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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
2
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An article critiques German experiments hardening infants with cold exposure. Meecker argues the method fails, increases sickness, and harms babies. It contrasts with traditional maternal care, which relies on warmth, feeding flexibility, and affection rather than rigid schedules.
A London Health observer finds the American face lacks distinctive types yet shows cosmopolitan strength from immigrants. Articles praise Hermon W. Craven’s appointment as third deputy in King County and note a Seattle court case on concealed weapons. The grand jury pursues Chief Sullivan amid municipal concerns.
EB Blane of the Sun Nyside Ditch Company urged passage of a bill seen as giving the company a monopoly and perpetual irrigation water rights A mass meeting in North Yaktoas urged county representatives to vote against the measure.
In Olympia in February the house irrigation committee held a meeting at night to consider several bills relating to the impounding of surplus waters. The issue affects residents of the Yakima and Klickitat valleys and drew a large attendance.
Washington waits as Mise Yu prepares to marry Sir Liang Chen. She and her sister Mise Nellie were educated in Paris and are said to resemble Parisian girls more than Chinese. Sir Liang, a prominent young minister, accompanied the emperor’s party to King Edward’s coronation and may wed after arriving in China once imperial permission is granted.
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