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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1921
Page
9
A collection of sharp wits and political barbs on labor, elections, and manners. The bit mixes quips on taxes and stamps with satirical takes on marriage, fashion, and the era’s politics. One joke lampoons the Democrats as enemies and Republicans as noblemen, amid broader humorous observations about Mother Eve and 1921 fashions.
City officials debate relocating the public market from the old district to the Westlake area. Proponents argue congestion relief, while critics warn of harming local merchants who have invested in the current site. The council plans action today.
An editorial argues for strong capable appointees to the United States Shipping Board. It criticizes the state delegation for backing Humphrey and urges the president to appoint a qualified local candidate rather than “down and outs.” The piece calls for better judgment and a decisive stance from the delegation.
A letter argues the Volstead act is widely violated and unenforceable, labeling prohibition an intemperance and fanaticism. The writer says many good citizens ignore the law, urges repeal of the Volstead act, and suggests states decide their own prohibition questions. A. Mann, 1007 Lawman Building.
In a brief excerpt from the Boston Transcript a mother presses for essential help, seeking a new nurse for the baby and a night watchman. The voice emphasizes urgent staffing needs and safety measures for the infant.
A reader poll reveals opinions on a prank involving being ducked in Fremman Pond for not working. Respondents including W C Williams and B Marvin express mixed views, with one calling for not participating for any reason and another suggesting conditional submission.
Louis Jay Horowitz arrived twenty nine years ago as a Polish immigrant. He started as a $3 a week errand boy and rose to become president of the Thompson-Starret Co. of New York. He asserts that any man can set the value of his services through effort and vision. Also mentions Philip Curtis and his serial Wanted a Fool, noting his belief in choosing a line and sticking to it.
A collage of sayings from diverse figures including Mayor Caldwell on Seattle transit, Dr Hollister on teeth and charm, T Lumsden on blue eyes, General Wood on arms, Carl Sandburg on poetry, and bishops warning of moral decline. The quotes span cities and nations, reflecting varied perspectives on society and politics.
Incomplete excerpts show names such as ROR DAY and W. I. WATSON and scattered addresses. The lines hint at a dispute or discussion about naming or collaboration but lack clear actions or context.
A quip from the New York Evening World jokes about an aunt needing an operation as surgeons debate whether to operate or blast due to her weight.
Doctors say beer may only quench thirst, but several people died from thirst, prompting debates in Detroit and surrounding areas about drink control and public health.
Advertisements tout Boldi's French pastry offerings with emphasis on freshness and quality. The copy highlights bakery treats likely including baguettes croissants and pastries, inviting customers to visit and purchase locally.
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