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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

9

Long-Lost Friends Reunite Over Surprise Debt Request

A pair of former schoolmates reunite after 20 years when one visits the other in a distant city. The visitor asks for twenty dollars, promises to be on easy street soon, and repays the loan the following week.

Gilad Jack

Parody and protest mix in a stream of satirical lines

A collage of fragments mocks taxation, politics, and society with quips about senators, Uncle Abner, a French statistician, and an income tax prayer. It features wordplay on taxation woes, global references, and a satirical plea for relief through a patriotic American lens.

Home Brew

Political critique and public reform demands

A dense breakdown criticizes state and city governance, civil service, and judiciary as corrupted by patronage, weak oversight, and voter apathy. It links legislative inertia, wealth influence, and machine politics to systemic delays, inefficiencies, and improper enforcement, ending with a note on a major hydro project and safety slogans.

Nobady Becaus Europe

Art or Industry or Both in Poor White’s Insight

The review contrasts rural crafts and community life with industrial rise in an Ohio town as Sherman Anderson argues industry spurred wealth yet eroded arts and satisfaction. It calls for balancing commercial progress with pursuing higher culture and asks if America can be both prosperous and artistically progressive.

Sherwood Anderson Ohio Middle West America

Inquiring Reporter Answers On Skirt Lengths

A column features Mrs Eleanor Perrin Mil Ler Edna Peterson George Gau Comdeliun Thiel and Judge King Dykiman offering opinions on appropriate schoolgirl skirt lengths. Opinions vary from knee to ankle and discuss height and modesty standards.

Eleanor Perrin Miller Pontius Ava

Letters to the Editor Objects to vulgarity at a club banquet

A local business club banquet featured risqué entertainment attracting protests from women and men. The writer urges clean, moral shows and criticizes half nude acts as harmful to families and the future generation.

Ukee Thane

Gray Hair Remedy Promoted by New York Doctor

A physician Dr A lL Paeaison describes a home gray hair remedy using Orex powder. Dissolve in two ounces of distilled or rain water and apply with a comb. The box includes full directions and a gold bond guarantee. The product claims to darken gray hair, not rub off, leaving hair fluffy and making the user look twenty years younger.

Ll. Paeaison New York City

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