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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1918

Page

11

Languages for World Understanding at University

The University of Washington offers beginner courses in French Italian and Spanish through the Extension Division open to the public with no prior preparation. Classes meet twice weekly 7:30 to 9:30 p m and are limited to 20 students per course with 30 assignments and a $12 fee five college credits available upon fulfilling requirements. E Goggio.

America United States Europe Republic France Italy University of Washington E. Goggio

The New Age of Air Law and Sky Transport

The piece argues that air rights and air laws will become essential as passenger airships multiply. It predicts licenses for pilots and lines, terminal privileges, passenger rights, and regulatory bodies. It envisions a rising field of aeronautical law with courses for air lawyers and judges.

Early Buyers Get Best Choice This Christmas Cheer

Early buyers enjoy first and best choice of gifts with full stock and longer clerk attention. Merchants and dealers report readiness and cold weather calm as shoppers spread out ahead of the holiday rush.

Southern governors urge 1918 cotton price enforcement

Proclamation issued in Atlanta calls farmers merchants bankers and businessmen to form a league to hold the 1918 cotton crop at not less than 35 cents per pound middling. The writer accuses profiteering and warns war management to act. Bolshevism and censorship themes appear in the critique.

Atlanta

Wit and whimsy crowd the Star in brief notes

A jumble of quips and questions from The Star includes political jests about Curci and Glass, a poke at Miles Poindexter, light anecdotal humor from readers, and a note on Champ Clark’s election cost. The items mix political satire with everyday curiosities and letters from readers.

When They Come Back Poem by Charles B Driscoll

Poem honors returning soldiers with lines of praise and gratitude. It imagines crowds cheering across towns and flowers scattered along the streets as the Starry Banner is carried high. Tears are foretold for those who rest in holy ground until Peace arrives.

Charles B. Driscoll Holy Ground

Orup of Figs Child's Laxative Found Unused Portion

A fragment mentions an unused portion of a product labeled Orup of Figs described as a child's laxative. No further details are provided about packaging, quantities, or disposition. The note lacks dates, locations, or names.

Fills Stomach With New Energy

An old health ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the best remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets ease sour rises and stomach pain, improve digestion, and can be bought in the United States or Canada for 56 cents a box.

United States Canada Stuart

Readers Argue Labor, Wonder Ship In Editor’s Mail

Letters from Charles F. Perry question Chinese labor and fair work for Americans while noting wartime labor. A shipworker’s wife disputes the wonders of the so called Wonder Ship and sailor headgear prompts a puzzled note from John M. Todd.

the Star H. Templeton San Francisco John M. Todd

Nation's Safety Tied to Children and Manhood

A columnist argues that a nation's safety rests not on wealth or weaponry but on its robust children and vigorous manhood, urging focus on public health education and moral vigor to sustain national strength.

What Will Content Workers Do After Peace

Yale professor argues postwar industrial unrest will grow as soldiers return home. He urges attention to mental and physical health, play and recreation, and fulfillment of instincts such as self preservation, self expression, self respect, self sacrifice, and loyalty to home to prevent antisocial behavior like I W W.

HY Irving Wisttent Yale University Canadea Christ

Texas Doctor Praises Tanlac as Great Reconstructive

A letter from Dr. J. W. Sandlin of Humble Texas extols Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic restoring strength after Spanish influenza. The doctor, with broad practice, asserts Tanlac builds up weak patients and accompanies its use with laxatives. ad notes Tanlac sales exceed ten million bottles in four years.

Texas J. W. Sandlin Tanlac Tex Taniac Seattle Bartell Drug Stores

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