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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1921
Page
10
London authorities ordered police to arrest any driver seen with one arm around a girl to curb motor dog accidents. The report notes fruit cargoes on vessels preserved by forced air ventilation.
Report notes a weak theatrical season in London's venues with reduced audiences and sinking returns. The piece links the downturn to competition, economic pressures, and shifting public interest impacting productions and ticket sales.
A week long campaign begins to raise a budget of $30,000 for the Salvation Army. A large committee of businessmen is in charge, headed by Bert L. Swezen, to oversee the drive.
A Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania woman describes dramatic relief from serious ailments after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports weight gain, eased pains, and reduced nervousness, urging others to try the remedy as a life changing aid.
Col. Charles I L Forbes director of the veterans war risk insurance bureau arrives in Seattle with five aides. He registers at the New Washington hotel and will be hosted by the Disabled American Veterans and other ex service groups. A luncheon at the Masonic club occurs noon Monday, with Lt. Gov. Coyle and Mayor Caldwell speaking.
Shanghai dispatch reports China demands full publicity at disarmament talks as soldiers plunder communities and bandits flood highways. Civil wars rage, Tibet and Mongolia resist, Siberia destabilizes, and Japan moves aggressively. Trade and finance collapse, international revenue oversight keeps a meltdown at bay.
The note claims the country’s largest flying bird cage is in St Louis. It presents an odd local claim about such a structure and its prominence in the city.
Madrid plans to deliver fresh fish daily to its market by airplanes. The city aims to reduce the 1922 municipal tax budget by 317000 dollars as Councilman C B Fitzgerald introduces the meat ordinance to revert unspent 1921 budget funds.
A daylight photograph of Venus was captured from the University of Utah observatory. The event marks a notable celestial image taken under daytime conditions using the university’s instrumentation.
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