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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
11
Roads wider needed for safety in Seattle area
Letters argue future Seattle Bothell roads should be widened to allow two cars passing. The Pacific highway near Seattle is narrow and dangerous, with drivers of varying experience risking accidents. A columnist also urges civic unity and fair labor-management treatment for Seattle’s future prosperity.
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Pacific
Seattle
Bothell
The
Elks
Silver Lake
the Star
Inia
Labor Temple
Chamber of Commerce and Com. Club
Charles 8S. McDuffee
The Wink That Cost a Lot of Votes
A candidate loses after winking at a friend during a rally, with readers attributing the gesture to insincerity. The piece argues sincerity outperforms showy deception in public life, warning young entrants that pretended beliefs doom careers and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gris
Memphis Press Urges Faster Freight Car Loading
Editorial targets Freight Car Users urging rapid loading and unloading to ease car congestion. Letters from Rail officials praise the piece, saying it will help relief and speed up freight service benefiting consumers with food, clothing, and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Preas
C. N. Mable
Rock Island Lines
B. E. Buchanan
Frisco Lines
Sugar Hoarder Garnered Penitentiary Time for A Lesnen
A New York grocer named A. Lesnen faced penitentiary time after being found guilty of sugar hoarding, signaling a sharp run of enforcement against rationing violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder & Fate
A. Lesnen
New York
How to cook round steak like fried chicken, Crane style
Doctor Frank Crane shares a tongue in cheek mock recipe from a reader named Johnson. The column outlines cutting round steak thin in joints, frying in deep fat, then simmering with flour and milk to make gravy, echoing a Southern fried chicken method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Thien
California Syrup of Figs Ad Emphasizes Correct Spelling
An advertisement urges parents to use the name California on the syrup of figs bottle to ensure their child receives the best and most harmless laxative. It highlights a fruity taste and full directions on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Parting of the ways on American farming and immigration
Dr. Mead of the University of California warns the nation faces a crisis of rural depopulation and urban crowding. He cites factory wages, vacant farms, and looming immigrant settlement as threats, urging concerted rural development and selective immigration controls to preserve the farming class and national livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
New York State
Fural Town
New England
California
Immigration Commission
Germany
Denmark
Australia
New Zealand
We'll Say'So Know Your Neighbor CHAP 2
A fragment from a humorous tale recalls neighbors hoarding dandelions for greens and wine. It then sketches working folk like Mrs. Sallie Mirandy and Mr Magooner, plus a boy named Johnnie whose view of work shifts after his father’s finances fail.
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Sallie Mirandy
Jimmie
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