Beattie urged to back clean up of headquarters
D FLEMMING of 1406 Third Ave urges Beattie and the civil service commission to restore two dismissed officers and root out corruption at police headquarters. He accuses the mayor and Cauldwell of backing violators and calls for federal action to address local misconduct.
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Eeditor the Star
Beattie
Star
Civil Service Commission
Cauldwell
Civil Services Board
Stetson
D. Flemming
Third Ave
Vanquish Defines Conquering in War and Liberty Text
The writing discusses vanquish meaning to defeat and cites examples of Allied aid in vanquishing Germans. It comments on India's path to home rule, the Prince of Wales open Indian West Point, and Gandhi versus constitutional progress. It mentions Annie Besant’s liberal stance and a note by John Wesley Holway.
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India
Prince of Wales
West Point
Mayland
Australia
Canada
Ireland
Gandhi
Berant
British Labor Party
Arthur Henderson
M. P
Charlies Bradlaugh
Robert Ingersoll
Herbert Spencer
Huxsey
Haeckel
Karl Marz
Bernard Shaw
Lberty
Auc
Annie Besant
John Wesley Holway
Gillette’s 1921 earnings show strong salesmanship and advertising
The 1921 report of Gillette Safety Razor Co. shows earnings before taxes of 7,008,564 dollars or 28.03 a share with cash and stock dividends. The article credits aggressive advertising and intensified selling to surpass prior years and urges Pacific Northwest manufacturers to adopt similar methods to boost regional products.
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Gillette Safety Razor Co
Gillette
Pacific Northwest
Gillette Company
Manges
Star
Seattle
Northwest
Fragmented reading contains mixed quotes and captions
The text presents garbled phrases from historical sources including Abraham Lincoln and modern banners about mar terms and disjointed lines. It references an 83 year old woman, Princeton student policies, and casual remarks on auto use, dress length, and cautions about confiscated booze.
Building the Blue Nile dam amid grand claims and ironies
The piece compares the Blue Nile dam project near Khartoum to ancient conquests and modern labor, arguing the dam will irrigate 3,000,000 acres idle land. It mocks warlike feats, then criticizes public offices used for private ends and references a comic call about an address.
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Blue Nile
Khartoum
Kitchener
Who R e Smutty Aims at Youth and Fashion
The Star editorial argues against judging one generation by garments and body parts. It contends virtue is not found in clothing length or stockings height and questions sensationalism about sex. It urges focusing on art, fairness, strength, and genuine relationships over shock and moral panic.
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Leslie C. Dann
Storrs Experiment Station
Connecticut Agricultural College
the Star
L. M. Clarke
P. A. Kline
Mesere
Kline
Clarke
Mr. Kline
Irvin Ghorga
Woodland Park Ava
Gandhi and Freedom in India
A short critique discusses Mahatma Gandhi and India’s freedom movement. It contrasts Gandhi’s stance with De Valera, noting disagreements over unity and independence and referencing a January issue of the Madras New India weekly. The piece frames Gandhi as controversial amid internal debates.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
All India
Madras
New India
All-India Congress
Teachers and Tobacco Voices on Smoking Policy in Schools
William Lille protests a policy that bans smoking by teachers at Koverrelt High School, arguing for personal liberty and opposing Prohibition. He questions authorities' reach into private choices, cites alcohol laws and social hypocrisy, and defends adult freedom while noting broader societal issues.
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the Star
Koverrelt
Noble B. Hightower Woomsa
Mia Hightower
Free United States
America
States
Germany
United States
William
Lille
France and England Trade War Fear and Frenzied Policy
The piece argues that England relies on commerce for national life while France fears invasion from across the Rhine. It contrasts U S policy traditions with French nationalism and wartime alliance hesitations, urging understanding of French security concerns and calling for allied commitment to aid in danger.
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England
France
Rhine
Christ
United States
Paerson
Frenece
Germany
America
Warning of religious war in Malabar and Asian power rivalries
The text warns of a religious war on the Malabar coast as Mohammedan forces attack Hindus, promising death, rape, and loot. It contrasts India and Japan, with Japan seeking a united Orient against white powers and potential aid from Afghan sanations, while Gandhi and Annie Besant publish political writings.
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India
Japan
Poland
Malabar
Mohammed
Til
Orient
Prusia
Austria
China
Attila the Hun
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