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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
2
London reports Prof Winifred Cullis says anger and violent emotions stop gastric juice secretion leading to indigestion and reduced appetite. The note warns readers about emotional stress affecting digestion.
Olympia reports a dire car shortage as C. C. Calderhead of the Washington Department of Public Works warns railroads must load to capacity and move cars quickly. He cites railroads supplying less than 50 percent of orders and notes Eastbound demand outpaces supply, risking a wartime level crop of shortages.
Franklin K. Lane speaks of the flag as a symbol of national belief and collective effort. The passage credits citizens as makers of the flag through their work, courage, faith, and labor, linking it to the nation's constitution, courts, and revolutionary ideals.
Abe Martin reports that Al Timmons sold his farm and moved to Morgan County to farm under an assumed name to avoid relatives. The piece highlights a quiet transfer of property and a new rural arrangement in the region.
The United States Treasury is paying pensions to sixty widows of veterans from the War of 1812.
A Utah tale traces George Sutherland born in Springville who rose from a Sunday swim incident to a legal career. He worked through Brigham Young Academy, studied law with his father, served in the state legislature, and was appointed associate justice of the U S Supreme Court to fill the vacancy left by John W Clarke, effective September 14.
The department of public works fixed Mercer Island water rates. Unmetered water carries a flat $3 monthly charge and metered water starts at $2 per month for up to 1 600 gallons with a graduated scale for larger use.
The Eskimo bride faces no worry over the trousseau. the groom bears the obligation to provide the clothes for the honeymoon and beyond. The bride must wear whatever he furnishes regardless of her taste.
Gossip from Hollywood suggests Lila Lee and Charlie Chaplin may marry soon, though confirmation remains unclear. The chatter centers on a possible engagement and upcoming wedding plans among the two film stars.
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