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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1922
Page
11
The Star urges Seattle voters and candidates to oppose any wage cuts for teachers. It notes wartime increases and argues teachers have been underpaid for years. The paper insists candidates for the school board must publicly commit to not reducing teachers’ salaries before endorsement.
A long critique argues Germany’s potash trade is reviving, boosting prices and provoking calls in Congress to restrict foreign potash. It links fear of high costs to farming worldwide and mocks distractions from moral and literary topics, framing greed as the core motive. It quotes varied opinions and ends with a personal reflection from John Raskin.
Report says Max Oser intends to marry Mathilde McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller. He will travel from Switzerland to the United States in April to be introduced to the Rockefeller and McCormick families. The article recalls John D Rockefeller’s habit of weighing teamsters horses and the two motives behind it kindness to animals and psychology.
The piece reflects on the long 3000 mile Canada US border and notes rare border fortifications. It highlights friendly exchange between neighbors and celebrates Canadian work to promote mutual understanding amid global tensions.
NORBERT ALLINDMA, Instructor of Spanish at Lincoln High School, rebukes Itarry A Franck for misrepresenting South America in a lecture and book. He urges readers to consult the Pan American Union for reliable Latin American information and dismisses sensational claims as fakes.
A reader letters page questions Jewish calls to move back to Jerusalem and to adopt Christianity. The writer argues against pressuring Jews about religion, cites historical persecutions, and notes Jewish contributions in science and culture while urging respect for religious freedom.
Short classified item urges attention to watch repair at Liberty theatre venue advertised by Adv. next to the listing, implying local service availability for timepieces.
The passage defines pernicious as destructive dangerous and ruinous with example sentences and etymology from Latin pernicies. It discusses usage in context including a senate view on a treaty and mentions debates about identity and faith without endorsing prejudice.
A March 2 letter from James Allen, Superintendent of Highways, to the Vancouver district engineer demands courteous treatment of motorists by maintenance crews. The Automobile Club of Western Washington relays the message, urging crews to serve the public respectfully or be replaced.
Sabre handles a quiet aftermath at the office after disposing of a task and studying his manuscript England. Twyning, older and more seasoned, remains distant as their separate career lines and unspoken tension illustrate growing professional friction.
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