Over the Top War Vets Honored in Seattle Candidate Philip Tindall
The piece salutes veterans including Jack Sullivan Maj Hugh Caldwell and Phillip Tindall who served since 1917. Tindall volunteered for front line combat after declining an officer’s commission and was wounded. It notes Seattle residents knew him as a capable young man before the war and now seeks councilmanic office.
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Red Cross
Nation Army
Jack Sullivan
American Legion
Hugh M. Caldwell
Judge Advocate General's Department
Maj. Caldwell
France
Philip Tindall
Tindall
Seattle
Young
The Unseen World and Yeast Plants in Daily Life
An exploration of yeast growth from kitchen experiments to the broader impact on nutrition and science. It notes mother’s potato water method, wild versus domesticated yeast, and claims about yeast aiding growth in children and feeding on substances. It ends with a brief political aside about Carranza’s retirement plans in 1920.
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Grence
Ley
Mt Science
Levice
Baby
Philadelphia
Carranza
Mexico
Why Some Men Remain Bachelors In A Hazy Evening Tale
A fragmented humorous piece follows the man at the next desk, his family, a Ford, and a perilous cliff leap. A linguistic son shouts Daddy before the climactic fall, leaving readers amid questions of bachelorhood and fate. A later aside notes headlines about Iron county and a quirky chorus on married life and manners.
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Queen Anne Hill
Henry
Ilenry
Ford
Sinn Fein Dominates Irish Elections Amid Stronger Female Turnout
In last week’s municipal elections across eastern, west and southern Ireland Sinn Fein won about 75 percent of seats. A notable influx of women voters accompanied the results, while remaining candidates split among minority groups. The report argues that public sentiment favors Sinn Fein and that repression often fails to deter political and economic movements. A stray Indiana report notes jazz music affects eggs.
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Southern
Ireland
Sinn Fein
United States
The Good to Come from National Woman Suffrage
The piece argues that national woman suffrage will widen public responsibility beyond women. It claims suffrage empowers all citizens, not just women, to influence laws and officials, and that broad civic responsibility will elevate government for everyone. It also notes a separate note about flour prices and bakers.
Cummins Seeks Higher Rail Road Earnings After 1918 Takeover
Times have changed since government control of railroads in 1918. Cummins once denounced a $936 million annual rental as extravagant and urged pay nearly $100 million less than the president’s plan. Now he sponsors legislation to guarantee $1,072 million in earnings, $126 million above the standard return during control.
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Cummins
Fundamentals for Boys by Dr Frank Crane Editorial
An editorial for boys outlines fundamental aims. Instincts point to life purpose: to share fun, with true fun found in service. Work well and with others for the common good, avoiding fame or riches. Pursue skilled work, training, and achievement for lasting happiness. The note stresses education and preparing for useful labor.
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Frank Crane
Absence by Edmund Vance Cooke
Poem by Edmund Vance Cooke reflecting on missing a friend through a day’s distance and memory. The speaker wonders if life exists without the call of a loved presence and contemplates lingering influence and daily remembrance.
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Edmund Vance Cooke
Danderine Promises Hair Rescue At Low Cost
A dental ad style narrative promotes Danderine as a cheap remedy to prevent hair loss and dandruff. It claims rubbing the product into the scalp stops shedding after several uses and makes hair grow stronger longer softer and glossier.
What to Eat After Flu and Pneumonia Recovery Guide
Conducted under the U S Public Health Service this guide lists recommended foods for convalescence from influenza or pneumonia. It outlines breakfast lunch and dinner selections, beverages, and suggested exercises plus tips on rest sleep and hydration. It also answers a reader question about hernia treatment in children and promotes Uncle Sam M D as a public health advisor.
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Sam
M. D
Barron, L
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Free dental gum treatment for former patrons
The notice invites former patrons to call for a teeth and gums examination at the start of the year. If any issues are found, the clinic offers gum treatment and rework free of charge.
All Sin a Social Evil Organizes into Contagion
A sermon warns that sin is a social disease harder to quarantine than illness. Parents spread bad habits to children, risking their burden and blighted lives. The speaker argues sin is a communal issue extending beyond individual crimes to broader social evils.
Sin as social evil and neglect of others
The piece argues sin is contagious as a great social evil and asserts no man lives unto himself. It calls for learning to consider others to avoid causing untold suffering from personal sins.
Frog Skin Proportions Yield The Toughest Leather
Researchers show that skin composition in frogs correlates with exceptionally tough leather properties. The study identifies structural proteins and moisture balance contributing to durability and resilience.
Eye Specialist and Author Endorse Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
New York eye specialist Dr Smith and Massachusetts physician Dr Judkins report dramatic tests of Bon-Opto. They claim eyesight strengthening of up to 60 percent in a week, note cases from a 1 year old to 93 year old, and urge use at home with dissolving tablets in water.
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New York
Smith
Judkins
Massachusetts
Dr. Smith
Bon-Opto
Dr. Judkina
Union General Hospital
Boston
Mass
New England Eye and Mar Infirmary
Portland
Maine
Dru
Judea
Ienan
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Gentemen
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Austria
Mobby
Tad
Indiana
Everett True
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N. BE
Rupert Blue
U. S. Public Health Service
Bob White
Rissut
American Paper CO
United Painless
Third Ave. Cor. James St
Elliott
Charles Stelzle
Hatever
Paget Sound Savings and Loan Association
Pike Street
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