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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
11
Letters to the Editor critique city traffic and housing rules
Readers urge stronger traffic enforcement to protect pedestrians and complain of drivers' recklessness. A second writer analyzes Seattle’s growth and laments landlords who refuse to rent to families with children, urging civic leadership to encourage family-friendly housing.
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Seattle
Visita
H. H. Tebault
Critics Praise Final Scene Of Shakespearean Hotel Play
A critic hails a striking last act railroad accident scene in a play. The setting features a Shakespearean hotel in Stratford on Avon with rooms named after the poet's plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespearean
Startfordon Avon
France and Wrangel in a crucible of foreign policy
The article critiques France for backing foreign intervention in Russia and supporting Wrangel as a defeated foe, arguing such militarism delays peace and bolsters Bolshevik rule. It asserts France bears grudges over wartime losses, seeks coercive control over Russia, and must adopt a peaceful, versatile stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wrangel
Comsack
Russia
Poland
Wrangtl
Paria
Serbia
Rusia
New South Wales Creates World’s First Ministry of Motherhood
The newly elected labor government establishes a cabinet office to aid mothers and children who work in industry. It proposes endowing large families with subsidies funded by a graduated income tax, potentially $25,000,000 annually, arguing state responsibility for child welfare and a goal to support larger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Labor
New South Walesa
Tree transplanted by Decorah man seeks Lincoln Hall of Fame
John Finn of Decorah Iowa found a hackberry shoot after Lincoln s assassination and transplanted it before his home The tree has been nominated for the American Forestry Association Hall of Fame It stands as a lesson on forestry and calls for an intelligent national forest policy to ensure regular forest crops like wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
John Finn
Decorah
Iowa
American Forestry Association
Washington
America
Poland Free World Policy and Public Opinion Debate
A string of opinion jabs on U.S. stance toward a free Poland, using Colby’s phrase all available means and Wilsonian caution. Commentators mix humor on public mood, President stance, Lloyd George, Chaplin, and global upheavals, noting rising costs and fruit forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colby
United States
Poland
Wilson
Lloyd George
France
Doctrine and Dogma Distinguishes Living Faith From Ritual
Dr. James I. Vance argues in The Star Today that doctrine reflects living religious life while dogma focuses on controversy. He likens dogma to a dead tree with no leaves or fruit and says true religion is seen in action, not in mere form or phraseology, urging living doing over empty claims.
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James I. Vance
The
Star Today
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We will say so Today's Beat Bet and random snippets
A collage of jokes, proverbs, and garden item lists includes a job-payer tramp tale about frying ham on a show er and a factory superintendent shortage then jumps to garden seed packets and plant counts followed by social bits on marriage voter views and street life with wry quips about happiness not found in the cellar and the boss in the kitchen.
Education as a Procrustean Bed Critique
In a frontal critique, the author argues that overemphasis on books and exams cripples child development. He condemns schooling as a Procrustean bed that forces sameness, demeans creativity, and robs education of joy and practical human value. He urges a humane, reasoned approach over rote memorization.
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Booka
Rachel
Boards of Education
Deaka
Acre to riches on tiny plots a young man proves it
A youthful migrant shows how a third of an acre near a California city funded college and built a business growing cabbages tomatoes and other plants. With $250 borrowed he now nets over $2 500 yearly and aims for $10 000 yearly by expanding. He stresses hard work multiple jobs and outdoor labor as keys to success for city families.
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H. Jameson
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California
Anyling
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