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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
5
A reflective piece urges public participation in conventions banquets and civic efforts stressing that citizens must act rather than leave matters to others. It contrasts Roosevelt's industrial service idea with socialism and discusses neutrality in politics and war.
A chaotic tale describes Andrew Hoskins and companions venturing to Lexington Avenue for an evening out ending with a confrontation and police involvement after Hoskins returns home intoxicated. The account also touches on dental hygiene advice and Red Cross Christmas Seals promoting health.
The exchange unfolds as a man explains biting his own cheek while his wife asks how he managed to reach the spot. Mr Hoskins shows curiosity, and the man recounts climbing a step ladder to do it.
Heavy seas sink the Union Oil chartered schooner President near Camano Island leaving A B Garrett drowned. Four crew members survived by swimming to shore. A theft report notes a watch taken from A B Anderson after a time request.
Herbert Quick argues for a general study of how war materials are produced and whether government factories or private plants should supply rifles, ammunition, and equipment. He cites difficulty finding a single arms factory for a 2,000,000 rifle contract and notes collaboration across disparate factories to meet needs.
A health claim urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The advertisement promises improved vitality and detoxification, comparing internal cleansing to external bathing and citing a “well known physician.”
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