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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1916

Page

4

Vote for Seattle belt line to cut switching costs

Seattle votes again on a publicly owned belt line to regulate railway switching charges. Proponents say unified control would equalize fees among lines and attract manufacturers. opponents cite bond requirements and past unkept promises. The port district urges support, arguing the $450000 project would boost King County industry and shipping.

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Calorie Awareness Promises War Time Diet Reform

The article explains calories as heat units from food and sets daily needs from 1,000 for children to 5,000 for laborers. It notes factors like age and occupation affect needs and urges using calorie knowledge to cut costs and improve diets, with Bulletin No. 28 offering more details.

Hhe Asl Department of Agriculture Superintendent of Government Printing Office Washington, D. C

Cob Cigar Prices Rise Mark First Recorded Bet Shift

A note in cob piping history explains cigars joining the higher price trend for the first time, while corn cob pipes remain a nickel item unchanged since Hi Gill first smoked them.

Hi Gill

Puritan Romance Reframed as Modern Election Parody

A chaotic collage rewrites 1620s romance as a contemporary political spoof. John Alden asks Priscilla to marry while she dismisses him for Miles Standish with wealth and status, interwoven with stray notes on a school election, a watchdog dog, and mock weather along with humorous urban crime chatter.

John Alden Priscilla Miles Standish John Funnyface Standish Johnnie Boy

Ogers of Seattle Hi Meet Again

Twenty seven of sixty two graduates from the old Seattle high school class of 1896 responded to roll call at the 27th annual reunion banquet in the Washington Annex hotel. Pranks and old parties were recalled and memories of the June night when graduates received diplomas were shared as the banquet broke up early to attend family responsibilities.

Seattle High School Washington Annex Hotel Seattle Theatre

Return to Mirapolia Ends City Turmoil and Rebuilds

Victor Brouillard recovers from a brutal night as Mirapolis reels from arson and a bank crisis. Amy Massingale remains by his side as Leshington and allies salvage the Little Susan mine and settle debts, while Cartwright and Schermerhorn face arrest and a bank settlement.

Metropole Sheriff's Poodles Red Hutte David Massingale Wesley Massingale Brouillard Harlan Enda David J. Wealey Cartwright Schermerhorn Red Butte New York Exchange Maassingtale Prouillard Cartwright Bongras Sheol Grif Castner Bedlam Gaseman Handley Pegiex John Wana Susan David Massin Wale Broulillard Het Cortwright Hrouillard Judge Williams Jackson Leshington New York Cart Amy Stevie Mr. Lashington

Old Folks Need Cascarets For Liver Bowels

An advertisement urges older readers to use Cascarets to aid digestion and bowels. It describes aging as natural and notes the product as a gentle, nightly tonic costing 10 cents per box.

Peace Monument Shaft Honors Wilson and McAdoo

A monument called the Peace Monument was erected on private grounds by L. W. Alexander of Chattanooga Tennessee in honor of President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo. The shaft memorializes Wilsons wartime restraint and notes Alaska California Nevada Colorado Utah Florida the Philippines and the canal zone were bought at low prices while the Danish West Indies fetches over 295 an acre.

L. W. Alexander Chattanooga Tenn Wilson McAdoo United States Alaska California Nevada Colorado Utah Florida Philippines Canal Danish West Indies

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