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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
10
A student escaped a fire at Naches City High School by leaping from a second story window. He sustained a broken leg but survived the blaze that engulfed the building.
Advertisement touts Nuxated Iron tablets as an organic iron supplement that quickly boosts energy and blood quality. It promises easy absorption, no tooth or stomach harm, and a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory after two weeks of three daily doses after meals.
In Everett, the state closed its case against Dr. W. B. Durand in a case of insanity after two old friends testified to his odd behavior toward his wife. Former Minnesota governor D. M. Clough described Durand's chaotic cross examination and contact with authorities. Judge Augustine Braley warned on cross examination limits as the trial proceeded.
Dr. W T Christensen submits a resolution to reorganize the port commission into three departments traffic auditing and engineering each led by a commissioner with full-time port duties The plan aims to cut expenses by about 90000 annually and to increase efficiency without reducing port effectiveness It recommends consolidating several engineering and traffic roles abolishing several positions and merging agencies to streamline operations
Sinn Fein expected the British note today. Eamon de Valera called a meeting of Dail Eireann for tomorrow to consider Lloyd George's reply to his telegram. Report notes the Irish leader was advised the communication from the British premier would be dispatched today.
London Sept 28 Premier Lloyd George will not draft the British reply to De Valera’s sovereignty note until tomorrow. The text will be released tomorrow night. Reports today indicate the note is in preparation.
A clearance listing offers 500 women's outing flannel gowns in round and V-neck with yoke braids in pink white blue white stripes sizes 15 16 17 at 89 cents Thursday sale. Wool mixed union suits tattor made with closed crotch sizes 34 26 28 40 42 44 46 48 50 at 3.00 each. Also other garments priced 5.95 to 6.00 and blankets 66x80 inches in multiple colors at 8.25.
A newspaper ad lists fashion items and hardware specials including hair nets in multiple colors with fringe and cap shapes. shoe dye and polish. sanitary aprons and napkins. Jiffy pants. string shopping bags. various hair net makes. atlas hooks and eyes. shoe polish. lingerie tape in pink and white. and bolts of fabric tape, each with reduced sale prices.
Mayor Caldwell urged Western railroads to grant reduced fares for American Legion members attending the national convention in Kansas City. He noted Eastern lines already offer special rates, while Yakima state fair receipts totaled 234000 dollars according to the state agriculture department report.
The North Ravenna Transportation Association will hold a meeting at the Ravenna school tonight to discuss transportation in the district. Councilman John E. B. Carroll will speak among others and residents of the Ravenna park district are urged to attend.
The University of Washington stadium earned a profit of 22000 last summer, announced by Darwin Meisnest, graduate manager. Of this, 19000 came from The Wayfarer proceeds. Profits reduce the stadium’s 260000 debt and support its finances.
Purports to relieve stomach gas with Baalmann's Gas Tablets. Claims include removing the nagging stomach ache, heart palpitation, cold limbs, and post dinner drowsiness, with promised inch reduction as gas is eliminated. Advertisement styled as medical cure-all from a yellow package.
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