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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
4
Henry Ford cites good will as the core of success and Christian virtue. The piece argues good will guides fair dealing yet warns it can be twisted into ruthless competition for wealth. It contrasts paths of greed and mercy, urging honesty and lasting value beyond material gain.
Injustice to one harms all. The Delaware strike showed organization and disciplined leadership can win a just cause. Two unjustly fired workers led quiet walkouts until the big corporation surrendered, proving labor’s invincibility with Providence aiding self-help.
The Star prepares a special Saturday Farm State issue to guide readers on incomes from farms. It urges land owners farmers and city readers to study the forthcoming Farm Stock and Implement feature for practical information and investment insights.
Captain Robert Quinton recalls a hunt along a Solomon Islands river where a rope set 30 inches above ground halts an assault by head hunters. Arrows fly and four crew are killed, but a timed melee and a cutlass strike save lives. A Milian is poisoned but recovers the leg.
Fragmentary timetable notes a Navy Yard route linking Keamere HH to Kennedy Towrtet and Colman Dock with times around 6:56 and 6:00 on a weekend. Fares shown as 60 units with references to Sunday and Saturday times and a note that the timetable is subject to change.
A collage of clipped items notes Woodrow Wilson mispronunciations, questions about Tom Marshall, a baby sent by perce post in Washington, and Uncle Sam aiding infant industry. It cites a fire solved by Gorey at a hospital and jokes about barber shops and hogs in public discourse.
A promotional message urges readers not to wallow in misfortune but to work with the Seattle Business College. It emphasizes industrious effort, warns against idleness, and invites students to join a busy school and become successful graduates.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use 50 cent product. It claims to darken gray hair evenly, restore thickness and luster, reduce dandruff and itching, and make hair appear naturally glossy with regular applications.
A Seattle reader urges the newspaper to push measures to stop saloons from cashing laborers’ payroll checks. He cites Kansas City fines on saloonkeepers who cash such checks and asks Seattle to adopt a similar policy to protect workers’ families.
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