Dairying Outlook Highlighted by Whatcom County Group
The Whatcom County Dairymen's Association reports 1922 sales of about a dollar and a half per farm, with cream and milk output rising and prices high. Outlook for dairy products is strong as butter and cheese stocks stay tight, boosting Western Washington farmers. The Star urges commerce, bankers, and real estate interests to support dairy and poultry expansion while critiquing taxes and state budgeting.
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Three Honest Officials Defeated by Religious Politics
The article laments the unseating of three honorable Western officials amid a religious controversy. It notes a governor with humor and fighting spirit, a congressman serving his state, and a progressive judge, all respected. Voters shifted to secret influencers, electing unproven leaders. The piece questions who best serves citizens under a constitutional tax exemption debate.
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Agton
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Pig Eye Transplant Hopes To Restore Alf’s Lost Vision
Dr Edward Morgan plans an unprecedented pig eye transplant to restore Alf Lemowicz’s sight after a fire eye injury nine years ago. He cites a prior case where a woman reportedly regained vision for years before the pig eye failed. If successful it could spark debate on medical limits and civilization’s fate. Hoover proposes a new Get Done Bloc to unite lawmakers. Harvey’s stage persona and a London 60 second tale cap the page.
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Hiram Johnson as Compromise Candidate in 1924 Nomination
The piece argues Hiram Johnson may seek a compromise path at the 1924 Republican National Convention, balancing reactionaries on the ship subsidy while appealing to progressives. It warns that true leadership requires decisiveness, not mere compromise, amid rising party discontent.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
Seattle kindness toward a wheelchair visitor praised
Mrs B L Smith from Anacortes writes to praise Seattle for its generous, compassionate response to her as a wheelchair semi invalid. She describes warm greetings from strangers, sympathetic looks, and acts of help when she traveled daily with her husband. She notes homes for the needy and swift aid sparked by The Star’s columns.
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the Star
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Outcast wife of James Omura speaks on mixed marriage
Angeles date line reports Myrtle Arm strong, after three years with James Omura, argues against racial lines between whites and Japanese. She describes despair, isolation, and love for her half-Japanese son Jimmy, detailing daily life, language barriers, and alienation in a dream castle vegetable garden setting.
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Einstein Relativity Under Scrutiny From Eclipse Evidence
Edward Blasson reviews the pending test of Einstein's relativity using solar eclipse plates brought back by W. W. Campbell of Lick Observatory. Observations from Australia, the American West, and Christmas Island aim to measure light deflection and spectral shifts, with Mount Wilson and Michelson tests cited as ongoing checks.
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California
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Australia
Walla
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Indian Ocean
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Portia
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Voyages from a Troubled Home and Quiet Despair
Mrs Omura apologizes for a disordered room amid marital strife with her husband blaming her for not working on the farm. They plan to start life anew in a new home and vow to have no more children, a decision she deems unfair to their prior family life and to the girls on the farm.
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Mia Omora
Aoki
White and Japanese Intermarriage Debate Revisited
The Star revisits the ongoing discussion on white Japanese marriages focusing on the Japanese American Aoki family and related public discourse. The article recalls a prior Star piece examining social attitudes and legal implications surrounding intermarriage.
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