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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
11
Miss Anne Martin argues for Senate bills that would have the national government aid states in infant and maternal care. She cites high infant mortality, says most maternal deaths are preventable, and notes vast government spending on livestock relief versus much less on mothers and babies.
Critics say the Kaiser favors disguise while sugar profiteers profit. Five thousand investigations yield limited prosecutions as seven wholesalers lose licenses. The sugar exchange reopened February 16 amid expectations of higher prices and renewed open competition.
A vivid vignette follows Mayme from a police court defeat to a Fourth of July encounter with a beggar and a landlord. The piece weaves judgments of morality, a hint of a harsher past, and a remark on economic pressure across a mosaic of quotes and scraps from daily life.
A vintage advert touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds and grippe. It claims two to three doses in hours clear nasal congestion curb running nose dullness feverishness and headaches and notes no quinine and pleasant taste.
The human engineer must shed the old Company Doc label and become skilled in interpreting industrial processes. He should assess job fit, study occupational hazards, ensure proper working conditions, and relate findings to production, turnover, and worker well being across employment safety medicine and welfare. He collaborates with four departments to optimize the entire industry environment.
Dr. Frank Crane argues Lincoln’s democracy arose from his birth into an egalitarian, self made community. He cites Arthur E. Morgan and notes Lincoln learned democracy by living it, building roads and industry while preserving equal opportunity in the western republic.
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