Suzzallo Wins Fast Track On Vet Welfare Bill
The University of Washington's President Suzzallo pushes through the Suzzallo Veterans Welfare Commission bill with swift railroading, attracting criticism for lack of public debate and concerns it may widen veterans dependence rather than provide robust compensation. Despite objections, Suzzallo earns praise for speed, smashing records for rapid passage.
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Suzzallo
University of Washington
Howard Taylor
Jimmy Davis
Those Were the Happy Days Remembered by Old-Timers
Nostalgic reminiscence recalls a first intimate moment and the awkwardness of youth. The speaker asks older listeners to recall when the gas was turned to a pin point and fear and excitement mingled with a missing moment of rest.
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Altho
Father
Sacrifice for Art Preserves Ideal in Paris Sculpture
A poor sculptor in Paris lived in a garret and wrapped his clay model in bed clothes to protect it from frost. He died frozen, but others finished the statue in marble. His name and work endure, inspiring future generations to strive for beauty. The tale holds special meaning for Americans today.
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Galerie Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Princess Radziwill and monarchist propaganda in Seattle
The writer condemns Princess Radziwill’s Seattle visit as dangerous propaganda tied to monarchist aims. She previously served in the Kaiser’s court and returned after Russia’s revolution to push a constitutional monarchy, a move the author equates with Bolshevik extremism and demands ostracism.
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Radziwill
Russia
Seattle
Labor Problem Headlines Paris Peace Conference
Delegates at the world peace congress in Paris discuss terms ending the war with labor issues at the forefront. The era of empires and borders shifts prompts debates on concrete proposals for Russia and the future global order.
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Paris
Russia
Shall There Be a League of Nations Debate by U S Senators
U S Senator Miles Poindexter argues against embedding a league of nations in the peace treaty. He says the United States should avoid membership and stresses that any such league would require complex statecraft and time, delaying the treaty. He prefers continued friendly entente among allies to preserve peace and liberty.
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Paris
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Washington
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Norris outlines a selective league of nations stance
The text presents Senator Norris advocating a league of nations formed by six or seven great powers, omitting semicivilized nations like Turkey and Bulgaria. He calls for early disarmament, including reducing naval forces, and notes a forthcoming debate between Morris Sheppard and Marty New.
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Pulgaria
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Marty S. New
Indiana
Biddy’s Home Egg Gathering Advice for Hen Houses
History notes offer economical hen care with a 10 by 10 yard for a dozen hens. Recommend a sunlit south-facing coop, a scratch shed in cold weather, dry leaves for exercise, dropping board and nests, easy egg gathering, regular cleaning, and proper ventilation.
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Plymouth
It Is Precious to Ramble and Wander Outdoors
A reflective verse celebrates the outdoors and the joy of wandering through woodland and bracken. The speaker finds wonder in silence and the sea, feeling life surge as sun and snow touch the body and mind. The piece paints a carefree, nature filled experience with playful imagery.
Strike-Pro and Con by Readers of The Stag
A letter to editor from a shipyard worker outlines weekly family expenses and wage pressures. The writer cites 70 percent earning 4.64 dollars a day, urging a public tribunal to set fair returns and open company books. He argues for a middle path balancing labor and capital within a regulated framework.
Children Love Cascarets Candy Health Potent Claims
Ad copy touts Cascarets as a harmless candy that keeps children healthy and playful. It promises relief for white tongue feverish breath sour stomach and cold with cathartic tablets costing ten cents a box.
Cascarets Marketed To Mothers As Safe Candy Tonic
An advertisement aimed at mothers claims Cascarets ease bile sourness and constipation in children and adults without pain. It touts tasty taste and safe use with directions for ages one year and up, presenting the product as harmless and effective.
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