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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
13
A critique of the Bellingham Republican state convention arguing the rank and file are excluded from presidential endorsements without a direct primary law. The piece contrasts political machines with direct voting and questions Senator Poindexter’s stance and potential appeal to the people. It ends with a quip about Reno from Jack Jungmeyer.
American leaders urge rapid civilian and military aviation growth after wartime spending. Bronner and Hunt warn Congress may dissolve the air program, while the public demands progress. Seattle must secure its aerial links with a transcontinental airfield as the city eyes the coming era.
An analyst outlines global outputs from forest pulp to pins and wool, noting 9 600 acres felled for pulp, daily steel pen and pin production, and enormous cotton silk cloth flows. Mentions Tacoma entering a race at Bellingham and a New Jersey fire destroying a house with whisky losses.
Q and A on blood pressure causes and symptoms encourage medical care. Notes on operation for piles, treatment options, and warning against self treatment. Patient guidance urges professional examination and surgery when piles are severe or recurrent.
A column presents a dramatic domestic plea and a string of lighthearted Q A snippets. Readers encounter a wife warning removal of a threatening husband and a flood of jokes about night work pin money dog medicine and silly questions with pithy punchlines.
A discussion of sensitive people as intensely human with contradictions as a form of truth. It asserts only fools seek uniform consistency and that love can bridge inner conflicts, guiding understanding through compassion and acceptance.
Theron R. Pratt of 655 Albion Place endorses a community funded hotel project in Beattie. He suggests acquiring about 14 vacant 60-foot lots near the New Securities building at current real value to secure the site. He proposes cost-only supplies from local lumberers plumbers steel and cement to minimize total cost, aiming for a hotel built for the public by the people.
A local figure earns little heed from neighbors by repeatedly declaring “I told you so,” reflecting friction between familiar surroundings and repeated forewarnings. The contrast highlights tensions within a close-knit community over trust and accountability.
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