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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
4
Chicago experts announce a new bean product priced at five cents that allegedly contains as much nourishment as a dozen eggs. The claim highlights significant nutrition while keeping price low, signaling a potential food innovation.
The piece denounces Governor Lister for pressuring resignations of four regents over the Kane university dispute while sparing his own appointees. It argues the issue masks a clash of Standpatterism vs progressivism and cites Walker, Rea, Wooten, and Shields as examples of partisan choices.
The piece argues old obscenity laws were well intentioned but too rigid for honest discussion of sexual abuses. It cites a New York judge who favored motive over shock value, asserting frank social critique can be legitimate without being obscene.
A humorous collection of quips about fashion in China, freed marriages, a hired plumber, radium legends, family dynamics, bacon costs, and Hetty Green praising onions as health food, all delivered in a light, satirical tone with dated references and jokes.
A quirky montage notes varied items from divorce verse by a Los Angeles lawyer to missing Burns manuscripts in the United States and wristwatch wearers in Tacoma. It references football charts, Juarez battles, upside down flight dangers, and a Christmas cigar joke about Mrs Wise-Mary Ann and her husband.
In reply to Saturday's article about jobless and destitute shoppers, the writer argues that public begging by the hungry contrasts with church collections. They question why affluent church groups may beg weekly yet shoppers feel embarrassed by street appeals.
A condensed view traces New York shipyards from 1852 praised clippers and swift steamers to 1881 ferries and new clipper ships, then to 1913 when the era shifts to the era of small boats like a scow or rowboat, signaling changed fortunes.
Prof Jas Lawrence Laughlin explains a proposed banking and currency measure aimed at elastic credit and reserves. He argues regional banks, not a single central authority, will lend to member banks via rediscounts to prevent crises and avoid bank bankruptcies.
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