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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
5
An elderly Bremerton resident recalls building a home with her husband, the hardship of frontier travel, and daily labor to obtain food in early days. She recounts fear of a mother bear, wooden floors, and long treks to Tracyton for potatoes and money, then hints at Seattle’s Mother Ryther and a future memory search.
Seattle resident ward I Perkins of 6053 Admiral Way says a long battle with rheumatism kidney disorders and poor sleep ended after taking six bottles of Tanlac. He reports restored appetite weight and energy and credits Bartell Drug Stores for the product.
A letter urges Miss Grey to confront a frugal husband who withholds money and challenges a wife’s independence. The writer also sparks debate on employed married women and fashion driven spending, urging discussion of women’s economic roles and support for home life. The piece reflects social tensions about money, work, and status.
In a tense confrontation, Hatch accuses the railroad bosses of bribery and manipulation to sway lawmakers. The boss denies direct involvement while hints of a hidden wire puller surface, prompting a demand for the briber and a showdown over affidavits. The exchange ends with a note to continue tomorrow.
From 800000 gallons monthly, liquor used for non purposes has jumped to 4000 gallons per month, signaling a notable rise in improper consumption.
The scene follows a jail raid during a vice crusade with inmates seen in the basement and a crowd of onlookers. A young couple, Martha and the narrator, navigate the chaotic backdrop as a newsboy shoves papers at them and a boy hides on a rug to watch. The tale hints at a continuation.
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