Stamp of the King Appears on Coins in Mixed Craft
A brief note reflects on coin production praising the king’s stamp as a mark on both genuine and counterfeit pieces. It suggests a moral judgment on value and authenticity in currency.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
5
A brief note reflects on coin production praising the king’s stamp as a mark on both genuine and counterfeit pieces. It suggests a moral judgment on value and authenticity in currency.
Justice Fred C Brown urges focus on the individual over the crime in penal reform. He cites historic hangings and a Seattle perjury case to illustrate the need for humane law. The piece also honors Julius Redelsheimer, described as sociable and devoted to making others happy, who has died.
A Cleveland injunction in a hotel workers strike restricts picketing to one person per main entrance and bans loud speaking and handing out circulars, raising concerns of judge made law favoring hotel owners. Judge Wood has withdrawn, and nine candidates express unease about the decision.
Jubilant reports flag Goethals as the Panama zone governor with a $10000 annual salary, lower than his prior pay. The piece argues the position deserves higher compensation and notes Wilson’s move to a one man governorship. Also comments on other eclectic items and a science pinprick note.
Readers debate the wage economy and the role of land monopoly in employment. A Worley letter laments labor disorder and cites wages for crafts and service jobs, arguing fair sharing boosts profits and workers’ futures. References to industrial acts and insurance obligations appear amid partisan commentary.
A collage of quirky notes and jokes from a New York Globe page spans suggestions for wary labels on beer bottles, humorous Q A exchanges with Mr Grey, odd questions about unseen ink and popcorn, plus a long anecdote about a grandmother’s train travel and a curry of family inquiries about currant bread and winter supplies.
A suit and overcoat sale touts the utmost in clothing value with new rough fabrics and the most approved expressive models offering more than money could buy.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered food items and prices including veal pork cheese butter and creamery references with inconsistent spellings and marks, indicating a damaged historical notice or market listing.
Advertising copy touts a diet tablet regimen promising rapid weight gain. It claims thin individuals can gain 10 to 25 pounds monthly by using Bargol, a six-element tablet system, with a 40 tablet package sold by Bartell Drug Company and pharmacies, backed by a money-back guarantee.
The Star reports a former employee states they worked for Parrelt Lumber Co from last March until August 22 when the company failed. The note implies unresolved wage or claim issues arising from the closure.
Advertisement extolls Hamburger Brust Thee as a vegetable, inexpensive remedy sold at pharmacies. One table spoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, drunk as a tea cup to break a cold and relieve congestion while loosening the bowels. The ad praises its effectiveness and safety.
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