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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
9
The city mourns Harry Whitney Treat whose wealth prominence and social access did not define him. The true lesson lies in his modest grace and equality among men, making his death more sorrowful than that of many richer or more powerful. The piece then notes a doctor’s quip about walking and a pregnant airplane birth anecdote.
Billy Lane won a Pacific Coast league popularity contest by a large margin, praised as a cheerful, hardworking player. The piece contrasts Lane with Babe Ruth, noting you don’t need a star name to be a success. It blends sport chatter with inspirational asides and a shoe prices joke.
Secretary of State Hughes guides a Washington conference to resolve the Tacna Arica dispute between Chile and Peru. The two nations sign a protocol and the threat of war ends. Hughes is praised for international diplomacy and the United States influence.
An analysis of a vast Chinese secret society promoting a Japanese goods boycott and its potential to redefine global power. The piece foresees China’s civil strife, rising influence from education and foreign ideas, and a future where economic pressure substitutes for war. It also critiques wartime coal pricing and profiteering under Hoover era policies.
An air core choke in the transformer's secondary circuit protects the low frequency path to the condenser while blocking high frequency current from returning. Self induction in high frequency enhances EMF in the cell compared with the low frequency current.
Dictionary note explains cull as to separate or pick out with roots in Latin and French. It cites a sentence about culled memories and mentions a Berlin weather claim checked by a German official and meteorological service.
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