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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1921
Page
9
Speaking of Our Neighbors and Local Wit
A column of humorous vignettes and brief quips on bootlegging, neighbors, spring signs, and small social observations. The notes reference Mme Tetrazzini, Caruso, and a playful lampoon of everyday life with light political and cultural jabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Law Champs
Mme. Tetrazzini
Tonight's benefit vaudeville show at Metropolitan theatre
A free advertisement urges purchase of tickets for a benefit concert at the Metropolitan theatre to aid disabled war veterans. Moore theatre acts, a Ballard Elks minstrel, and jazz by service members are featured with union and professional support. Call Main 6211 to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Theatre
Star
Moore Theatre
Ballard Elks
Napoleon and Balzac Determination in Literature and War
The text contrasts Balzac and Napoleon showing determination shapes fate. Balzac rises from day laborer roots to global readers after years of poverty. Napoleon defies plague in Egypt to demonstrate courage and bolster his empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onore DE Balzac
Napoleon
France
Egypt
City Employees and Referendum Campaign Rules
City workers must not campaign during work hours or use city time for referendum activities. The duty to employers requires full dedicated service, with no exceptions for political solicitation while on the job.
Sand Point aviation hopes meet slow government action
County officials warn against gambling on Sand Point as a potential aviation field after taxpayers invested in the site. Charles B. Wood urges support for resolutions to Congress while noting the United States shows little urgency. The piece touches on economic odds and broader political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
King County
Sand Point
Charles B. Wood
Washington
Congress
Spengler’s book on civilization foresees 2200 A D doom for Europe
Munich author Oswald Spengler argues that modern Europe mirrors ancient upheavals and will decay as cities grow, cosmopolitan life spreads, and religious faith wanes. Harvard’s Ralph Barton Paine criticizes the work as speculative and undervalued in factual basis, while urging preservation of home life, public spirit, and commercial honor to endure civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Oswald Spengler
Munich
Orient
Europe
Ralph Barton Paine
Harvard
Kipling
Nineveh
Tyre
Spengler
Carbon Monoxide Dangers From Car Exhaust
The text warns that carbon monoxide from internal combustion engine exhaust contaminates the air and is dangerous to health. Prolonged inhalation in confined spaces may cause headaches anemia and other symptoms of poisoning, potentially leading to fatal outcomes.
Green and Red Phrase Sparks Colorful Town Idea
A playful saying about pairing green with red suggests generosity can fund a bright change. The line imagines giving a man abundant greenbacks to paint the town red, signaling bold spending and festive flair.
Mr Stillman should resign from National City Bank
Editorial argues the Stillman case harms the bank and public trust. It says Stillman should have resigned when offering to quit, as bank officers bear public responsibility akin to cabinet officials. It criticizes the directors for not accepting the resignation in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman
National City Bank
the Treasury
United States Shipping Board
Editor's Mail Objects to Our Stand on Capital Punishment
A reader denounces The Star's stance on crime and punishment. He argues capital punishment is justified by ancient commands and cites Ruth Garrison and Isom White cases, warns against sympathy for murderers, and asserts leniency leads to lynch law. He cautions the editor about the dangers of mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Ruth Garrison
Isom White
Behmitt
Schmitt
Inquiring Reporter asks readers for questions
A newspaper feature presents a list of reader questions and participant namesthel- by MRA VV and others. Respondents from Renton and Seattle offer prompts on sports, aging, and fishing.
No Young Man Who Praises Ice Cream Mouth Size as Husband Hint
A witticism notes that a suitor who claims ice cream makes the mouth larger cannot be a good husband, reflecting playful dating counsel of the era. The remark frames romantic judgment through a humorous, everyday claim.
Remarkable Remarks and Quotations in a Curious Scrap
A clipped collection of quotes and ad copy presents social critique by Charles A Eastman and a New York clergyman, Remark on virtue, and a line about railroad management. The text ends with an advertisement for Rest foodstuffs at Boldt's.
Litigation costs and anxiety strain property owners
The burden of legal action weighs on most people and losing property adds further strain. The text notes the high costs and stress involved in pursuing or facing litigation, highlighting financial and emotional impact.
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Seth Tanner
Information Department
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MR. Stillman
New York Daily News
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Oregon
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Organization Committee For
Tacoma
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Rhodes Bros
W. BR. Rust
American Smelters Securities Company
Chester Thorne
National Bank of Tacoma
H. C. Henry
Henry Investment Co
Reginald H. Parsons
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
W. Spangler
Seattle National Bank
Gordon C, Corbaley
Meinrath-Corbaley Co
Puyallup
W. H. Paulhamus
Puyallup and Sumner Fruit Growers Canning Cn
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Pacific Ave
Puyallup & Sumner Fruit
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Tacoma Growers Canning Co
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Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co
Capitol
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Dayton
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Renton
Beattie
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10Th Ave. N
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M. M. Bwiriart
Warren Ave
J. M. Wilmot
Fifth Ave
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Henry Kleinberg
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Homer W. Bunker
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Franco P. Duffy
W. Jett Lauck
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Washington Title Insurance
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