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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
21
In a garbled column of chattering notes and local jabs, readers recall street car contracts and fashion squabbles. The piece weaves plans for dress reform, sketches of public figures, and scattered anecdotes from small towns.
The Seattle Ministerial Union at its April 18 1921 meeting denounces an Seattle Star editorial implying ministers oppose prohibition and affirms full support for prohibition laws and law enforcement. It argues public sentiment may favor gradual prohibition and cites Lincoln’s gradual emancipation as a parallel, urging cautious practical steps.
A commuter tale shows John Blank disrupting a call to Smith of Punk, Bunk & Monk, then apologizing. The piece notes ever longer switchboard use wastes time, urging readers to wait near the line. It also hints at Mesopotamian land mortgages and broader social manners.
An essay argues that every human life has value beyond market measures. It contrasts the Good Shepherd risking all for one lost sheep with Helen Keller, asserting costly care is justified to save or enhance a single life. The piece links personal sacrifice to family duty and moral obligation.
The text advises visiting a qualified physician to diagnose underlying causes of bodily trouble rather than self treatment. It stresses not to rely on unverified plans and to follow professional medical advice after examination. It mentions circulation as a potential factor but suggests comprehensive evaluation.
A compilation of controversial quotes from religious figures educators politicians and commentators. The remarks touch on prohibition crime Bolshevism education love as an asset and women's fashion reflecting early 20th century debates and public figures' opinions.
Readers supply fragmented queries about sightings and events. Names and addresses appear with terse comments and brief responses indicating disappointment or misunderstanding regarding a Washington products exhibit and related coverage.
Remains of a highly developed civilization unearthed on Master Inland in the South Seas continue to puzzle archaeologists. Though partially eroded, the finding hints at advanced urban planning and maritime reach, prompting new studies by regional researchers.
Mrs Harriet Davis of 202 John St Beattie testifies to dramatic relief from long illness after using Taniac. She describes severe stomach disorder weight loss and weakness, noting a 19 pound gain and renewed health after her second bottle. The ad cites Bartel Drug Store as the local supplier.
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