Word from Josh Wise and local tidbits update
A collection of brief notes covers political rumors about a Harding cabinet postmaster general choice, a Jonathan Warner hotel stockholders dinner opening, fashion at a public event, and social chatter. It mentions a Buffalo anti trust ruling against Eastman Kodak, local Bengal commentary, farming charity bets on rain in Alberta, and views on women keeping maiden names after marriage.
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Jonathan Warner
Board of Trade
Warren (O
Buffalo
Eastman Kodak Co
Bolton's Clear Standpoints in Seattle Council Candidacy
Councilman Bolton presents a straightforward defense of his re election bid. He notes 19 years in Seattle, six years on the council, and a record of voting to transfer traction lines to the city. He argues lines will pay, favors a five cent fare with fewer transfers, and pledges to shield the city from general fund bailouts if operations falter. He cites credit risks and the Skagit project as key fiscal issues.
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Bolton
Seattle
Seat
Skagit
Thought in Action and the Race to Realize Ideas
The article argues many face simultaneous ideas across fields from advertising to art. It notes that ideas are not exclusive and credits success to the person who first translates thought into action, turning concept into tangible result rather than remaining a mental toy.
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Citas Wisais Tits Sage
Eis
Patent Office
International Copyright
A Style of Her Own in Dress and Life
An essay contrasts a woman’s personal fashion sense with social style, arguing true style in dress avoids freakish poses and emphasizes modest presentation. It notes that gentlefolk should be unobtrusive and beauty endures, while modern trends tempt vanity and snare.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Mary of England
What Makes It Light Reveals Dark Sunlight Paradox
A discussion on solar energy and light explains that light emerges from friction with atmospheric dust rather than directly from the sun. The narrator notes midday darkness at high altitude and suggests obstacles can drive growth, turning hindrance into welfare.
Best Occupation for a Boy: Varies by Gift and Gain
In remarks from Inquiring Reporter readers weigh options for a young boy. Mrs Linton prefers not to engage, Mrs Hogan backs music, Robert Howps says follow fit, Lester Palmer favors lucrative business, Mrs Johnson would work with electricity, while a note mentions powerful searchlights for a Paris London night air route.
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Dave Linton
Whittan
John F. Hogan
Robert Howps
Harvard Ave
Lester J. Palmer
Terry Ave
Clara Johnson
Jackson St
Paris
London
Causes and cures for bad breath
Bad breath can come from tartar buildup at the back of teeth and from dry nasal passages. Even if the front teeth look clean a dentist may find tartar that causes odor. See your family physician for a thorough evaluation and guidance on treatment.
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NASA
Childs Appetite and Fatigue Hint at Malnutrition
A parent notes a 10 year old daughter with poor appetite and fatigue. The guidance suggests weighing and measuring to assess underweight status and consider possible malnutrition. Ensure the child gets plenty of fresh air and outdoor activity.
Remarkable remarks on freedom and policy quoted
The text presents a string of quotations on freedom, peace, politics, and education from figures like Ole Hanson, Judge Willis I Jerkina, William Gibbs McAdoo, Meredith Nicholson, Edward Hungerford, and Philander Claxton. It reflects debates on civic liberty, public trust, and the fairness of the school system.
Robertson Reply Shows Realistic View On Congresswoman Role
Oklahoma congresswoman elect Alice Robertson declines cooking duties in Washington emphasizing representation over stunts. The writer applauds her stance as a national service, warning male lawmakers against sensational bills and praising equality of common sense with civil rights progress.
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Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Washington
Miss Robertson
Mias Robertson
Letters to the Editor on city lines and murder reward
A reader questions city government as an example after a car line dispute. Another letter from M C Venter of Bellingham urges giving the reward for Edward H. Schultz’s murder to his widow and four children, citing their hardship and need.
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the Star
Edward H. Schultz
Mr. Schultz
Smith
Diety
Beattie
Seattle
Schulta
M. C. Venter
Bellingham
Doctor offers at home gray hair remedy recipe
A. L. Paulson M D a longtime New York City physician shares a homemade gray hair remedy. Dissolve a box of Orex powder in two ounces of distilled or rain water and comb through the hair. The box promises full directions and a gold bond guarantee.
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A. L. Paulson
M. D
New York City
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