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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
7
In the Green Forest Reddy Fox challenges Terror the Goshawk who has claimed hunting rights from the Far North. The two rivals spar with taunts and a dare to steal a chicken from Farmer Brown, testing who is braver and bolder in the forest.
Constantinople Sept 25 Gen Harbord is touted as the first governor of Armenia. Officials preparing a 40 man mission gather data on political racial economic and financial aspects to report to the supreme council by early October. Peace delegates expect Harbord to lead Armenia with an American protectorate.
In a brisk, intimate letter, Dolly describes long workdays with Herron and Eric Wallis, the rhythmic routine of nine to noon dictation and phonograph transcription, and a dream of creating lakeside hotels. She hints at exotic meals, executive schemes, and a longing for letters from Joan as she endures fast pace and strenuous planning.
Mrs Inenn Krxa of Iola Kansas reports a year of back and stomach pains ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The Pinkham Laboratory cites numerous unsolicited testimonials and invites any woman to write for confidential, free advice in hopes of restoring health.
In San Francisco on September 26 a prohibition wave reduced horse water access as city troughs fed by nearby saloons closed. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals runs 20 city troughs and will replace those fallen out of operation.
London dispatch reports Signora Giunetta of Nocera Naples bore 62 children in 19 years of marriage, including 59 sons and 3 daughters. She had multiple sets of multiples and, 17 years ago, a petition sought an annual government pension for the renowned prolific mother.
Paris September 26 Madame Fraya the society prophetess says women will revolutionize the world due to wartime independence and a taste for work. She predicts a transformation of love and marriage and a major shift in capital and labor before a chaotic period and a return to traditional civilized life.
London reports Rev. F. B. Meyer, renowned evangelist, argues modern dress harms marriage prospects for women. He says many believe men marry for flesh, but men will not wed women who appear half naked. He notes men may flirt but will not marry such women.
William Taylor faced a magistrate for unauthorized wear of military uniform and decorations. He claimed he wore the uniform to rejoin the army after serving in the war, during which he was gassed and wounded. He received one month in prison.
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