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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
17
The article argues that party leaders control nominations behind the scenes while the public sees a chaotic race. It notes the Hoover movement gains strength despite opposition from both major camps and questions the authenticity of the campaign process. It portrays politics as a sideshow masking a stable pursuit of power and jobs.
A Peaswerer correspondent lauds Will McCord of Rockville Indiana as cheerful despite a 1895 bedbound illness. His wife since 1896 has tirelessly cared for him, turning hardship into resilience and highlighting true cheer through devotion.
Miscellany of quips and brief items mocking politicians, judges, and social trends. Jokes about Aileen Clare and a Fat Prosecutor Brown, landlords in Seattle, a Canadian wool claim, a federal judge on liquor, and a toupee wearing county clerk. Light country humor and clipped observations fill the page.
The piece argues frames should not overshadow a photograph or painting yet notes a single frame that will not distract the viewer. It discusses vanity in men and women, suggesting men may admire their reflections as much as art, and cites a poet about mankind’s study of himself.
The February outlay forecast from the Commercial and Financial Chronicle shows total building outlays leaping to 112.6 million dollars in 171 cities, up 228.8 percent from 1919 and higher than 1918. Most cities report gains, though some uncertainty remains about drivers like factories and offices.
Preston Moody of Fremont Indiana earned high praise from Purdue University not for sports or essays but for agronomic achievement. He set a new corn yield record at 147 bushels per acre highlighting practical farming success over athletic or academic honors. The piece contrasts agricultural merit with popular college feats as Milwaukee’s population growth is noted.
An advice note from UNCLE SAM M D discusses scalp care and hair loss. It warns gray hair cannot be cured, favors weekly scalp washing with tar or sulphur soap, cautions against hair tonics, and suggests consulting a physician for persistent hair loss while noting heredity and scalp health influence.
The essay argues order underpins all creation from invention to architecture to life itself. It likens civilization and education to organizing dispersed matter into coherent plans, tracing humanity’s progress from self defense to universal cooperation under law.
Letter from Fr. A. W. calls for stricter fire supervision in Seattle venues. He urges weekly inspections by the fire department, clearer aisle space, and regular rotation of supervisors to ensure safety first in hotels and theatres.
The Star reports the mayor weighs signing a bill granting the fire department one extra day off every eight days. The council passed the measure, but the mayor vetoed it previously, though appreciation remains high for the department's work at the Lincoln hotel fire.
The notice outlines how to safely take Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for cold symptoms and headaches. It emphasizes following labeled directions, avoiding exceeding recommended doses, and consulting a doctor if symptoms persist or allergic reactions occur.
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