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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1921
Page
9
A garbled fan letter page blends poems and quips including names like JOHN KRAY and W. H. CHARLTON with spoof headlines and mock tips. It weaves social jests about knights, boats, ships, and a running parody on medical riddles and daily curiosities from a quirky era newspaper section.
The Seattle Star argues disarmament must be studied before action. It compares U S, British, and Japanese navies and questions risks, costs, and independence if the United States joins a new world disarmament program.
Leroy Stidger, pastor of the First M E Church of San Jose California, grew the church from 12 members to a flourishing institution. The piece weaves anecdotes about resilience humor and social commentary including references to Roosevelt Wilson Keaton and a Philadelphia spelling quirk.
The speaker offers practical advice on insomnia focusing on not fearing sleepless nights. He warns against sleeping pills and advises accepting less sleep, using wakeful time to read poetry or engage hobbies, and avoiding daytime worries. By staying engaged and calm, a person can transform restlessness into calm and avoid self defeat.
A public notice indicates a health and sanitation service response path through a central department office in Washington. It directs readers to send inquiries to the service division for formal information requests and guidance on sanitation matters.
An orthopedic expert notes bunions arise from a forward shifting of weight and a dropped anterior arch. Treat with foot strapping or bandaging behind the joint, plus focus on aligning the body to keep weight balanced.
A brief quote from the Boston Transcript notes that laughter helps social leverage. The speaker claims he can borrow money from a man if he can make him laugh. The remark underscores humor as a persuasive device in social exchanges.
Columbus report portrays Harry M. Daugherty as both lawyer and politician, shaping Harding’s 1920 bid while juggling legal cases. At 63 he appears younger, energetic, and devoted to family, charity, and mentoring dozens of youths, while pursuing the presidency with relentless drive.
Eugene V. Debs remains imprisoned despite wartime foes freed. He faces orders barring visitors, letters, and press contact after criticizing President Wilson. Critics warn muzzling inflames dissent and fuels martyrdom for Debs.
Ad promoting S. S. S. as a blood remedy. Claims impurities in blood drain energy and appetite. Advises twice yearly use to cleanse and strengthen the system, improve appetite, and build vitality for all ages.
Fragmentary remarks show Deputy City Comptroller J P Agnew approving a proposal described as a good thing for women to see, with Co M Scott at 1416 North 47th Bil noted in the dialogue.
Readers argue about women in boxing. George W. Merguier recalls danger, T. J. Lingwood condemns the sport as unsuitable for women, while James P. Kelly suggests some will enjoy it if priced.
A brief note reports Japan leading the world in the number of divorcees granted each year amid a consumer ad mentioning Good Juicy Steak and Holdt's.
An advertising notice lists M Hansen at 49 Economy Marketed and mentions a goods offering with measure details. The fragment references a product line and pricing shorthand like 1% and 696, indicating a trade or sales promotion typical of a local market page.
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