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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1917

Page

7

Spokane Farmers Back Plan for Public Grain Elevators

Eastern Washington farmers may shift grain demand to Portland if the Guie bill fails. Resolutions adopted at the Spokane Farmers Bulk Grain convention urge a publicly owned system of grain elevators and belt lines under port authority, with Spokane Chamber endorsing the measure. Seattle stands to gain as a major grain port if the bill passes, though a powerful lobby in Olympia resists House Bill No. 45.

Washington Portland Seattle Spokane Port Commission Chamber of Commerce Pacific Tacoma Olympia

Senator's Lawyer Threat Sparks Hearing Fight

Olympia correspondent notes a senator threatened to chew another lawyer's ear, a paradoxical gesture that could trigger more hearings if carried out.

Olympia

Bogey Entitled to Rest and the Munition Maker Debate

The article argues against scapegoating munition makers and bankers for wartime trouble. It stresses that ordinary citizens oppose war, but blames political rhetoric for pressuring votes on the bank guaranty law. It urges voters to insist senators and representatives support the guaranty to avoid being ousted.

Kaiser swap debate and T. R. Europe trip plans

The piece contrasts a potential Kaiser-Gerard exchange with Von Bernstorff and a Democrat versus a count. It notes T. R. plans to take American troops to Europe, hints at Seattle politicians urging a broader role, and mentions charity and Poland. The Brooklyn Eagle quips about seas freedom being shared by icebergs and fish.

Liike the Kaiser Gerard von Bernstorff T. R Europe Seattle Brooklyn Eagle

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted for chronic constipation

A Cincinnati reader Miss H A Frees reports dramatic relief from chronic constipation after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The ad promotes the laxative as safe for all ages, emphasizes its non narcotic formula, and offers a trial bottle by writing Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.

H. A. Frees Adan Dayton Ohio Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight 50 Percent in One Week

An article from Philadelphia claims Bon Opto tablets can improve eyesight by 50 percent in a week. Read how to use a dissolving tablet in water to bathe the eyes twice daily and expect clearer vision soon.

Noth

Stay on firing line supporters urged in Erickson letter

Oliver T. Erickson thanks The Star and supporters for pushing his campaign amid media opposition and appeals to allies of publicly owned utilities to stay active for the final election on March 6. He notes the vote closeness and asks continued effort despite abuse and misrepresentation.

Mditor the Star Corporation Star Friente

Editor letters critique war and urge self reliance

Readers debate war aims and funding, warning against compulsory military service and urging nations to fight their own battles. They question profits behind conflict, warn of loss of freedoms, and muse on Europe’s tuning of nations toward peace. The letters cite M Tory and Ellis as contributors.

the Star Mexico Europe Cuba M. Tory Free America Ike North Yakima

Oldest Fan In Existence Lives In Cairo Museum

A museum near Cairo houses a 17th century B C fan believed to be the oldest known example. The artifact reflects ancient craft and daily life, preserved for study and display.

Cairo

Julia Page Seethes Under a Secret Yet Again

Julia confronts jealousy as Jim accuses her of past affair with Mark Rosenthal. After shocking revelations aboard, they reconcile and resume a fragile marriage. Barbara and Julia debate mothers’ influence and future plans as the Studdifords enter San Mateo society.

Julia Hannah Jim State Room Mark Koo Studdifords San Francisco Barbara Miss Toland Edward Francia Humphry Gunther Fox Alexander Dad England Babbie Francis Bobby Bob

Iron for Strength Said Crucial for Women by Dr. King

Dr Ferdinand King urges iron for all women to improve nerves and appearance. He favors organic Nuxated Iron for quick assimilation without stomach upset or teeth staining, claiming up to 200 percent strength gains in two weeks. Local druggists Owl Drug Co Bartell Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy dispense it with money back guarantee.

Ferdinand King

Girl Gets Ten Years For Drowning Infant

Sadie Strickland, 16, was sentenced to ten years in the state reformatory at Skowhegan for drowning her infant in Mesalonskee stream six months ago. Indicted for murder, the charge was dropped and she pleaded guilty to manslaughter through counsel.

Augusta Sadie Strickland State Reformatory For Women Skowhegin Mesaslonskee Stream

Coast Defense Chief Gen. Weaver Leads Coast Guns

Gen. Weaver commands the coast artillery units guarding the U S coast. He has headed the coastal defense battery system since early in his career and oversees the placement and operation of the big guns along the shoreline.

Weaver United States Coast Artillery

Save the Babies Save the Babies Ice Box Instructions

Authentic quotations from Dr. L Emmetta of Columbia and Dr. Herry L K Bhan of Union University appear. The pamphlet recommends a home made milk cooling box using sawdust, double pails, cracked ice, and newspaper lining to keep milk cool and safe for babies with daily ice renewal.

Dr. L. Emmetta Columbia Herry L. K. Bhan Union University

Temperance Sermon Urges Liquor Regulation Across Land

A temperance speaker, F. E. Peterson, condemns liquor as a curse to body and soul and argues it should be barred even in churches. He warns it drags mankind toward ruin and implores reform nationwide.

Hell

Profitable Basswood Tree Yields Lumber Skunks Bees

In Red Wing Minnesota George Kilne and Anton Christenson felled a large basswood tree. They saw 1700 feet of lumber valued at 39.37 dollars, a hollow stump held 14 skunks sold for 872 dollars, a coons nest in a limb, plus four more fur animals, a honey tub from a bees nest, and total earnings around 160 dollars.

Red Wing Minn George Kilne Anton Christenson

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Sufferers

Woman after woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from chronic female troubles and restored ability to work. Letters from Aurora and Cincinnati describe months of pain and weakness followed by renewed health after using the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Aurora Mars Kak. A. Kreso North Ave Aurora, Ill Cincinnati Ohio

What is a hero in wartime letters and verse

A collage of reader letters from a wartime paper includes personal musings about heroes such as the Kaiser, critiques of local officials, affectionate city verses about Mukilteo, and a note on rising Moonshine whisky prices in the South. The piece blends humor, patriotism, and public voice.

Georgia Alabama Tennessee Carolina

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