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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
11
An essay argues labor differs from other goods as a perishable, personal service tied to the worker. It notes the AFL’s demand to remove labor from the commodity class and cites the Clayton Act as legal recognition. The piece urges placing human relations above property in industry for true progress.
A reflection on how ancestors enable our existence and how fortunes fade with time. The piece argues savings rarely endure beyond a few generations yet emphasizes giving children the best start in life through prudent saving, not hoarding wealth as a memorial.
A satirical note on Morphine Morphine pushing Seattle police to curb streetcar habits and ban auto parking downtown. The piece mocks cops riding free, hints at labor friction, and predicts strong resistance before traction reforms take effect.
A collage of odds and satire moves through riffs on luck, politics, drink, and Mars hints. It weaves in local quips from Wellesley to Tacoma about freedom of the seas, prohibition, and a Martian expedition suspended above Earth with humorous city commentary.
A letter from ANOTHER SOLDIER'S WIFE to Editor the Star complains that her husband in the 20th engineers still has not been discharged and sent home despite others returning after the armistice. She asks why draftees enlisted for the war are being kept and urges prompt homecoming.
A poetic dialogue contrasts a youthful speaker and an aged woman as their memories and affections endure beyond life. The piece depicts intimate expressions of love and lineage, ending with a note dated 1919 and copyright attribution to N. B. A.
A 25 year couple known for never speaking harshly turns out to be deaf and dumb. The tale mocks quiet patience amid household trials and misinterpreted silence as perfect harmony.
The essay argues that habits and institutions create grooves or ruts that guide collective action. It contrasts railroads and trains with individual bicycles, notes colleges churches politics and nations fall into routine, and warns that thinking outside the rut is costly yet necessary for progress.
Text of Article XII through XVI from the League of Nations covenant outlines dispute resolution by arbitration or inquiry, timeframes for awards, and Executive Council steps. It covers recognition of arbitral suitability, the permanent Court of International Justice plans, reporting on unresolved disputes, and collective responses including trade and military measures against covenant-breaking states.
If you are hard of hearing with roaring or hissing noises in the ears, visit your druggist for Parmint double strength one ounce. Mix with a small amount of hot water and grated sugar to taste, take one tablespoon four times daily for relief. Nostrils clear, breathing easier, mucus stops dripping, and the remedy is easy to prepare and pleasant to take.
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