros to obtain a decree of divorce.
Nine English girls in Bradford announce they want to marry in America. The item notes the appeal and defines their aim of finding spouses across the Atlantic. The report emphasizes the desire and the cross continental matchmaking spirit from Bradford on September 2.
The article outlines Seattle as a growing global hub for herring, driven by Alaska’s expanding if high value packs and shifting European and American markets. It notes Alaska’s rising output and tariff impacts shaping future trade, with 3 million dollars invested and firms employing predominantly white Alaskan residents who can settle with families.
A listing circulated to collect glass rags boxes and other items for Firlands sanatorium repairs and patient crafts. Chris Frasch notes no broomsticks yarn or wood scraps have arrived while requests specify broken glass cretonne gingham auto top books wallpaper silk scraps and cigar boxes for use in tray bottoms book binding patchwork and wood carving projects.
A runaway horse smashed through the cemetery fence in Joplin causing several headstones to be wrecked before the animal was captured.
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