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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
9
An article surveys the average American man using Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ireland data from one million examined for military service. It highlights heights weights defects and mental health concerns, urging health education improved fitness, and cautious mate selection, with broader commentary on public figures and policy.
Ed Howe writes a late apology for past harsh remarks about Gov. John A. Martin and others. He notes Will Owen Jones of the Nebraska State Journal defended his conduct and recalls sending a penitent editor to prison. He recalls a monument erected for Martin after his death and admits prior unfair abuse of Noble Prentis and Clay Park.
An editorial from the San Francisco News argues for better schools in the city. It cites overcrowded classrooms with 86 pupils, half day classes, aging buildings over 50 years old, and fire hazards despite frequent drills.
Two policemen set a speed trap while one watches the road as the other smiles unseen. One asks what the partner is smiling at, and readers are invited to see the answer tomorrow.
A dated letter to the Prince of Wales contest editor claims a rejected suitor submits a bride candidate, calling himself broken hearted. The anonymous note, with a portrait mailed to the editor, says the writer will not pursue the matter and hopes she wins.
The Editor writes that Judge Austin E Griffiths and his son Burke Griffiths are achieving excellent results in the race. He notes supporters praise the judge's record and integrity while stressing the need to engage new voters and those unused to politics. The piece asserts the public desires a sympathetic, honest and efficient senator beyond influence of lobbyists.
Vice President Coolidge visits Heathen on his first West trip and earns a cautious, humorous greeting. The piece notes his role beyond presiding over the Senate and jokes about succession concerns while praising local hospitality and wit.
Reader submits correction noting the Coast Guard formed in 1915 from the Life Saving Service and Revenue Cutter Service, not reaching eight years old in 193? era terms. Letter argues the Coast Guard is a military organization and cites historical acts, volunteers, and fees, urging acknowledgment of neglected history.
The author recalls Carmel California as unsightly and commercialized with a rough main street and art displays. He notes a toll road marketed as a scenic drive and a gate requiring a bell and 25 cent entrance fee, condemning perceived commercial exploitation of romantic spots.
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