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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1922
Page
9
The 113th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birthday is observed, with Americans praising his character and simple philosophy. Born in Kentucky in a log cabin, Lincoln’s rise from humble origins to global historical impact underscores virtues of character and service to the common good.
A respected, compassionate man in our town was shot in his own residence without warning. He was beloved by all who knew him and was renowned for his dedication and kindness. Police are investigating the fatal, unprovoked shooting that shocked the community.
Amateur Economist argues the United States could convert 11 billion dollars in European debt into worldwide growth. Proposes U S orders for European goods funded by debt, then South American and Asian concessions to build railways and power projects. Sees US engineers and firms leading projects, boosting global prosperity and U S leadership while reducing debt burden.
A string of aphorisms notes social shifts as New York loosens doors for women while climate signals arrive with seed catalogs. A wry reflection on bootlegger scarcity signals changing eras and attitudes in the era.
The piece laments sensational gossip after Director Taylor’s death and urges restraint. It defends his character, noting widespread respect and love, and calls for avoiding wrongful insinuations or public crucifixion while seeking justice.
A Ruskin quotation asserts that true wealth lies in nurturing the greatest number of noble and happy humans through life’s powers of love joy and admiration.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses reports of cannibalism in Russia amid famine, notes caution about trusting such claims, and weaves in Kierkegaard, Genesis, and Wordsworth lines to frame the moral panic and human nature themes. The piece contrasts hunger, civilization, and instinct with biblical and poetic citations.
A diplomat in the narrative takes a coat in a manner so engaging that the observer thanks him for the gesture. The remark frames social charm as a path to favor and hints at broader commentary on achievement.
A correspondent defends Mother Ryther against February 9 criticism, praising her brick fundraising and dedication to the home. The writer emphasizes her 40 years of devoted care and contrasts past struggles with recent calls to seize leadership.
Maude Sweetman reports on Mrs Roy Gardner appearing at the Pantages last week in a fraught scene about a husband’s alleged actions and an effort to fund brain surgery, while censorship officials and city leaders balk at her film and its sensationalism.
An article notes the need for capable financiers to manage and safeguard American capital as activity expands in Spanish America. It discusses developing the right men to handle increased credit and the role of financiers in supplying and organizing capital across Southern republics.
The article discusses an English backed railway idea across a rainless desert corridor from southern Ecuador to Central Chile. It notes income plans for promoters and emphasizes the need to import capital labor and materials from outside. It argues America provides capital Europe labor while both supply materials and stresses the challenge of selling such investments in the United States to attract securities.
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