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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
4
The text argues against the idea that milk can get you drunk, claiming beer and milk share ingredients and comparing fermentation to hydrolysis. It asserts both liquids are water heavy and contain alcohol and acids only in trace or fat form, noting no one gets drunk from milk.
A读 fragmentary critique mixes gossip about Guilford G and Rockefeller Carnegie with labor unrest and subpoena efforts, noting Walsh’s courtroom behavior and public perception. It follows with Marie Cahill’s bankruptcy filing and Detroit United Railways taking over lines, reflecting jitney competition and king George’s moves to curb transit.
Fragmented reading from a Harlem fourth grade class depicts teacher Miss Hollins challenging Sammy to use the word hominy in a sentence after Jessy Smith explains its meaning. Sammy’s odd reply, “hominy marbles,” follows a string of anecdotes and jokes in a dated schoolroom vignette.
Billy Sunday recalls his conversion after hearing hymns near a Chicago saloon. He describes returning to Christ with the help of a mission worker and reports his teammates’ supportive reaction the next day. Mrs. A. M. Jones of Los Angeles is found by police in a hysterical state waving counterfeit money.
The franchise committee recommended issuing a permit to the Seattle Renton & Southern to build a spur track on Fifth Avenue for freight handling at a central depot. The proposal advances to the city council Monday for final action.
Portland April 3. Judge W. H. Gatena on his first criminal docket rejected Ray Goodwin's plea of guilty for receiving stolen goods and discharged him. He admitted the act but said he bought the goods in good faith. He added it would wrongfully stain his wife and child.
Officials linked juvenile reform to dental care showing 91 percent of delinquent boys have bad teeth and after two years of dentistry and brushing 90 percent reform. Experts locate moral health in digestion aided by good teeth and nourishment, echoing shifts away from punishment and toward preventive care for infants and families.
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