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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
9
Young James Marchesani in West Hoboken N J must serve one hour daily in jail for 90 days under an iterative sentencing idea. A Seattle judge notes the plan could affect many cases including speeding violations. The column links curative punishments to novel methods and odd anecdotes from courts and public life.
A wide array of excerpts celebrates the 100th anniversary of Jean Champollion deciphering the Rosetta Stone and the impact on understanding ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. The piece blends quotes on science, society, and public life with witty snippets and reader-friendly reflections.
President Penrose of Whitman college urged the Waits Walla Kiwanis to promote Pacific Northwest history. He compared Oregon and California tourism, praised Fur traders, missionaries, and the Oregon Trail, and warned that much of this romance remains a sealed book to most citizens.
A historical note portrays RK A Long, a lumber baron and Weed California founder, owning towns and mills, enforcing a 10 hour day and pay of 33 cents per hour while employing workers under a contract system. It claims peace officials are on his payroll and families live in shacks, yet he closes the town's movie on Sundays for religion.
A letter ponders whether Christianity is a vital force or a sham in civilization. The writer admires charity and gentleness yet laments hypocrisy among Christians and asks why modern behavior often contradicts the Gospel. The piece questions the societal impact of Christian ethics and the meaning of the Kingdom of Heaven.
A letter to The Star argues Port Commissioner George Lamping abused public office by drawing $3,000 yearly, touring for campaign purposes, and pressuring colleagues to take time away. The writer cites taxpayer costs and conflicts with duties while seeking a Senate seat, urging resignation.
The text questions Emmett Martin's fitness for the Senate, arguing that his public duties and frequent absence show disregard for fairness and raise concerns about using the port for personal advancement if elected.
The piece defines cosmetician as a skilled beautifier and notes it is gaining adoption in a growing profession. It explains the term comes from cosmetic and ultimately from a Greek root meaning skilled in decorating. The American Society of Cosmeticians held its annual convention in Chicago.
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